New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-11

Miss Lille Klossaer is visiting friends
in the city Of Flour and Sawdust.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Haag the early part of the week.
Albert Oswald, who is studying tele.
graphy at Mankato, was here over Sun.
day. - +
DR.. Marden is attending session Of
the Masonic Grand Lodge in St. Paul to.
day.
! Mrs. VIM. Mueller of St. Peter is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Fritsche.
The annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders of the Brown County Bank will he
held tomorrow.
S. A. McElhinny will occupy a por-
ton of the Ernst Wicherski building af-
ter February 1st.
Ed. Relnhard of CORTLAND and F. H.
Retzlaff Of this city both lost valuable
horses by sickness last week.
F. Landwehr says that it is doubtful
if he will operate his saw mill this sea-
son, owing to the lack of snow.
The Springfield Bank held its annual
meeting last evening. Some of the New
Ulm stockholders were present.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson left for St. Paul
on Monday to join her husband, who is
| in attendance upon the senate sessions.
DR.. Stricken was called to Fairfax by
| telegram last Saturday to attend the wife
of Anton Kachelmeyer who is very sick
Geo. Schnoberich left for Omaha last
week to accept Of a position in the
wholesale establishment of Heller & Ii
yer.
Geo. NJ. Brand, Anton Brand, Ed
O'Hara and VIM. Bird of Fairfax were
here yesterday to attend the Beard Gray
hearing.
| Ernst Thiede was tried before Justic,
Nix on Friday for assault. The com
plant Was brought against him by Her
man Stein.
F. W. Hauenstein now occupies botl
sides Of the south room of the Masoni,
Block and has utilized his newly acquired
| space in an attractive manner.
! Gustav Mueller and Miss Margareths
Mack, 10th of this city, will be married
next Thursday. Mr.. Mueller Isl trusted
employee of Nicklaus & Goetsch.
The furnaces in the new West Newton
church were tested Monday and gave
| perfect satisfaction. The church is nov
ready for use and its cost foots up $1s
! 500.
Billy Marble went from here to Win.
nebago City. While here he strength
ened his hold upon the people, and ever
showed considerable improvement owe
regent years.
T Rev. Meske has rendered his resigna
4 ton as pastor Of the Congregations
church and at the meeting of the societ,
on Monday it was accepted. The resig
tnation takes effect February 1st.
The Mining company in New Mexic o
of which Hon. Nick Gales is the head
now have four smelling machine shop
in active operation and next season ex
pect t. add another at cost of $4,000
State Treasurer Bobleter in his anpua
report again recommends that the vol
bounty law be repealed. The colonel
right. The bounty business only increa
ses the number of these once destructiv
animals.
Die Einfalt vom Lande will be presen
ted at Turner Hall on the 18th. Ma
Burg will come from St. P. to play his rol
and Miss Lulu Fischer will assume tn
part assigned to Miss Ella Setter, who
now IN St. Paul.
Il H. A Subilia collected and sent SILT
to~Faribault as holiday gift to tn
school for feeble minded. The superin
tendent, Mr.. Rogers, acknowledges re
ceipt thereof, in manner very compli
mentary to the donors.
The following Brown County People
Party men were in attendance upon tn
State Alliance meeting i'll st. Paul las
week: B. Marschner, W. r. Hodges, An
ton Ouren, J. Bellig, Hans O. Moen, J
Turgrinson and A. V. Readon. ta... ..
The annual meeting of the Congrega
j tional Church society was held on Mon
day and the following officers wer,
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