New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-04
Herman Muelerof Springfield is work

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County Attorney Robertson offspring
field is attending court.
The county commissioners are in SEES
sion at the court house.
Judge Cox left Sunday for California
where he will spend the winter. ~
c. E. Kendall and wife of haywood,
Ill. are visiting with F. H. Behnke.
A twelve year old boy of Mr.. Schmidt
living on Broadway died Monday eve.
NJ. A. ,Leary came home from Winona
Saturday evening to spend Sunday and
Monday. ~
Albert Melges was down from the
Falls last week visiting with his old
friends.i
Peter Clausen's team ran away on Mon
day and succeeded in partly demolishing
his wagon.
Chas Huehnekoch of Redwood Falls
is spending a few days with friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Mary Hornburg returned to Fair
fax Wednesday after enjoying the Christ
mas holidays here.
Editor Hodges was down from Sleepy
Eye yesterday on business before the
county commissioners.
George Zimmerman, a merchant of
Winthrop drove over in company with
Adolph Setter Monday.
Paul lehman is buying wheat for the
Eagle Mill at Essig. G. \. Spellbrink
will serve in that capacity here.
Scarlet fever has invaded the home of
Louis Veicke in West Newton. Mrs.
Reicke and one of the children are down
with it.
A. c. Ochs and Joseph Epple met d
great many old friends here last Thurs
day. They report Springfield doing &
good business.
| Redwood Falls expended $137, 900 in
public improvements during 1892. The
| city at the Falls is one OF the most en-.
terprising in Minnesota. <
A social will be given at the home OF
Andrew Christensen in Linden on next
Saturday afternoon and evening. AL
are cordially invited to attend.
College opened for the Winter Tern
Monday. Profs. Hoyer and Burke will
not go on duty the first week however
on account of having had sickness il
their familie.
Henry subilia went to Brookings las
evening to assist in providing music TO-
the annual Ball of the Second Regimen
Band which takes place in that city to
night.-Tracy Trumpet.
Denomination onc-eighth, of the bev
erage that exhilerates but does not intox
icate was left at this office January list
1t was from the Haucnstein Brewing Co
with, compliments to the Review Thanks
The new Catholic church lust com
pleted at Madelia was wholly destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. The cause is
! unknown. 1t was fine structure. anC
with its contents cost about SILL 900
insurance, $4,000.
| A new time card went into effect on
the Northwestern road on Sunday The
only changes being in the running of
freight trains. The 1920 east bound
train will hereafter carry passengers and
the morning freight from the east will
arrive at II :35.
These from abroad spent New Years
here: L. Buenger, Fred Mueller an6
Miss Mary Notehardt of St. Paul, J
Drummer of LIE Sueur, VIM. EngeI of Red
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an wife of Springfield and Herman
Scar of Morgan.
The Masonic Lodge has elected the
following new officers: J. F. Crowell
W. NJ: Jos. A. Eckstein, S. w.; Joh1
Larson, J. w: B. F. Weber, Chaplain
F. II. Behnke, Treas: G. W. II. Heide
man, Secretary; VIM. Burg, S. D.; A. E
Behnke, J. D.: J. Berndt, Tyler. The
officers were installed last evening.
/ Billy Marble with his patent smile, Ell
la Marble with her charming ways, VIM.
GMarble .Jr. with his abundance of emo
ton and Mary Marble with her winning
words and songs, opened four night;
engagement at Union Hall On Monday
evening. The company is stronger t hat
heretofore and is meeting with good sue