New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08

: W Ferdinand CrOne went to st. Faul yes-5I
terday. =:
DIR. James reports good business on
Sunday. Il
Philip Runk of springfield is visitih2f
in town. ~
Architect Thayer of Mankato was i'll
town Friday. p \
Sheriff Block. was in town Monday
evening on his way to For: Ridgely.
Miss Annie Dietz of Springfield is
here taking the teachers examination.
Miss Bertha Henning of Renvilleis vi
sitting with Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. BeLnke.
The street in front of the court house
Is being torn up to locate the freeze in |!
theSwater mains.
Miss Minnie Christensen returned on
Friday from Lake Crystal where she has
been spending her vacation. =
Representative Diepolder was at home
over Sunday and Monday looking after
the interests of his tubular well.
Mr.. Lind will remain in Washington
all Of this week and return to New Ulm
with his family the .forepart of next.
! Thad. G. Jones the well-known st.
Paul shirt manufacturer will make his
|semi-annual visit to NewUlm next week.
A three year old son of Wenzel Gre55-
ner of Cottonwood died Tuesday and
was buried from the Catholic church
Il Thursday. =. ...
| A little girl was born to John Wurm
on Feb. 9th; to Paulina Fitzner a boy
on the 18th inst. and to John Macho a
boy on Feb. goth.
Luther Nichols of Fairfax accompanied
lby Miss Mary Hornburg was in own
Tuesday. Mr.. Nichols was chaperonsd
by number of our Masonic brethren
while in the city.
Miss Meta Koch was given surprise
4 Friday eveby a number of associates.
4 The party was given in honor of Miss
Koch who is to leave directly for Vino
ma on an extended visit.
\The Glass Blowers will give special
matinee for the school children Saturday
afternoon from 9 to 5 at Union Hall.
The tickets for the children will cost on
ly 10 cents and each scholar will receive
a present.
| To-day occurs the wedding of Henry
kanokowitz to Mrs. Bertha Pingel, who
was formerly Bertha Giese. The
Review offers congratulations and wishes
for long life of happiness to the groom
and bride as we'll.
A large sleigh load of young gentle
4 men and ladies went out to Christ. and
Andrew Backer's Saturday evening and
made themselves at home. The Backer
kboys were equal to the occasion and
+ want another party in Milford most any,
time.
Self. possession in critical times is
\ worth good deal. In the grammer
class at school the other day one of the
5 girls who is not known as close student
was asked to compare ''sick''. She hest
p tated a moment and exclaimed ''sick,
worse, dead.'
J. Mrs. James Newton of West Newton
!, had the misfortune to break her arm al
| the wrist some days ago. It was not
! known that it was broken for several
:. Idays but increased pain and swelling
i led the lady to consult a physician who
: informed her of the nature of the injury
Y A good move was initiated at Turner
~ Hall by the theatre management on Sun
+ day evening, when those who are in
E the habit of leaving the hail between
i acts were not allowed to re-Cnter during
the time the curtain was raised. Til:
d habit of disturbing the players, whethel
# intentional or not, is bad one, and it i.
S a source of qualification that stop has
: been put to it.
II Werner Boesch and Chas. silfersor
I will leave tomorrow for Hot Springs in
e Arkansas. They will remain there some
f time in search of improved health and
,, their friends here will wish for the real.
izstion of their hopes. On the way back
they will visit the Worlds Fair and spend
some days in the Windy City, both for
kpleasure and business.
On Monday Judge Weber of this city
received from Alex Harkin, who is now
in Melrose, Scotland, plain but artistic