New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-11

Mrs. B. r. Webber left for Garden City
yesterday to visit relatives. ~
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grimm Of
Springfield on Friday, a girl.
The M:digan case will be argued be-
fore the Supreme court on the 25th of
May.
Mrs. A. j. Alvin will give dancing
party at her home on German Street this
evening.
Albert Bobleter was in town yesterday.
He is now travelling for the Century
Music Co. of Minneapolis.
Chas. Hermann and Miss Sophy Backer,
estimable young people both of them,
will be married next Friday. II
Chas. stuebe has been enjoying visit
the past few days from the gentleman who
manages his ranch near Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter, Mrs. John
Hauenstein ard Miss Ella Ella Setter
will go to st. Paul this week to witness
the Lilliputions.,
The family OF j. Newhart returned
from Michigan on Friday. Their visit
to the Sanitarium seems to have bene-
fitted them considerably.
Ex-Postmaster Schmidt will retire
from the Office this week. He takes with
him the reputation Of having been the
best postmaster New Ulm ever had,
Miss Lena Imberg ard Mr.. Petrich of
Fairfax will he united in marriage at the
home eff the formers parents in this city
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Geo. W. Somerville came down from
SLEEPY Eye Monday to give legal advice
to the defeated leaders in the city elec-
ton at their own request. They'd like
to contest, but are encountering Difficult.
ty in discovering irregularities.
Henry Knees and Miss Rosa Gareis
both of Milford, were married lastThurs
day. The Review extends every gooe
wish and trusts that the life of the nov
happy couple may continue to be a pros
porous and pleasant one as long as tim
IS theirs.
| The New Ulm Cycle Club was dull
organized at Wagner & Saverien's stor
on Thursday evening. The following
are the officers: Pres, @. NJ; Olsen
Captain, 81. L. Blethen; Sec. and Treas
A. Fl. Wagner; Lieut., L. Mueller; Excu
tive Committee, A. G.. Setter. Meeting
will be held every Thursday evening q
Wagner 8 Saverien's. -.
Chas. Brust will leave his place c
business on Saturday to give place t
Chas. stengel. AS long as Mr.. B1ust ha
conducted the well-known headquarter:
he has managed to make it quiet an
agreeable resort, and his trade has cor
sequently been extensive. Brust IS on
Of those fellows who make frien I'D
ly and hold them, and his depa !: cor
business will be missed and re- .=:.j b
citizens and transients alike. S-.eaId
again enter the business field h. viii b
remembered to his satisfaction.
| Yesterday morning at the Catholi
church there occurred the marriage G
Miss Augusta Fortwengler of Cotton
wood to Jos. Weber of Minneapolis
The bride is popular young lady in tn
community in which she resides, Will
the groom is we'll known here as stead
fast and faithful employee. At one tim
he worked IN New Ulm, :3ut is now. dc
ing service on one of the Milwaukee
trains between St. Paul and Minneapolis
They will make their home in the latte
iplace, and their friends, here and else
where will wish them good luck. Il !:
The Rueter Lodge of Hermann Son
celebrated their first anniversary Sunia
evening. Albert Steinhause1 read sho1
address, reviewing the work of the lodg
during the year. and the rest of the pre-
gram was made up of selection, by Eek
fsteins' orchestra and the Maennercho,
solos by b. Rudolph and Ernst Pfeifel
duet by Wm. Pfaender and A. J. Alvin
a reading from Fir. Reuter- by Paul Vos
and one act theatre, participated in b;
Fred Pfaender, W. E. Koch, J. Petr
and Miss Anna Neumann. A social ho1
followed, and while the. attendance wa
not very large, owing to the weather, TIL
party was none the less enjoyable.
The following is the new program TO
the Turnverein Gymnastic School:
First boys class, aged 6 to 10, Thurs
l "a y e.