New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Col. Baascn was at Fairfax Wednes-
day.
Fed Buschers has returned from Cal
ifornia. &=t5
Chas. Lindeman and mother visited at
Winthrop during the week.
D. 3. Allyn Of Iowa is now doing re-.
portorial work on the News. 0
Mrs. Robert Scherer is here from Al
bert Lea on a visit to her parents.
Paulina Albrecht won the music box
raf1ed off at the City Drug Store Christ
mas night.
Col. Ingersoll will deliver his new lee
ture on the Bible in st. Paul sometime
during January.
A little child Of Henry Seifert died on
Friday. He had been suffering from q
severe attack of Group.
Henry Crone took a trip east to New
York last week on business connected
with the Creamery Co.
Ernst Gieseke of this city has been
drawn as one offthe grand jurors for, the
next term of U. s. court.
The State Educational Association
meets at st. Paul this week. Prof. Hess
of Sleepy Eye is vice-president.
H. Loheyde is having plans drawn fol
nice new front to his business block
Another story will also be added.
About $67 900 represents the amount
of building done in New Ulm this year
That's pretty good for hard times.
Report has been received here to the
effect that It. Scherer is rapidly recover
ing. Mrs. Scherer will return home this
week. --~..
Louis Sondau was made happy or
Monday by the arrival Of little daugh
ter in his household, Just in time fol
Christmas.
Henry Sampson who came up from
Minneapolis to visit Jacob Klossner has
accepted position in the Office of Limo
and Hagberg. C 3d. =
Be sure that you secure ticket TO,
the New Years Ball at Turner Hall
Every little helps and the boys will ap
preciate your patronage.
The people Of Milford celebrated
Christmas with tree in the Club Hal
last evening. Ed. Alvin will have a few
class exercises by his school children to.
night. 49,.
Thad G. Jones of st. Paul mailed 8
circular letter to his customers here, an.
nouncing that he will retire from bust.
ness. He intends to go to California TO,
his.health.
G. J. Buell., the we'll known Minnea.
polls single tax theorist, was in the city
during the week administering encour:
aging tonics to the local Democracy. Il
needs it badly.
The schools closed Friday afternoon
with an entertainment in Union Hall
Dialogues, Rotations, choruses and songs
made up the program and were listened
to by large number of the children.
parents. -.
The Evan creamery is an assured fact
A stock company has been organized
with the following officers: Pres, 81. P
Tharkelsen; secretary, G. E, Hanson
directors, Chas. Plat, J. E. Jensen ant
R. P. Johnson. a~
| Someone has succeeded in stealth.
about hundred bushels of wheat from
The granary of Jos. Sellner in Albin dur
ing the past few nights, Three or fou
large auger holes had been bored through
the side of the building so as to obtai,
the wheat.
A severe accident befel Mrs. Paris O
Brighton last Tuesday while assistin.
her husband in loosening harvester tina
was frozen to the ground. When TIL
machine finally started, it struck the hor
ses and caused them to jump forward
Mrs Paris was thrown to the GROUND
and badly injured.
The following are here for the holi
days: Herman Held, Winona; Alber
Pfaender, Minneapolis; Arnold Stamm
Minneapolis; Emil Fritz, Milvaukee
Miss Lillian Klossner, No-thfeld: OFT,
WlcheFski and John Heymann, Manka
to; Emanuel Albrecht, WATERFOWL, Wis.
Miss Matte Mcbride.
Dr.. J. Jenson arrived here last weel
to attend the funeral Of his brother Os