New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.

oFC1 QUINCY
Jacob Pfenninger was at St. Paul last
week on business. 3.
Geo. Doehne visited the Capital City
the forepart of the week.
II. Saverien left for Decatur, lows. on
Friday for few weeks visit.
Jos. Scharles of Redwood Falls was a
guest in our city over Sunday.
Eugene Koehler fell on an icy walk
last Friday and injured his leg.
Robert Kuehnel of Sleepy Eye was
visitor IN the city during the week.
Springfield, West Newton and Lafa-
yette correspondence will appear next
week.
Ecksteins orchestra are preparing for
a concert on the evenings off March 81
and A pril 1st.
VIM Walter, formerly of West Newton.
has sold his butchershop in Fairfax and
will locate elsewhere.
Mrs. John Briegl died at her home in
West Newton the forepart of the week.
She leaves nine children.
Another play will he produced by the
local Dramatic Section at Turner Hall
on the 18th and 25th of March.
Emil Traeger of St. Paul has been in
the city the past few days looking up the
interests of the New York Life.
John F. Neumann was serenaded by
the Star Band on Wednesday, that being
the anniversary of his birthday.
J.F. Neumann has gone to Chicago
to buy his shock Of spring and summer
goods. He will return this week.
The Sunday Globe says: DR.. Stamm
will start Thursday for Rome, where he
will attend the worlds medical congress
The date for the Mozart Symphony
Concert Cos. appearance in this city has
been changed to March 9th at Union
Hall
Chas. >chneiderwas down from Sleepy
Eye Thursday for the purpose Of testing
a new $50 Besson cornet with Henry
Neumann.
Geo. Jacobs of this city has beer
drawn as a jurer for the next term OF
the United States court to he held il
Minneapolis.
Arguments were made before Judge
Weber yesterday for and against mo
ton for trial in the Lauer case agains
the Railroad company.
Horace B. Strait, the ex-coagressman
died IN Mexico on Sunday. The well
known politician had many personal &C
uuaintances in New Ulm.
Us. Grant, the ssuspectcd Redwood
county wheat thief has been held 10 the
grand jury. He will remain in the
Brown county Jail until that body con
vtucs.
The theatre at Turner Hall Sunday
evening was witnessed by another crowd
ed house and the actors were even better
If anything than On the occasion of theil
first appearance.
The Review is in receipt of a Letter
from Col. Robert G.Ingersoll which vii
be published next week. In this lettel
he clearly defines his position ON immor
tality and the diety.
Judge Flandrau in the St, Paul Globe
writes that Washington was born on thu
18th of February instead of the 22nd.Ht
also says it is not a settled question as t.
whether the event occurred in 1871 o.
1882.
lllt SldCiudtII C1<tSS VI luC I'll oCllOOl
that withdrew in Il body on account O.
Supt. Nix's removal, was the largest anc
! best trained in the history of the New
Tim public schools. II numbered sever
members.
The essay of Miss Lucy Wagner OF
the Causes that led to the American Re
volution has been published in phamph
let form together with that of Mis-
Phelps by the Society of Sons of the
Revolution.
John Lind returned from Washington
on Sunday. He says that during his ST,
years service in Congress he never saw
a party so hopelesslv divided and in
competent as the Democratic party il
! Congress is to-day.
Mrs Martha Neumann of the Bollmanr
Theatrical Company was rendered ben
eft by the ST. Paul Singing Society Sun
day evening. A testimonial concert wa: