New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-06

on the 9th To cons lder5 bridge matters.
Gdrning school, under Teacher Hugo
Fischer, opened at Turner Hall on Mon
day.
Col. Bobleter and three companions
bagged over three hundred chickens in
a four days hunt near Morris last week.
Fred spaeth has severed his connection
with the barbershop Of r. Peuser and
will go to Monteyideo to assist his broth
er.
The program of the Turnvercin turn
ing classes will lJe the same this year as
last. Next week the Review will publish
it in full.
1.-THE marriage Of Miss Mary Wellner to
Joseph Scheman, both Of Lafayette has
been announced to occur on the 21st Of
this month.
Chas. Hauser came up from St. Paul
Sunday and in company with FredPfaen-
der went to Springfield Monday after
noon on hunt.
Mr.. Poeppler, the cooper. has sold his
his fixtures and stock to two of his en-
ployees. The shop is located in the Roll
Ter Mills building.
Rev. Baumgarten having refused to
qualify as a member of the Board of Ex-
aminers, the School Board have named
Prof Schaller in his place.
II new contractor in town. Hanschen
is his name. He's only three days old,
and his father is Henry Hanschen and
one of the happiest men in town.
Mrs. Peter Lila of Bryant, S. D., is
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Notehart. Her husband
will also visit New ylm next week.
Company A will have no drill this
evening, the meeting having been post
poned till next Wednesday evening, ow-
ing to the teachers institute entertain
ment. IL -.
W. Cullen is in Jail here for 80 DAYS
for being drunk and disorderly in Nor
gan. John McGrath is also keeping
him company for a similar offense in
Springfield. $3.50 -. r.
IRev. Campbell, Herman Held and
Frank Weber rowed up t. West New
ton in a skiff last Thursday. They claim
that the trip would be delightful one
for anybody. -,..-.
/Fr. Nagcl, the contractor, is almost
good natured enough these days to do
contract work for nothing. It's all on
account of the daughter that arrived at
his home Saturday morning.
Judge Weber went to St. Peter Sat-
urday to listen to arguments for and
against new trial in the Pheeny case
against the Railroad Company. Report
er Eckstein accompanied him. +
Gustav Fischer returned from his Chi
cago trip Sunday morning. He did not
enter into any school work on Monday,
as the School Board had given him to
understand that his services were not
needed. The Board made a mistake
however. ..s-s-s
C>Emll Kackel and Miss Lena Spaeth
will be married tomorrow afternoon at
the Evangelical church by Rev. Seeger
"A reception will follow at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Sracth. The Review offers its we'll
meant congratulations. a..
Through the thoughtful ss of some
administering angel, the names of several
of our citizens, o,rself included, have
been handed to the manufacturers of the
celebrated Speer Port Wine and to each
of us there has been sent, through Drug
glst Eckstein, a sample of that excellent
product of the grape. One short phrase,
IN spite OF the Holmes objection to It's
use. describes the wine and our feelings
upon sampling it. It's First rate.
Gustav REIN and wife are in the CITY
on their wedding tour. This announce
ment may be a surprise to many of Mr..
Reim's friends. for 1t was only last Thurs
day that the wedding occurred. The bride
was formerly Miss Amanda Beyl and the
ceremony occurred at her home in Osce-
ola, Wis. Mr.. REIN was formerly New
Ulm bcy,but is now engaged in the Jew
elry business in St. Paul. He is an hon
est and deserving young man, and the
Review offers him casket of good wish
es, filled to overfowing., To use an oft
repeated phrase: May he live long with
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