New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-20

The dIsses II ~ asJs
are entsrta iiisla asen sI So
least.
The machinery for the new steam
laundry arrived on NJ ondaE. ddeH s
Buggert xpeet to con mence business al
Eonce. N n
B Miss Grace Watson. the popular singer
who appeared in our city not long ago,
was. married to Mr.. w atson, a cousin Of
hers, at Marshall on Friday.
Jos. A. Eckstein represented Harmony
Camp at the State Convention Of Modern
Woolmen and was accorded place on
two Of the most important committees.
Hermann Riotte will give his dramatic
readings in English and German on the
feyening Of the 3Oth at Turner Hall.
| Lovers Of elocution should not fail to
hear him.
Werner Boesch writes from Los Arg
eles that the climate is delightful to a
Minnesota man. Flowers are in bloom,
| Light summer clothing is the order of
the day and children are running about
barefooted.
The following from outside towns
were present at the Johnson-Seiter nup-
tials Thursday evening: Mrs. Henry
Furst of Chicago, Mrs. G. III. Helmes and
O. B. Setter Of St. Paul, AIcssrs. John A.
and p. G. johnson Of St.. Peter, and Mrs.
Rosskopf and the Misses Frida and Lulu
Setter of Winthrop.
Meat was stolen from John Hauon-
STEMS summer kitchen one evening last
week and tracks could be traced from the
scene of the theft to Vincen Kauz's
place, whose deg was also wounded.
It is thought that the thieves must have
made an attempt at the latter place but
were scared away by the dog.
A delegation Of five gentlemen, repres-
| entingthe Episcopal church of Mankatc,
visited the organ establishment ofVogel-
pohl & Spaeth last Thursday with the
view of purchasing large pipe organ.
They seemed pleased with what they saw
and on Monday Mr.. Vogelpohl went
down to complete arrangement for
the sale.
Charity Lodge No SO, A, F. and a. NJ,
has elected the following new officers
| w. NJ, J. F. Crowell; S. w., @. NJ. Ole
son; J. w., G.. Schmidt; Sec. Chas. Hey
mann; Treas, J. Klossner Jr.; Trustee,
G. Silverson; S. D., F. w. Hauenstein
]. D., E. Mueller; S. S., Geo. Doster; J;
S., Albert Kiesling; Chaplain, G. W. H.
Heideman.
| Marshal J. G.. Donahower has rendered
his resignation to Attorney General Olney,
and his action has caused general sur
prise at the department. in Washington
j. J. Thornton of St. James, Jay La Due
of Luverne and Capt Harres of Winona
are among the candidates for the vacant
position. Mr.. Donahowcr at one time
conducted store in New Ulm
In St. Paul last week Wednesday there
occurred the death OF Mrs. Helmes, moth.
er OF the well-known travelling man. The
| cause of her death was second paraly-
tic stroke, the first have been sustained
nearly two years ago. From this frst
attack she never fully recovered and suf
fered great pain almost continuously
during the months following.
Geo. Wagner was the successful can
didate for the position of instructor in
chemistry in the Northwestern Universe.
ty at Chicago and on Thursday he was
in the city on his way from Morgan &c
his new post of duty. This is a rapid
step towards advancement and the Re.
view hopes that George may prove him:
self equal to the task before him.
J, In the New Ulm Chapter of Roya
| Arch Masons last Friday evening. tn.
: Royal Arch degree was conferred ane
the following strangers were here to assis
in the initiation: Richard Gerdes Of Nor
gan, I. Gallagher, J. Lampert, D. Bang
and W. NJ. Murfin Of Sleepy Eye, Geo
w. Taylor ard Aug. Blank of LIE Sueu
and J. Fl. Harter aud. a. S. Davis 0
Mankato.
At Turner Hall on the evening of til
26th, Christmas festivities will be bel,
J. for the benefit Of the children. Singing
speaking, awarding Of presents and fv
fairy tale tableaus will constitute th
, program. The tableaus will be as foil
. oWs:.- Once upon 4 time, or wha
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