New Ulm review., 1901-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.
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A son was born to Prof. and Mrs. A.
Ackermann Sunday.
JOS. Tyron, of Redwood Falls, was a
New Ulm visitor Friday.
Knut Knutson, Of Golden, was tram
sacting business in this city Monday.
Mrs. B. Follmann made a business
trip to Mankato last Thurfday.
The state federation of labor unions
will meet in Mankato June 10 and IL.
Jos. Gales returned Monday after
noon from three days visit at st. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. salkowsky, of Sleepy
Eye, we've Sunday visitors in this city.
The Review this week presents to its
readers the session laws IN supplement
form.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Eckstein returned
last week from few days visit with rel
atives at Window.
A. Renningsen, of Sleepy Eye, was in
this city Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Hennlngsen.
| Retzlaff's new building, one door north
of his hardware store, IS rapidly assum-
ing proportions.
Work was commenced yesterday morn
ling on the sewer in Center street from
Minnesota to State.
| August Dirks, Of Fairfax, was in this
city Sunday visiting his brother, Conrad
Dirks, and other relatives.
Miss Anna Campbell, of Winthrop,
spent Saturday and Sunday in this city
the guest of Miss Lillian Klossner.
Emil Kellermann, of Watertown, s.
D., is visiting with the family of his
brother Elias of this city.
Miss Julia Berndt went to Los An
| geles last week where she expects to
| make her home in the future.
| Rev. Robert Heldemann, of Lake Ell
mo, visited in :his city the forepart of
last week at the home of E. "a. Koch.
Otto Baarsch returned last Thursday
from his trip to Savannah, Ga, and went
to Bird Island Friday for short time.
Mrs. E. r. Barager was called to Min
neapol1s Monday morning by message
announcing the serious illness OF her
mother, Mrs. N. G. AxteN.
Jos. Koehler and family returned We'd
nesday from ST. Paul where they have
resided for the past SIX months and will
again become residents of this city.
Nicollet Leader: Drs. Stricken, of
New Ulm, and Merritt, of St, Peter,
were here the past week In consultation
with DR.. Ray on the Chilgren case.
The new directory of Brown county
published by r. L. Polk s. Co., is now
in the hands of the subscribers and is
found to be first class in every respect.
The N. s. St. L. has found it neces-
sary to put switch engine and yard
crew in the yards in this city to take
care of the increasing volume of bust
ness coming to it.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler, ofMarshall,
have been visiting in this city with Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Webber, while on their
way home from Florida where they had
spent the winter.
Walter Plymat, who will be nemem-
bered as the heady little third baseman
in the Hauensteins OF this city last sea-
son, is now playing with the university
team of Minneapolis.
Dogs entered the yard of Gust Guse
Sunday night and killed forty fine chick
ems. A judlcious application OF the lead
cure would not be so worse for the dogs
In that neighborhood.
/. The work of rebuilding the burned
portion of the @. s. N. w. stockyards
will be completed today and the plant
be again in readiness for the care and
shipment of stock as usual.
The newly appointed state tax COM
mission will hold session at Mankato
Tuesday, April 80. The commission is
making a tour of the larger cities of the
state and will visit New Ulm later on.
Judge Webber is holding term Of
the district court at Redwood Falls this
week. The calendar is said to be long
one and the chances are that the term
will last for at least two or three weeks.
The Significance of St. Paul's CONVEX