New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.

/ 3 :
Herman R1otte, the dramatic reader
( appeared at Turner Hall last evening
Miss Nor. Ourer of Madelia is IN the
city, stopping at the home of B. Jun1-
Robert Brandt, who has been sick.
from sometime. is once more able 20 att
tend to his work.
The Misses Henning of Renville were
the guests of Miss Bertha Behnke the
forepart of the week.
Wm PIess has gone to Hallock to be-
come a joint partner with Aug. Bentzln
In the milling business
/ 4 little child of Cftas. Anderson fell
| into tub of boiling water one day last
| week and was severely scalded,
| A-srnaIl fire broke out in the Union
Hotel the forepart of the week. but was
readily extingtlished before damage was
done. ~
! Old French Cap of Sleepy Eye was
IN town Monday to meet Messrs. Shelby
and Garthier. He was accompanied by
| his wife.
| Louis Palmer of Fairfax, Peter Man
derfeId of Gibbon ond VIM. kIossner and
wife Of Winthrop were among our Sun
| day visitors.
| Alfred Mueller is HOW second miller
| in theEmpire Mills. having been advanced
to that position since the departure Of
VIM PLess, for Hallock-
Mrs S. D. Peterson slipped and fell
while walking dowa stairs the other day
and received several bruises, while not
| seriously injuring herself
| Fire broke out in the barn of John
Wildtscheck on Monday and partially
| DESTROYED it. Heroic work by the fire
department prevented total destruction.
Miss Clara FoIImann has gone to the
Twin Cities for the purpose OF visiting
the Wholesale houses and studying the
spring styles in millinery with the view
of Introducing them here at the spring
opening.
| Ex-senator H J. Peck arrived in the
city Monday morning to be On hand for
the Madiean hearing. S. L. Pierce came
in the evening and the Redwood parties
| were expected down yesterday afternoon.
All those interested in bicycling are re-
quested to meet Saturday evening, Feb.
24th,at : :30at Wagner &Saverien'sfor the
purpose of organizing bicycle club un-
| der the rules Of the. League of American
Wheelmen,
Washington's birthday Will be appro-
priately celebrated at Turner Hall on
Friday evening. Addresses, readings
music and patriotic songs will constitute
the programme" and will be well worth a
patriotic attendance.
The young boys Of town have orga-
nized Il gymnastic club and will hold
their exercises in the Meyer building on
Front Street. Club swinging, dumb bell
and bar exercises and other athletic pas
times will be INDUCED in for the deveI-
opment Of muscle.
| Chas. Steneel will make considerable
improvement in the property which he
recently acquired from n. Henninssen.
q stairway in the rear of the building
and the removal of the skvGght being
among the contemplated changes CA.
Hers has the contract for the work.
| Prof. Lugger gives it as his opinion,
backed up by personal investigation,
that the annoying eaterpillars will not
bother US this year. The Prof. finds that
disease has killed of most Of them, and
that most of the eggs on the trees are
from two years ago and of course will
| fail to produce worms If the Prof is
right, our farmers and in fact everybody
Can rejoice.
| Rev Reohr delivered a lecture at the
Congregational church on Friday even
ing of 4 highly profitable and interest
ing character India was his subject,
and his description of the people and the
country is well worth listening to. u
Illustrated too. as it IS, with large and ex-
cellent views, the discourse leaves a firm
impression on the minds of those who
| hear it.
The reports to the dailies from Jack
SON regarding the trouble between Prof.
Schmidt and the janitor of the schools
turned out to be the eSagge, ated work
| of personal enemies of Mr.. Schmidt