New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-15
I D y daug was born to Mr.. ] and Mrs.
Anton Gag onday.

Anton Gag - nday.
Nj Miss Anna mi Stole gave party d to So q
number m of her friends last night.
Attorney somerville was down from
Sleepy Bye Monday afternoon on legal
business. 81 5s
"a daughter Of Mr.. Eckert will be mar
ried to-day to a gentleman who lives near
Springfield.
VIM. Koch started for Wisconsin Mon
day aftern BON but got only as far as
Owatonna owing to the blockade.
All applications for liquor licenses
must be filed with City Clerk schilling
on or before the 18th of this month.
4. G. Morltz, manager Of the Winona
l Milling Go. Of Winona, was in the CITY
Thursday, a guest of A. II. Lienhard, s
|1 Perry Wooley has sold his farm in Lin
den to Fred Wellman for $4,000. He
will make his future home in Lamber-
ton.
Willie Engel, who has been working
for Schneider & Schaeffer, left last week
for Owatonna to work in a harness
shop.
pAll trains were suspended Monday
hight owing to the storm. None arrived
here from the east until 8 o'clock last
evening.
! Al. Alvin, the travelling salesman,
will move his family from St. Paul to
New Ulm, as soon as he can secure
suitable house. .> <.".%~;=s~
\ In the house last week Representatives
Niepolder and Skinner voted against the
free text book bill. The measure passed.
however, by a vote Oft to II.
ID. Kohlhoff and Miss Ida Schulz will
be married tomorrow by Rev. Seeger.
They will reside in New Ulm for while
and later on move to Redwood county.
CfThe Mankato Free Press OF recent
gives it out that the Cannon Vale Twill
be extended as soon as the st.. Louis
matters are adjusted. Morton will be
the terminus and New Ulm one of the
leading stat'o.!s. The present year is
even fixed for the extension.
New novelties in fancy work at Mrs.
B. Follman's.
6fss Flora Peterson entertained a
number of her friends to ssHard Times''
party on Thursday evening. All of the
guests came dressed in odd costumes,
unbeknown to their young hostess, and
her surprise and the general nature of
the party afforded an evening of genuine
pleasure. -.
* On Saturday evening there occurred
f1ttfe marriage of Miss Ida Vedder to Jos.
Iauer. The ceremony was performed
by Capt. Nix early in the evening and
the young couple at once went to house.
keeping. The groom is faithful en-
ployee of Nagel & Doster and the bride
Is well known to many. The Review
offers It's congratulations and Herewith
q wish for long and happy life.
A beautiful line Of new laces at Mrs.
3. Follman's.
TX Jos. A. Eckstein returned from ST..
paul last Friday pursuant to the request
OF the council Before leaving, however,
he succeeded in having himself and two
other attorneys from small cities placed
on the commission, SO that they could do
something besides merely suggesting. As
a result several important changes were
brought about in the charter bill which
had already been drafted.
New styles in umbrellas and parasol.
at Mr.. b Follmann's.
w About ~ne-hundred- and fifty people
witnessed the second production of "Dit
Geier WaAy'' on Sunday evening at Tur
ner Hail. ,and the effect was substantial,
the same as on the first occasion. Every,
body was interested, everybody applan
ded and everybody went home pleased
instead Of tired. The happy scene which
concluded the struggle betweenJoseph anG
Geier- Wally for q kiss in the fourth &C,
was even an improvement on the first at.
tempt, a.d so also was the scene where
hero and heroine s'bleib'' for the fall al
the curtain in the last act of the play
But joking aside all the participants rem
dered their roles with improved precision
and, did not fail to win the app use
which they deserved. - IS
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Dssah Of Nm. Frank Lab
Monday morning at about ten O'clock
nd lo1,n