New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-11-21
Werner Boesch IS moving into his new

John Nenno is clerhng in John F.
Neumann's store.
RepresentatIve-e1ect Christensen was
in the city t,ls morning.
There will be dances in all of the halls
on Thanksgiving evening
Aug. KoehIer has moved into the
Meyer residence on Broadway
A reading room has been started ih
connection with the Turnverein
Dan Warren has been granted pen
sion, together with considerable back
pay
There will be dance in Union Hall
Thanksgiving Eve. All are cordially
invited.
The Chautauqua Reading Circle will
meet with Miss Pfacnder next Tuesday
evening.
Four Redwood county boys, all under
age, have been indicted by the grand
jury for grand larceny.
Col. IngersoIl will deliver his new lee
ture, 1.-THE Bible,' in Minneapolis some
| time during the winter.
John Gronau, who is in the employ of
G. A. Hers. had his hand BADLY cut by
a buzz saw Monday forenoon.
At the next meeting of the Turner Lit
erary Club an afternoon will be spent
| with Oliver Wendell Holmes
Gen. Booth, the founder of the saliva
ton army will visit this state this month.
He will speak in Minneapolis.
Jos. Leonhardt got his hand uncom-
fortably close to buzz saw on Monday
and as result lost couple of fingers.
! ssHave Strikes been Beneficial to Lab
or2'' will be the subject for debate at
the next meeting of the Turner Literary
Society.
The Choate Dramatic Conpan; played
The Old homestead at Union Hall
Sunday evening to a large audience. A
dance followed.
The depot force has been cut down
during the past week, owing 70 a lull in
business. VIM. Herian is temporarily
out of employment as consequence.
Capital Punishment was discussed at
the::last..Turner Literary Meeting and
stirred up considerable lively discussion.
Sentiment seemed about equally divided.
Mic. Gales was elected to the uppe:
house of the legislature in New Mexico
andiis almost sure to become leading
factor in the congressional fight two
years hence.
Geo. Grimm of Springfield passed
through here Monday on his way to
Hartford, Wis, to attend the funeral of
his father who died suddenly from a
stroke of paralysis.
| Geo. Flor and wife of Sigel were tried
before Justice Blanchard Monday on a
charge OF assault brought by Mrs. Ubl
NJ. c. Robertson appeared for the state
and Jos. A. Eckstein for the defendants
| Edwin Barbour, the actor, in addition
to several other plays has written a new
one, entitled s'Land of the Midnight Sun.
His many friends here will be glad te
hear that he is meeting with great sue.
cess as playwright.
| Mrs. Goodsi11 lectured to quite large
audience of ladies at Turner Hall on Fri
day evening. Her subject was ssReform
in Marriage" and we are told that she
gave her hearers an unusually sensible
and profitable discourse.
A petition is being circulated in Red
wood Falls asking the governor to par
don Michael Madigan, who is now in
prison. The petition alleges that he has
suffered enough for his crimes. and many
prominent men are signing it,
John F. Neumann has letter written
by Prince Hohenlohe. grandfather of the
present chancellor. It is in the pature
of an honorable discharge of Mr.. Neu-
mann's grandfather from the military
service. The letter is SO years cid. Il
While Herman Nage's little son was
hauling load of wheat to town last
Thursday, he crossed the railroad track
on Third North Street Just as he did
so, the west bound passenger struck the
rear end of the wagon and smashed it to
pieces The boy escaped injury by
jumping from the load.
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