New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-07
Fresh Fish at Stuebe's all Of this week.
A. +. Stricken of Ann Arbor is here on

A. r. Stricken of Ann Arbor is here on
a visit.
Ecksteln has the biggest stock of val
ntines.
Valentines in all styles at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
The Hnebner property on Minnesota
Street has been sold to Carl Boyer for
$4,000.
T. Crone went to s.. Paul Saturday to
consult with certain Of the leading ply
sicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Massapust of West
Newton are rejoicing over the arrival of
baby girl.
A. Schaller, recently connected with
the Volksblatt, will accept position in
Milwaukee.
DR.. Koehne has sold his residence
property in the southern part of town to
Geo. P. Dietz.
The well-known lecturer, J. H. Rhom-
berg of Minneapolis, will deliver an adj
dress at Turner Hall next Sunday even
ing.
VIM. A. Milne has been engaged to
teach the seventh grade in the Redwood
public schools at a salary of $35 per
month.
John Grippner Of West Newton was
unfortun4te enough last week to frac-
ture his leg. The accident occurred
while loading hogs.
Herman Riotte, the dramatic reader, is
again anxious to give reading in this CT
ty, and may appear at Turner Hall on
the evening of the 18th.
H. B. Hardea, the popular travelling
salesman, has left the new Minneapolis
house and returned to his first love, the
Farewell firm of Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeffesle and son, Eugene,
arrived ZONE from Minneapolis on Sat-
urday. Gene is now in fair way to re-
covery from his recent illness.
The Winslow Medicine Co. is holding
forth at Union Hall all of this week. A
varied concert, mixed with advertising,
is the pre- gram for each evening.
The school board has employed anoth.
er teacher, Mrs. Upper of St. Paul, for
merly of Cannon Falls. Her salary will
be $500 per year. Just what branches
she will teach, has not been made pub.
lie.
The local Turnverein on Saturday even
ing decided to hold the next State Turn
fest in this city with ~ l.>nnt of the
other Societies. !. net. has alrea-
9y been assured. 1t will uc held the lat
ter part of June.
Edwin Paulsen of Linden has been re-
appointed by Gov. Nelson to full term
as a member Of the State Board of EQUAL
ization for the Ninth Judicial District.
Mr.. Paulson is now enjoying compare
lively good health.
The Mankato Review says that Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Bollmann contemplate max
ing their future home in that city. If
they want to get inro the country, WHY
not come to New Ulm.
The County Commissioners of Red
wood County have appointed S. L. Pierce
of st. Paul to fill Madigan's unexpired
term as county attorney. Mr.. Pierce
will be represented by his son WAC has
recently located at Redwood.
In the near future Miss Jennie Schoch,
a sister of DR.. Schoch, will soon be mar
ried in Pennsylvania to cousin of DR..
Weiser. The prospective groom is also
a practising physician and will locate at
Window, this state. Immediately after
his marriage.
The st. Joseph's Society held it's annu-
al meeting Friday afternoon and elected
the following officers: President, VIM.
Brust; Sice-president, J. Korbel Jr.;
Secretary, W., Eibner; Treasurer. G.
sprenger; Directors, F. Schubert, A Z;ehr
and F. Baasen. s ~
On Monday the pupils of the high
school remembered Prof. Nix and Miss
Mclaughlin in a manner that must have
pleased those parties highly. To each
was given handsome gold badge, bear
ing the neatly engraved inscription,
''Presented by the pupils of the New Ulm
HiDh School ,, Az tOkone IF oc4o..,, +l,o-