New Ulm review., 1901-03-20
A son was born to Mrs. &. Haas Fri

day.
Homo made Easter eggs at Frank
Burg's.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen entertained party of
friends at cards Saturday evening.
John Backer has moved to Essig
where he Is now engaged in business.
Louis Bushard was taken to the hos
pital Monday being very sick with the
mumps.
Frank Classen who had been sick with
the mumps for some time is up and
around again.
Henry Keller of the springfel.3 Ad-
vance came down Saturday afternoon to
spent Sunday with friends.
John Gerber Jr., of West Newton, has
purchased the saloon of Charles Forster
Jr. The transfer was made Friday.
Geo. Groebner, who is conducting a
saloon at Winthrop, was down here on
business the fore part of the week.
Miss Florence Turnbul, of st. Paul,
arrived here yesterday afternoon to take
charge of the trimming department of
the Peoples Store.
Forty hour devotional services will
be held at the Catholic church this
week. A number of priests from other
towns will assist.
After visiting their daughter, Mrs. @.
d. Dirks, for some time Rev. and Mrs.
A. f. ". Krlenke returned last Wednes-
day to their home in st. Paul.
DR.. Robert Gebhart, of Black River
Falls, WIS.,, spent few days in this ci-
ty the guest of his brother, DR.. l.. A.
Gebhart, returning to his home Tuesday.
Otto Sommer, formerly in the employ
of the j. [. Case Machinery company at
Minneapolis, has accepted position as
bookkeeper with the Burg Cigar Com
pany in th1s city.
The great bargain sale of new and
second hand goods in the Olsen building
next door to Koeh1er's barber shop will
commence Wednesday April and end
Saturday night, April 6. Watch for ad-
vertisement next week for bargain sales.
John Heymann received telegram
Wednesday from his son John, who went
to New Mexico about month ago for
his helth, stating that he was much
worse and urging that member of the
family should come here Immediately,
Herman Pfaender received a letter
from his father, Col. Pfaender, who is at
Los Anlelas, Cal, in which he saws that
the heavy rains of the winter have given
very luxurieHt growth to all vegeta-
ton, oats and barley are heading out and
peach trees are In full bloom.
The platform meeting at the Congre-
gatioHal church Sunday evening which
was conducted by the Women's Mission
ary Society was largely attended and
was very interesting. The musical fea-
lures OF the evening were exceptionally
good while the papers read were of a
high osder of merit.
After seven years of anxiety and sus-
pense regarding her brother, Nels Lar
son, Mrs. Hans Christianson, of Evan,
has Just received a letter from him In
Racine, Wis, to which place he has
lately returned from trip to the old
world. Mr.. Larson came to this county
a little over seven years ago. A sudden
change of plans brought Mrs. Christensen
to America one month later than her
brother, but a dIigen. search failed to
locate him. All hope was about given
up, when by accident Mr.. Larson saw a
nof1ce OF his sisters marriage and writes
that he will soon visit her here.
If New Ulm intends to have a winning
ball team the coming season now is the
time toscommence the agitation. The
experience of the closing weeks of last
season showed that the people of the
city enjoyed base ball and would SUM-
port 1t literally if given the proper en-
couragement of team that could and
would play ball to win. Through the
hberality of the Hauenstein Brewing
company an elegant outfit of uniforms
was provided and which will do good
service again this season, hence the ex-
pense OF putting team in shape would
De considerably less than heretofore.
Now let some one who is interested take
the matter up and see if the season can
not ne opened early enough to make up
good schedule of games.
Judge Henningsen's court was enliy-
ened Monday morning by couple of
cases. John Gabriel male complaint
against Fred Kuehn that he had used
certain uncomplementary and abusive
epithets in addressing him dur1ng lit
tie seance over the cup that cheers Sun
day night. The court adjudged Kuehn
guilty of the ofense as charged and I'M
posed sentence of S5 or ten DAYS. Hay-
ing spent all his available surplus for
liquid refreshments Kuehn could not
lIquldate and will board with Sheriff
Matter for the term of his sentence. The
second case was that of the State VS..
William Metzen, who was charged with
having admonished Fred Lehman in no
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