New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Trains were suspended last night on
account Of the blockade.
Mrs. F. H. Behnke has been st. Pc
ter visitor the past week.
Miss Jennie Roth Of Springfield is the
guest of Miss Lou Baasen.
Miss Emily Fischer is spending few
days at the home of F. Burg ST..
The Bollmann Theatre Co. will APP
pear in St. Peter tomorrow evening.
E. T. Crichett,the new superintendent,
arrived this morning from Minneapolis.
Another masquerade is on the boards
for the 9th of February. 1t will be held
at Turner Hall.
Miss Morehouse of Milwaukee is being
entertained at the home of her friend,
Miss Herta Weschcke.
Miss Allie Scherer is spending the
week with her brother in Mankato. She
will also visit at Amboy.
The wife of DR.. J. H. James, the we'll
known oculist, died at her home in Man
ITO the forepart of the week.
A very nice programme is being pre-,
pared for the masquerade ball at Tur.
ner Hall on the 9Th of February.
Prof. Bushick has 81 dancing class in
this city Of thirty-five pupils. Lessons
are given every Thursday evening at Tur.
ner Hall.
A petition is now in circulation re.
questing the appointment of VIM. Brust
as postmaster. It is being literally
signed by leading Democrats.
"Das Christi Won Staffelberg'' is the
title of a German play which will be pro,
duced at Turner Hall by the Dramatic
Section on the 18th of February.
The mask balls at Union Hall and
Schmucker's Tivoli were not largely at
tended Sunday evening, owing to the
stormy and extremely cold weather.
The deer which Eugene Koehler noun
ted now adorns the window of Max Rein
harris butchershop. 1t is quite clever
piece of taxjdermy, everything consi-
dered.
James Nutter, St. Peters leading hard
ware dealer, died last Tuesday at the age
of seventy-four. He was we'll known to
many of our settlers, having been a resi-
dent of our neighboring city since 1850.
A big tree fell on Mic Nickolaus while
he was at work in Schaefer's woods in
Cottonwood, and it was fully three hours
before his body could be removed from
under the tremendous weight. The in
iuries are such, that fears are entertained
for his life.
Gus. Rohrich, the well-known sales
man of Tarbox & Co. of ST. Paul, has
accepted d position with the North Star
Boot and Shoe Co. of Minneapolis. He
succeeds Mr.. Lampman, who has also
made New Ulm for a good many years.
1t is reported that the Blue Earth Co,
grand jury has indicted forty prominent
young men of that city for gambling
The Indictment is the result of raid by
Rev. Bergstrom who attended the Chris.
tan Endeavor convention here last sum-
mer.
The physicians of Nicollet county have
organized the Nicollet County Medical
Society. Meetings are held every month
and papers and discussions on live pro,
fessional subjects are indulged in with
the hope of mutual improvement. Why
couldn't the medical men of Brown
County do likewise? There are certain.
ly enough of them.
DR.. A. E. Behnke was in Mankato anC
St. Peter last week and says that the
Driving Park Association of New Uln
is being considerably talked about. II
both towns the people are pleased tt
learn that New Ulm is to enter the cir
cult,
On the 18th of FEBRUARY conven
ton of the Active Turner's of the State
will be held at Turner Hall in this city
A large number of delegates will be il
attendance from abroad, and every effor
will be put forth to make tEeir yisi
pleasant.
The Hartsorgh meetings will continue
at the Congregational church all of this
| week. The evangelist is receiving good
sized audiences every evening, and the
thirty new members received into the
churoh moctlu uounr noon1n is in1ioo