New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-17

urday on business.
n Mrs. Werner Boesch is improving
from her recent illness.
+. 81. Behnke returned from bust
ness visit to Chicago on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loheyde will
give cinch party Monday evening.
i The pupils of Miss McCaughin's
classes rendered her a surprise ON Mon
day evening.
i Treasurer Burg spent portion of
the week in Sleepy Eye and Springfield
collecting taxes.
a number of the young folks will in
dulge IN the pleasures of sleighing
party this evening.
A Madelia man has been buying a
great deal of live stock from Cotton.
wood farmers this week.
NJ. Mullen is in attendance upon the
meeting Of the Democratic central COM
mittee in. ST. Paul to-day.
Miss Flora Peterson entertained a
number Of her friends at the home Of
her parents on Saturday evening.
Mitchell, the ''porous plaster man.
who wears diamonds and ancient coins
for an advertisement, was in town Mon
day.
The electric light station has been rem
ovated so that it's interior now presents
an appearance that is inviting to stran-
gers,
Miss Hensel, who has been the guest
OF her cousin, Miss Doehne, for several
| weeks, returned to her home in St. Paul
on Friday.
Two weddings were solemnized at
the Catholic church yesterday. The
parties were Anton Hogen and Theresa
Marges and Jos, Zupher and Lizzie
Hengel.
DR.. j. H, James, the well-known
oculist, now located in Mankato, was
IN the city on professional business yes
terdaY. The doctor was formerly as
sistant physician in the asylum at St..
Peter.
Superintendent Hunt will visit this
county this or next week to stir up the
citizens OF Sleepy Eye and Springfield
in the matter of extra Worlds Fair ap-
preparation. In all the counties visited
thus far he has met with excellent pro-
gress.
An unusually large audience reward
ed the efforts of the young ladies of the
Catholic church on Saturday evening
and to judge from the frequent rounds
ofapplause the programme was apprec-
lated. It consisted almost entirely of u
theatrical performance running through
five acts.
Judge B. F. Weber has handed down
his decision in the John Vaughn case
against Judge Peterson, of this county.
The decisions as was expected,is adverse
to Mr.. Vauhn anu in favor of Judge Pet
erson, who is also accorded a judg ment
to the amount of costs involved. - St.
Peter Herald,
A stranger, who had been working
for farmer in Lafayette for Il couple
of days, came to town with q load OF
wheat en- Monday and skipped with the
farmer $ coat. tie vas arrested late in
I the evening and is now in Jail awaiting
q hearin-. County Attorney Robertson
was expected down yesterday.
| The Chicago Ladies Quartette APP
pears at Turner Hall on the 10th OF
March. Speaking of the organization
the Chicago Herald says: All these la
dies are social as wei! rs artistic favor
ties, and in appearance the Qua1tette is
a remarka BILE combination OF beauty,
vlvacity, amiability and cultivation.
One of the most beautiful aurora LIGHTS
ever visible in this section illuminated
the sky in brilliant manner on Satur-
day evening. At first it was almost red,
then it would fade to light pink and
again brighten suddenly. Tie magni-
ticent spectacle lasted for nearly an
hour and was so bright that many mis-.
took it for the reflection of some great
contlagration,
| A cinch party was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs, S. D. Peterson on
Thursday evening at which thirty coup.
les or more were entertained in most
enjoyable manner. Sixteen games were
played and a lively interest maintained
throughout. The prizes were awarded
as follows: For highest scores, Mrs. A.
J. Eckstein and Mr., NJ. A. Bingham;
for poorest scores, Mrs. Vajen and Mr.