New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-27

lr- and Hin = st.gls Of llinne.polis
are guests at the home d - G. Rudolph
M. n. Ssltzwedel, !. student 81 the n
e College st ST Paul Park, paid Visit
to John Haenze last week.
Sheriff Block, the prospective state
treasurer, was in the city Monday even
ing.
The Christmas trss J. Tie \. !. an
on Monday evening caught IRE, and IN
extinguishing the blaze, Conrad Dirks
burned his hands,
On Wednesday John Haenze and two
Hamline students went to Springfield to
attend the meetings of the Young Mems
Christian Association. q
Robert scherer and wife are enjoying
their Christmas vacation at the homes of
relatives in this city. Robert still has
charge of the Amboy schools.
Armin Petry of Saltwater, Emil Fritz
of Milwaukee, Dr.. McFadden ard wife
Of Duluth, Mrs Schorregge Of Sleepy Eye
and Mr. Julius Guetling and Miss Mary
GuetlIng of st. Paul are all visitors in
our city during this, the happy Christmas
season.
Leader Eekstein was presented with B
handsome gold badge BY the members Of
his orchestra on Christmas afternoon
| The medal bears his name and an en-
graved violin. and is asplendid memento
of the estimation in which the orchestra
holds its leader.
| Fred Van Patten has removed from
Stately to CORTLAND township, NIcollet
county. He will run his fathers farm
hereafter, having sold his own in Brown
Co. to B. Bloemke of Springfield for
$s,4OO. Fred IS pleasant young man
to meet, and his old friends in New Ulm
and CORTLAND will be glad to see him
back in their midst.
On Saturday the Board of Examiners
held a meeting and revoked Mr.. Mines
certificate on the grounds that he had
made false statements in his application
for a position as teacher, and false state
ments with reference to his educational
and professional attainments, and for
other reasons. Members Nix and Eek
stein voted for the revocation and have
COED and ample reasons for so doing, as
the minutes will show
t Attorney Somervil1e has won case IN
| the supreme court for John A. Torrey Of
I Albin, against whom suit was brought in
Tour district court by c. Aultmann
g Co. to recover money on a
binder for which they had waited six
years, Terrey's attorney claimed that
it was breach of warranty on the part Of
the company to bring suit, and the su-
preme court sustained this opinien.
The Christmas exercises among the So
caeties passed of very pleasantly The
Methodists had a tree on Monday evenins
and a lengthy program participated in by
various parties Thee ongregatsonalists en-
joged Their festivities last might and SO al
SO did the members of the Turner Sunday
school, At both places theexercises were
entertaining and amusing, the tableaus at
Turner Hall being particularly attractive.
Our old friend and veteran. Freeman
| Talbot was granted the full rights OF
American citizenship in Mankato bv
Judge Severance last week, Judge Cald-
well and john F. Maesher bearing wit
ness to his coed character and fitness
for the conferred homer. He has been a
1esident of Minnesota for t1irty-seven
years, and although it was long ago that
he declared his intentious to become a
citizen it was not until last week that he
was able to secure his final papers. The
Old veteran Is well known In New UIm,
haying aided IN its defense tthirty-one
years ago and having been present al
nearly every celebration since It was
he who first conceived the idea Of a
monument to commemorate she deeds
here enacted
Herman Riotte, who was tohave given
9 dramatic reading at Turner Hall on
the evening of the ssoth, viii net appear.
In letterto Mr.. .Jappe, written from
Reading, Pa, on the Goth, he states that
IadVersity has oEertaken him. and that
he VIII not come to New Ulrn unless
$50 Of the guarantee money which he
was to receive for his recital was for
Warded to him BE- telegraph He makes
this request. he says, because he has no