New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-21

Mrs. Torris was aimed 81 Mrs.
3 3 Burg over sund,
Mrs. 4 Setter arrived home from
'n'li.'napo IS last s:vening
Jos: Bier and wife of sleepy Eye were
! visitors in our city over slnday.
Cashier No Of Sleepy Eye transacted
business at the court house yesterday.
Mrs. ]. q. Do1y an | daughter, Mabel
were up from Gourtland last Saturday.
Comp any started for Lake CITY last
evening, Capt. steinh auser IN command.
Mrs. Jacob and Isss. Ansalia My re-.
turned from ST. P;lul Sal urs::av evening.
Mrs. Yoerg and cilillre, OF ST. Paul
are spending the week with Mrs. Otto.
5scEell.
at. Scherer has been transferred from
Ft. Sill in Oklahoma to Ft. Sam Houston,
Texas.
y. Lipp Of Cotto vas called to
LIE Sueur Monday to attend some sick
horses belonging to Ernst Bode. 81.
Geo. w. Somerville was on hand in
.due.season yesterday. 4 court session
inI5roWn county without Somer, lie
would seem peculiar. 55...
The friends of Mrs. Chas. Guggisberg
of Minneapolis, nee Miss Emily Guth.
will be pleased to hear that she has pre-
sented her husband with a bouncing bow.
Next Sunday evening will witness the.
benefit for the competitive class which
goes to Milwaukee. The boys are in
good trim and ought to be given sub
stanial aid.
Next Monday the Board of Review
meets at the City Clerks Office. Any one
deeming themselves assessed too low can
reality have the error rect1ied byappear-
my III pCISoll. 5s1
The men whom Marshal Heinen or
dered outsof thecity 4 day or So ago
were arrested i'll ST.. Peter Yesterday on
suspicion. They are said to be the MUIR
derers Of the Minneapolis man. Harris.
Geo. Decline is back from Chicago
and speaks very highly of the exhibit
and of the manner in which the city's
guests are treated. He alphabetically
contradicts the stories of cxhorbitant
charges.
The Gern.ania installation and. dance
at Turner Hall was unusually we'll at
tended. The exercises were of an inter
esting nature and the scciability of the
guests was striking. The ladies' know
how to get up pleasant affair when
they want to and they certainly wanted
TO on this OCCASION.
The marriage Of G. =. Ruemke and
Miss Gieseke Oh Thursday evening was !,
happy event. Numerous guests were
present at the BRIDES home, and the sup.
per, the amusements and the general
good feeling, taken toget,er,made a last.
ing impression on all. To the Young
welded couple we can only wish
permanent and lasting JOY. Both deserve
it.
J. A. Tawney, the able young cop
gresham from the First district. was il
town yesterday. Tawney, in an inter
view, expressed himself in favor of the
repeal OF that portion of the Sherman
law providing for the monthly purchase
of 100000 ounces of silver.but said he
believed tie remainder should continue
in force. He also favors a national in
stead OF state currency. Tie admins
tration, he says, is chiefly to blame for
the depression in not outlining anv ex-
press industrial and financial policy.
The Eastern Star Lodge was d ms
tituted last Thursday evening WIZ the
following charter members: Mesdames
Jacob Klossner, Henningsen, Eckstein,
Marden, Blanchard, Scott, Crowell.
Behnke and Fritsche, Miss Hummel
and Messrs, n. Henningsen, Jos. A. Eek
stein, ]. r. Crowell, Alex. Scott, DR.. s..
Mueller, F. III. Behnke ana Dr.. IS. a.
Fritsche. Among the visitors at the ms
titution were Grand Matron Mrs. TaE-
Tor of Minneapolis, Mesdames Roland.
Wiley and Whiting of Tracy, Miss
Fairchild Of Waseca and Miss DunkeI Of
New Ulm.
has a Piscatoria1 Flavor.
Madison Advertiser: The wind some
times cuts very queer capers. An old