New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-05

% thaw out the culverts under the yari-
JUS street crossings.
Last Saturday Mat Siebenbrunner sold
lis old saloon fixtures to saloon keep
IF in Minneota. Mr.. Siebenbrunner will
supply his saloon with new furniture.
Louis Irving and family have returned
from Michigan, where they have been
residing about one year. Mr.. Irving has
bought farm in this vicinity and will
locate here permanently.
The Hunters club held a meeting at
brewery on Sunday and
decided that the regular target practice
Of the season will commence again on
the first Monday in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. REIN and Mr.. A.
F, REIN returned from Mankato Mon
day, where they have been visiting with
Mr.. Ed. REIN. The mother of the REIN
brothers returned with them.
The Redwood Gazette got. out fine
Easter edition which shows that there is
considerable push and enterprise behind
it and that it exists in town which ap-
preciates good thing and believes in
advertising.
Mrs. Mary J. Adams-Pierce, wife of
S. L. Pierce, died at her home in st.
Paul on March 23d and was buried
Saturday, March 25th. Deceased was
widely known in this community, hav-
ing been here at various occasions.
The costume ball held at Turner Hall
last Sunday was unique in its every par
ticular, the gentlemen appearing in cos
tunes consisting of overalls, si1nllar
coats, straw hats, etc., while the ladies
were unexceptionally dressed in callcos.
The M. g. St. L. road filed mortgage
in Hennepin county short time ago
amounting to s5,00O,000 and the rev.
enue stamps on which represented the
snug little sum of $12,500-250 stamps
of $50 each. That was the largest mort
gage ever filed in that county.
W. F. Kunze, B. S. '97, of Sleepy Eye,
at present teaching science at Lake City,
has recently been elected principal OF
the Rochester High School. Rochester
schools have coed reputation and Mr.
Kunze can be relied upon to keep the
high school up to its present high stand,
ard. ~.. Il
All those who remember the Chicago
Ladies' Quartette and the Remeyi Con
cert three years ago will be glad to learr
that new company, The Louise Biehany
Ballad & Opera Concert Co. is coming
here under the same management. The.
will appear at Turner Hall sunda.
April 80.
Photographer Meyer hasjust complet
ed the group photograph Of the loca
lodge of Foresters. It consist of aboa
900 photographs, cabinet size, mounte
on canvass and neatly decorated. Th
picture wilpS on exhibition few day
in Crone's show window before it wi
be taken to the lodge room of the Fol
esters at the Caecelian Hall.
The following gentlemen spent Easte
with friends and relatives in New Uln
John Eichmann, of Springfield, employe
atthe Mueller cigar factory OF that plac
Geo. Koch, student at the dental collee
of surgery Of Chicago; Carl Scherer, ST.
dent at the Pilsbury academy of Ows
tonna; Fred Yates, student at the dents
college of surgery of St. Paul; RalE
Yates, express messenger between MAJ
kato and Mankato Junction.
Mr.. Hermann F. Poeppel of this eli
!, has been awarded the contract for fur
: ishing leggins for the Minnesota Natlo
al Guard. The contract will call +
several thousand pairs. Mr.sPoeppel
fortunate in getting this contract. The
were many bidders, and the fact that
+ secured the contract is tribute to Il
f quality of his goods. Last year N
J. Poeppcl manufactured and sold 1000
pairs of leggings, this year he expects
r sell $4,000.
a The public reading room ia the OFT
:. meyer building was opened saturd
/ morning. While the arrangements
d incompleteas yet, nevertheless the ROOF
were we'll patronized and tie officers
e the association are we'll pleased with t
' interest shown. Tie periodicals ha
e commenced to arrive, and in the cour
j Of a couple of weeks, all the leadi
/ mona1ines German and English. will