New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-03

DR.. McFadden and family returned to
Duluth on Monday.
Editor Lothrop Of Tracy spent New
Years day in town.
Chas. Brust transacted business at Nj
collet yesterday afternoon. 5.I
Gene Koehler is having nice deer
stuffed for his barbershop.
Miss Cora Bittner Of st. Peter is the
guest of Miss Emma Hummel.
Miss Emma Hummel gave small par.
ty to her young friends on Monday even
ing.
Rudolph Merten of Jordan is Willing
away few days with his friend. Val
Orth of Essig.
Cbas. L. Roos attended meeting Of
the Republican State Central Committee
in St. Paul Tuesday.
Fir. Koehler of Hutchinson and Miss
Lydia Albrecht of this city will be unit
ed in marriage in the near future.
Frank Hensel is home from Minneap-
oils on a brief visit. Frank is at present
an employee in the Kliever hotel.
Madigan has rendered his resignation
as county attorney of Redwood county.
He evidently believes in taking time by
the forelock.
The habit among boys Of hanging on
sleds and throwing snow balls at passing
teams ought to be stopped. The danger
is much greater than they surmise.
F. A. Stempel, one Of the veteran set
tiers at Traverse de Sioux, died at his
home in St. Peter early last week. To
Our older settlers he is quite we'll known.
New Ulm's New Years callers includ-
ed Herman Pless of Morton, Henry
Schwcrtfeger of Iberia, VIM. Stlassburg
of Springfield and Herman Schleuder Of
Gibbon.
H. Birkemeyer, W. Sch1nid and CLAIR
ence Cady, all of Springfield, were in
the city Yesterday on business. The lat
ter two are attending court.
P. R. McHale has pencil abouta foot
and a half long and an inch thick which
he keeps for the accommodation of Wes-
tern Union patrons. The extra size is to
prevent unintentional carrying away Of
the companys property.
Last Thursday. the Ladies Missionary
Society in Lake Hanska held a Fair at
Lars Gravseth'< home and realized some
thing like $40 net profit from the sales
of the day.
S. L. Pierce appeared before Judge
Weber in the Madlgan matter Con Mon
day: During the day he was the guest
of Mr.. Newhart, who was law student
under Mr.. Pierce many years ago.
IThe farmers in Sigel are going into
the creamery business. The creamery
will be located at Hillesheim's place near
the centre of the township, and 40 shares
have already been subscribed. A meeting
of the stock holders will be held to-day
for the purpose of incorporating, or as
soon as so shares have been sold,
Prof. Buschick, who has been teaching
class in dancing at Sleepy Eye with
good success, will be at Turner Hall this
Fevening at o'clock for the purpose 81
organizing class among the New Uln
lovers of the terpsichorean art. Those
desiring to join the class should be pres
ent at that time.
The Gibbcn correspondent of the Win
throp News says. that the village which
he represents can boast of first elias!
quartette of gentleman singers. HI
mentions the members by name as fol
lows: Alfred Hellmann, H. A. Schleu
der, VIM. Harm and Count Knipple
Two of them are New Ulm boys.
The New Ulm aquaintances of Edwin
Barbour, the actor who has appeared il
this city on several occasions, will be in
terested in knowing that he is meeting
with considerable success as playwright
His latest venture was a dramatizatior
of one Of Rider Haggard's novels and il
is spoken of by the papers as clever
effort. ~.-
County Attorney Madigan of Redwood
Falls was in town yesterday. To-mor-
row he is cited to appear before the su-
preme court to show cause why he should
not DC disbarred from practice. Them
formation to the court upon which he is
summoned was filed by Commissioner
Pease of Redwood county and CHARGES