New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26
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ola Monday to vislt with friends.
NJ. and Nm. ] I 3. siegel will be found
on and after May 1st in their new home
IN the Henningsen fiat over Mrs. Pfaffer-
les millinery store, while Mr. Henning-
sen will remove to his residence on.
Broadway.
Dr.. G. F Beachler, the we'll known.
specialist, formerly Of Minneapolis, has
opened up his Office IN the Bosch build
ing, making New Ulm his permanent
home. We refer our readers to the adj
vertisement of DR.. G. r. Beachler.
Mrs. A. w. Bingham will visit her old
home IN Vermont, leaving here at the
end Of next month. On the way to Yer
mont Mrs. Bingham will visit for few.
days with Mrs. Mute formerly Of New
Ulm, and now resident of Chicago.
The farewell banquet, tendered at Turn
er Hall to Mr.. and Mrs. Fr. Burg ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartmuth and Mrs. Helen
Roos last Thursday evening was attend
ed by two hundred guests. Speech max
ing was INDUCED in to moderate ex-
tent, the main effort in view being
amusement.
Besides having fine line of all goods
in his line, E. A. Pfefferle the druggist
has distinct taste for the exquisite ev-
en- in the line classified under the head
ing Of "sport." The base ball game be-
tween the New Ulmites and the Nlcollet
frogs, as displayed IN Pfeferle's window
is worth seeing. Look at 1T, the view
from the interior is by far preferable to
that from the exterior.
Louis Kaegle attempted suicide at
Springfield last week by shooting him
self, or rather attempting to do so. With
some difficulty he procured a revolver
and in harness shop he placed the
weapon against his right temple. His
hand was not steady and the bullet
glanced off only grazing the scalp. No
cause for his attempt at self destruction
is given.
An incident of no consequence oc-
Cured at the NJ. Siebenbrunner building
last Wednesday ON account of an exca-
walton being made for cellar purposes.
A part of the north wall collapsed, but
the wall being braced Immediately no
further damage was done and accidents
by falling pieces are guarded against.
More precaution might have been used
in digging the cellar. T.
At its last meeting the school board
accepted the resignation of Principal
Carlton of the high school, he having
| accepted similar but more remunera-
tive position at Delano, MINI. The res
ignation takes effect in fall. supt. Crit.
chett was re-appointed for another year
and the teachers are to be appointed
next month. A change in the personnel
is not anticipated.
Mention was made in last weeks Re.
view that the young son of John Green
of LIE Sueur ran away from home. The
boy was found at the home OF John
Miles in Kasota, where he was being
we'll cared for un.1.i his father could
come after him. On Saturday Green ha6
Rolla Liesman of LIE Sueur arrested on &
charge of kidnapping, claiming that he
had melted the boy to leave home. The
he airing was held Monday and Liesmar
was discharged.
The entertainment at Turner Hall Sun
day evening was we'll attended and still
better executed. The several classes Of
Turner'S excelled themselves in grace
and strength, showing the great value OF
physical culture in an unm1stakable
manner. a real artistic and most pleas
ing programme enabled the ladies of the
Turner school to prove their skill il
handling the dumb bells as well as il
terpsicLorean grace, and liberal applause
awarded the performers.
In short time presumably the fire
department will be called out by ar
alarm to test its efficiency. AS the de.
partment showed up well at the last
trial and has been practicing since the
test will no doubt prove successful. Al
the same time the new Siamese coupling
giving the stream of water double force
| by the direct connection with the fire
plugs will be placed in operation. Tru.
ly our fire department is nearing perfec-
ton and all that is needed now to prove
| II ia o0od ciznd blaze Il