New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-10

st. Peter last wee k to secure the iron
fence which has surrounded the court
square in that city. It will be used to
enclose the church grounds in their own
town. Is.
Z. 3. Krork and Chas. Vogtel have
been taken in as partners in the Eagle
Mill Go. The new firm consists as fol-
lows: Chas. Silverson, president; A.
Schmidt of Cincinnati, LIST ice-president;
VIM. silverson, End vice president and
treasurer; A. Schmidt Jr., secretary; L.
B. Krook and Chas. Vogtel, assistant
secretaries.
At Union Hall Wednesday evening
chas' sllverson was presented with
gold-headed cane by his citizen friends,
and silver inkstand aud gold pen hold
er by his employees. Dr.. Stricken made
the presentation speech on behalf of the
former and c. Book on behalf of the
latter. c. H. Hornbnrg and J. Schaller
also made speeches.
A. ii. Schleuder has sold his iewelry
stock to Gustav REIN and will retire
from business. Mr.. Schleuder has been
jeweler in this city for many years,
competent in his trade and appreciated
by large following of customers. His
successor is young and we'll experienced.
The "Yonng Pioneers Society" was Or
ganized at the Old Settlers meeting with
ten charter members. All are eligible
to MEMBERSHIP who were here previous to
1862, and it sEall be the object of the
society to celebrate the anniversary of
the old settlers with each recurring year.
| Ath. Henle is president and VIM. Pfaen-
! der Jr. secretary.
1t has been discovered that the base of
the Birch Coulie monument, which is in
two sections, was placed wrong, so that
there is bad break in the inscription.
The matter has been called to the atten.
ton of the commission and the none v
claimed under the contract is tied up in
consequence. It is quite likely that the
matter will also come before the next
legislature. When the monument is taken
| down for replacement, which must of
necessity be done, it may be removed to
point remote from where it now stands.
Redwood Gazette.
A Republican club was organized at
Union Hall Friday evening. Not many
were present, but future meetings will
be marked undoubtedly by larger attend
ance. Gottlieb Schmidt, the ex-post-
master, was elected president, F. H. Retz-
laff vice-president and J. H. Wedden-
dorf secretary, Arrangements were made
for tallies and other steps taken towards
an enthusiastic campaign. Candidates
present were called on for remarks but
Capt. Burg was the only one to respond.
He predicted victory for both state and
county tickets in New Ulm as we'll as in
the county,.
Charlie Cutting is the only candidate
for office in this county who is doing
any speech-making, and he is doing it
we understand with considerable success.
Charlie says he got his start in the Cold
en- Gate Debating Club, where subjects
were always chosen that were of live
issue in our public affairs.
On October 18th and Goth, Heller, the
magician, assisted by Mrs. Louise Heller
and Otto Luther, will give performances
in the Black Art at Union Hall. Mr..
Heller is a very clever magisian and in
the 'Vanishing Lady" and the "Behead-
ing of Lady" he does some really
mysterious slei ght-of hand work.
A marriage occurred in. this city last
week which was little expected and
which removes from New Ulm lady
who has been very useful in the practice
of her profession for many years. We
refer to the wedding of Mrs. E. Schmidt
and Mr.. Ipps of St. Paul, which occurred
on Friday. The wedding was very
quiet one, and the next day the couple
left for their new home in St. Paul. Mr..
Ipps Is well-to-do citizen, and his new
~ made wife moman who has earned
a season of ease by a life of arduous du-
ties well-performed. We wish them well.
She Couldn't Wait.
LADY, want to sit for picture
Artist 81 shall be very glad to paint
Won If Won will wait q week Until fin