New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29


arrived here from Colorado on Monday.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Albrecht Of Milford yesterday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Grimm Of Springfield is
spending the Thanksgiving season here
with her mother.
The marriage of Miss Tillic Held to
st. Paul gentleman has been announced.
1t will occur in few days.
A. r. Walton was down from Morgan
yesterday afternoon on business. So al
so was Village Recorder Kinman.
}. NJ. Olson and wife of Nicoliet at
tended the marriage Of their son, Albert,
to Miss Schaefer on Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. B. Liver will return to Omaha
next Friday after spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Vajen.
Mrs. Sleeper of Brownsville and Miss
Mary Trimmings of St. Peter were the
guests of their sister, Mrs. F. H. Behnke
last week.
A. E. Mccarthy of Minneapolis, who
used to own a grocery store and later
livery stable in this CRY, lost his only
child last Wednesday, little girl of
seven years.
Miss Hanson, the lady who was so
dangerously i'll at the home of a. J. Of
terhclm, has been improving lately under
the care of Dr.. Hirsch and will perman-
emily recover.
J.P. Current, the determined Democrat
tic agltator of the town Of Home. was in
the city yesterday. incidentally discuss
ing the election and the prospects of
Democracy in 1896.
Fred Schneider of Medford, Wis. was
here Monday in company with Postmas-
te: Schoregge, of Sleepy Eye, his pro-
spective brother in-law. Mr. Schneider
is a lumber dealer in the Badger State
city.
The Co. A boys are arranging for a
very nice dance at Tusner Hall to-mor-
row evening. Eckstein's orchestra will
III the music and the program will
he prepared so as to make the affair an
,joyable one.
Dora Gllebel of Cottonwood is suffer-
ing with badly swollen hand and arm
at the home of F. Schpoberich in this CITY,
The swelling arose from an accidental
blow on the hand, and it is feared that
blood POISONING may ensuc.
The St. Peter Herald says: 1t is fact
that John Lind is said to be figuring. On
the proper methods to employ in slip
ping into the L. S. Senate. We are
frank enough to say that if it cannot be
a Democrat, John would suit us.
vEYesterday morning Gerhard Gulden
and Miss Cornelia Fischer, both popular
young people of Cottonwood, were uni
ted in marriage at the Catholic church
IN this city. A largely attended reccp-
ton followed in the evening.
The following is the Redwood Ca
zette's estimate of Judge Weber: He
presides over the court with great djgni-
ty. He speaks plainly and distinctly.
Yet when he is off the bench, he is the
most approachable man in the whole
Gof room:
VCongressman McCleary has returned
home from Washington and will spend
the week in visiting various points along
the Minnesota river, with view of gath
ering information, preparatory to intro
ducing bill into congress providing for
an appropriation with which to make the
Minnesota navigable.
Henry Crone is contemplating the cree
ton Of a second refrigerator and ware
house-in fact he has decided on such a
move. The building is to have about twice
the capacity of Refrigerator G. and will
store fully 5000 cases of eggs. Mr.. Crone
is also arranging with eastern capitalists
for charging his creamery business, the
intention being to place about ten separ-
ators throughout the country and four in
the creamery at this place. The latter
building is already being remodeled for
this purpose and when everything is COM
pleted, New Ulm will have an industry
that will be second to none in the west.
Mr.. Crone's enterprise in this direction
is certainly worthy Of liberal common
dalton.
The X. of P. Social at the lodge rooms
ON Monday evening was largely attended,