New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-21

3 Senator Peterson came home from
St Paul to spend Sunday.
Herman Beussman has been under
the weather for several days.
George Hauenstein will 60 to st.
Paul to be treated with DR.. Koch's cele-
brated lymph.
e. H. Ross left for Minneapolis Sat
urday evening. He will remain there
for several months at least.
Thomas Mulvehill is in St. Paul this
week as juror for the January term of
the United States district court.
Chas. g. Mullen has been appointed
to the Madelia post-ofice. II. M. Serk-
land gets similar plum at st. James.
The first masquerade of the season
was held at Union Hall on Sunday
evening. "A good attendance is re-
ported. Il
F. Williams, who has been here for
couple weeks in charge Of the new dy-
namo at the electric light station, re-
turned to Cleveland yesterday.
Gen. Baker Will not contest Lind's
seat. He has struck an iron mine
somewhere on the shores of Lake Super
ior and will turn his atten ton to the
more profitable business of mining.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Mounted Rangers was heA in
St. Peter last week. A request was
sent from here to the effect that the
next reunion be held in New Ulm.
We have received requests from
many subscribers outside of New Ulm
to send bills. If you will only take no.
tice OF the tag on each paper, you can
easily reckon the amount of your dues.
The figures given indicate the date to
which the subscription is paid.
Miss Annie Behnke gave a cinch
party on Friday evening which was one
of the most pleasant OF the winter sea-
son. About sixty guests were enter
tanned at the various tables and unusu-
al interest was manifested in the popular
American game. The head prices were
won by Mrs. s. D. Peterson and Mr.. j.
L. Schoch, and the prizes for the poor
est scores by Mrs. Richard Pfefferle and
Mr.. Paul Voss.
The speaker of the house has an
nounced his committees. Ahlness of this
county is given the craftsmanship of the
commerce committee and place on the
committees on claims and immigration.
Diepolder of Nicollet is treated we'll.
His name appears on the committees on
insane hospitals, temperance and prison
labor. Turrell of Redwood county will
assist the committees on public accounts
and interpretations.
Representative Lind is opposed to the
present plan for building the Nicaragua
canal He says, however, he will favor
a measure which receives great deal of
support in the House, which is,for the
purchase and absolute control and
ownership by this government of the
canal. He did not believe that loanlng
the government credit would secure a
majority in the House, but the other
plan might meet with success.
The date fol- the masquerade ball at
Turner Hall is next Saturday evening,
January Oath. The preparations that
have been going on now for two weeks
in view Of this event, warrant us in say
ing that many of the costumes will be
rich and costly ones and that the groups
and character masks will be we'll worth
seeing. A partial program appears IL
| another column, and indicates that the
committeeewi]l make all possible cffor
to have the ball prove success.
+ An imp ortant business change anc
one, that will attract more attention
than any other made in New Uim ir
recent years, was completed yesterday
morning, efecting the business, fo1
mauy years owned and operated by
! Theodore Crone Sr. The new Grlr
will be Crone Bros, consisting o
Charles, Theodore and Ferdinand
Crone. The change not only include
the three stores but also the Vinega
( Works. of all of which the new firm ha
already assumed management. Thu
stores are old landmarks in New Ulm
and have always been. the source of .
! healthy and profitable business. Tha
they may continue so under the new
management is the wish of the Review
/ and Tho pr1h1ic in ranara1 3LaEa=a