New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23
PROTECT YOUR EYES.
Mr.. 81. HIRsCHBERa.

). Z. Current of Homo was in town
Monday. So also was Geo. Woldrick.
Miss Held has returned from st. Paul
where she has been visiting for some
time. '~5
Redwood county Will have one more
delegate in the senatorial convention
than Brown. .. ~ -.
All citizens are requested to close their
business houses during the procession on
Memorial Day.
Werner Boesch has sold his residence
property near Herian's place to George
Shieman of CORTLAND.
Jim Laird, who used to run black
smith shop in this city, is in town for a
few days, disposing of some horses.
r. H. Hubbard, the Mankato miller
and d: 5. Kennedy, the Keeper of the
Dark Lantern, were in town Monday
afternoon.
A few friends gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfacnder last even.
ing and pleasantly celebrated the fifth
anniversary of their wedding.
Mat, Schneider has purchased ofWern-
er Bosch the residence on Broadway,
which is to be removed and give place
TO handsome new home. G. A. Hers is
now at work on the plans.
Mrs. A. Pictrus of Pierre, mother of
Mrs. A. j. Eckste1n, is dangerously ILL.,,
and it is not expected that she can live
over few days.
August Keller, wife and two children
arrived here from Chicago Monday af-
tern'on to spend a few days with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Keller.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
serve coffee and lce-cream from morn
ing till evening next Sunday. The ia
bies will he placed on the lawn of Rev.
Schroeder.
McCabe & Rinkle of St. Peter are here
this week laying sidewalks for Jacob
Pfenninger and Geo. Doehne. J. New
hart has also contracted with them for a
cement walk.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Altman
and Mr.. Jos. Reinhart will occur next
Thursday. The festivities will be held
at the home of that well-known farmer
Martzel Altman.
A race between the horses of VIM,
Fenscke and ALT. Vogel occurred at the
track Monday evening and was witnessed
by good crowd of people. Fenscke's
horse won with ease.
W. P. Grimes of Golden Gate was in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Grimes is can
didate tor the Republican nomination
for register of deeds and proposes to 20
into the convention to win.
Con. Kuhlei, an old Cincinnati &C.
quaintance of E. Maltzahn was in the
city during the early portion of the week
He represents tailoring establishment
and while here sold large stock of new
suitings to P. Moeger.
Parties wishing to contribute flowers
with which to decorate the graves of the
Union Soldiers on Memorial Day are DO
litely requested to deliver the same to
the Decoration Committee of the G. A.
R. at Turner Hall at any time during
the afternoon of May 29th.
At the home of August Letter in La
fayette last week occurred one of the
! pleasantest weddings of the season, the
parties being Mr., LETTERS estimable
daughter, Amelia, and Mr.. Aug. Dirks.
A large number of guests were present,
and after the ceremony a sumptuous feast
answered to the wants and tastes Of all.
The bride is one of the best young la
dies of our neighboring township. Her
father is well-known farmer and
through him the family have gained a
large and envlab]e acquaintance. The
groom. Mr.. Dirks, is equally well-known
and among all people has the reputation
of being steady, upright and worthy
young man. May happiness be theirs
forever.
The old soldiers of New Ulm will not
forget their comrades. On the contrary
they propose to pay respect to them on
Memorial Day in a manner BETTING the
deeds commemorated. At nine o'clock
in the morning the various societies will
assemble at Turner Hall and form the
column of parade which will leave the
hall at precisely 9 80 o'clock. The col
umn will first move to Second st. South,
thence to Minnesota and along the main
thoroughfare to Fourth North, then TO
State and from thence to the cemetery
by the nearest route. On arrival at the
latter place appropriate exercises will
follow consisting Of p ,triotic songs, mu-
sic and addresses in English and Ger.
man.