New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-05
New IJII1l
and Vicinity.

Hy.J. Berg Of Sleepy Eye vas in
town yesterday.
Geo. Hauenstein of Candy was here on
business last Thursday.
D. A. Grussendorf, 81 was at the CON
5vent1on in Minneapolis last Saturday.
Mrs. Elias Kellermann, who has been
on the sick list for the past week, is I'M
proving.
Miss Katie Gulden came here from
lie Sueur and spent Easter with New
Ulm relatives.
Geo. Groebncr the saloonist has add
ed another billiard table to the attrac-
lions of his resort.
The public schools opened yesterday
again after being closed for the spring
vacation for 80 days.
Mrs. John Lind and daughters Jenny
and Winnlfred were New Uln visitors
the latter part Of last week.
A praiseworthy and commendable in
stitute, Kindergarten was opened
by Miss Triton last Monday.
The Easter dances at Union Hall and
at Schmucker's Tivoli held last Monday
were unusually we'll attended.
Tony Simmet has quit work at Eugene
Koehler's barbershop and accepted sim
liar position with Arnold Stamm.
Miss Tony Zieher returned to Gibbon
Monday and re-assumed her duties as
teacher in school near that place.
Eugene A. Pfeherle, the druggist, has
bought the dwelling house next to May
or Weschcke's residence on German
street.
W. A. Fenscke has sold his grocery to
Geo. Hauenstein, now in business at Can
by. Mr.. Hauenstein will take charge
April 18th.
We publish this week Kipling's ere
cessional," poem for the writing of
which that famous author has received
much praise.
The new delivery wagon for Schell's
brewery, arranged for three horses, ar
rived here last week and will be in ser.
vice shortly.
Geo. Biebel, the gentlemanly clerk al
Eckstein's drug store has gone to Fair
fax, where he has taken possession of g
fine drug store.
Lehman Kobarsch, aged % years, 6
SOD of Theo. Kobarsch, and an invalid
since his birth died Friday and was bur.
led on Saturday.
The NJ. & St. L. railroad is daily re.
ceiving and unloading carloads Of ma
terial at the southern terminus of thei]
new line in this city.
Frank friedman is remodeling hi
building on Minnesota street. Franz
Schneider will occupy the building as
saloon after April 18th,
The financial statement and water
works report prepared by City Cler]
Schi]ling will be found on the first page
and prove interesting reading.
!, Supreme court opened its session yes
t>rday and City Attorney Jos. A. Eek
tein appeared to have four cases no'
pending placed on the calendar.
= Chas. Forster the saloonist cast hi
J vote yesterday and then made fyin
9 trip to Klossner, as his place of bushes
+ was closed on account of the election.
e The Mandolin and Guitar Club gay
! : ball at Lafayette Easter Monday: TT
+ attendance was good, quite G number (
d young people of New Ulm participating
f. The six months old child of Rev. Fe
Il finger of Eden died Sunday and will
l. buried this afternoon. Mr.. Grimmer tt
:. assistant register of deeds will attend Il
= funeral.
Carl, the four-years old son of
J. Rusch died suddenly Sunday evenin
n after a visit with his parents in Hende
r son. The funeral took place yesterd
-. afternoon.
q Miss Lou Baasen left last Tuesday
l. Chicago to visit with her brother job
- who is attending dental college. S
l. will also visit with her aunt in Milwa
:. kee before returning home.
IN Messrs. M. Juenemann, John Hen
ct Rev. Rinke, Ed. Baer and A. Amann a
~ ~ tended the meeting of St. Joseph Soc
aI ties at ST PauI yesterdav as deleoat