New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-29
New JJIr11
and Vicinity.
Next Sunday is Easter.

Next Sunday is Easter.
Next Tuesday will be election day.
Henry Durbahn of Lafayette moved
to town last week.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Allenson last Friday.
Casper Green, the miller Of Morgan,
was in the city Friday.
Edgar Small left yesterday for Cren-
brook, British Columbia.
Forty-one children were confirmed at
the Lutheran church last Sunday.
Geo. Durbahn is building an addition
to his residence on Washington street.
Henry Gugglsberg, the Gibbon bank
err, transacted business here on Saturday.
Miss Amalia Nix, teacher in the pub
he schools Of st. Panl, Is home on a
visit.
Hose Co No was out practicing with
their new hose wagon last Tuesday ev-
ening.
Miss Flora Peterson gives an sat
home" dancing party to her friends this
evening.
Mrs. A. c. Ochs of Springfield spent a
few days of last week here with friends
and relatives.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Koehler on Thursday. The Review
congratulates.
| E. Schnoberich of Gaylord, formerly
of this city, called on his New Ulm
friends Monday,
John Fenscke will leave tomorrow for
Minneapolis and enter the employ OF the
Nicollet Clothing Co. -
Services will be held in the Congre-
gational Church Friday morning GOOD
Friday at 10 80 o'clock.
The county commissioners met in
special session on Monday. Proceedings
will be found on first page. Fl
Flandrau Camp, Modern Woodmen
will have an entertainment and banquet
on May 9Th, at their hall.
Mrs. F. Murphy of St. Peter spent q
few days of last week at the home of hel
sister Mrs. +. H. Behnke. II
August Raabc and Mrs. Julius Guet-
ling were married last Tuesday. Rev
J. G. Albrecht officiated.
Mankato is not asleep. She is to have
electric street car lines. Go it, ole
''Kate' you are Going well.
A. ]. Meyer, the photographer, wen
over to Winthrop last Monday to spenc
a few hours with his brother John.
Editor Hodges of SLEEPY Eye was ii
the city Wednesday. In the Afternoon
he left for St. Peter where he had to in
spect Oil.
Dr.. Beachler of Winthrop will he at
the Dakota House every Tuesday unit
2 o'clock P. M. to treat ruptures witt
the Fidelity method. r.. ~
Miss Minnie Loucks has resigned be
position at the store of M. Hummel an,
will return to Milwaukee next wee
with the Moeller family.
The directors of the N. U. S. &. I
ASH, at their last meeting have reduce
the rate of interest on all existing loan
and those to be made in the future.
Paul Sturm will erect a new barn c.
|. his farm IN Cottonwood the comm
spring. Il will be 32x56 feet. Pau
Klinkhammer received the contract TO
} the building. -.. 1872.
James Rose Of Murray, an inmate o
the st. Alexanders hospital for fey
weeks past, died last Thursday. The re
MANS were. taken to Tracy on Frida
for interment.
Chas. lehman Of Springfield spen
Sunday and Monday with his famil
here. Having sold his residence proper
ty on Broadway, his family will NOV
to Springfield next week.
Attention is called to the fact that tn
oficialssbonds of all township and villag
officers must bear fifty cent revenu
stamp. Town clerks, town treasurer
justices of the peace and constables h,
better take notice.
I Warden Wolfer says that they are nov
receiving hundreds of orders every da
for Irvine at the state prison and tn
supply is likely to be exhausted befor
May 1st. The receipts fiom small OF