New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-07
LOCAL NEWS.
T, Crone and wife will soon leave 70

FIX. Uirich and family will remove
to Fl. Smelling.
Gust Hummel has returned from the
State University.
The theatre by the Dramatic Section
has been postponed to the 18th.
Theo. Metzke Of Springfield spent
Sunday and Monday in our city.
An expert in the art Of toning photo
graphs was in the city portion of the
week.
.W.Hauenstein won sewing machine
which was ratified off by F. x. Ulrich on
Monday.
Mrs. McElhinny, mother of theExpress
Agent, returned to her St. Paul home on
Monday.
Judge Huebner came over from Win
throp, Monday to dispose of his fathers
property.
The German players Of Springfield re-
produced their theatre at Sleepy Eye on
Saturday eve.
Anton Ochs Jr. has returned to Fari-
bault after spending several wees here
for the benefit of his health.
Emil Traeger is in the city and during
his stay will no doubt correct many
rumors as to the condition of the New
| York Life.
Capt Houston Of the Regular Army
will visit New Ulm in about three weeks
for the purpose of reviewing the local
militia company.
! w. Hauenstein and son Robert and
Ernst Brandt went to Springfield Friday
to witness the German theatre by the
local talent OF thrt village,
M. NJ. Madigan was In the city the
torepart of the week, evidently looking
up material for his argument in the mo-
ton for new trial on the goth.
The State Convention of Turner's meets
at Turner Hall next Saturday. An en-
tertainment for the benefit of the DELE
gates will be given Sunday evening.
Chas. Brust is a candidate for deputy
revenue collector for this district. He
will receive hearty support from large
majority of Brown County Democrats. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiers will celebrate their
golden wedding tomorrow evening.
Flfty-years of married llfe,-what a long
and pleasant period to look back UPON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dittbenner of
Morgan are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mueller. Mr.. Dittbenner has sold
his dray-line in Morgan and will remove
to Oregon.
Calvin Thurber, the denouncer of
Brown County Jail methods, has been
caught in another offense against the
law. This time, his crime consisted in
raising a school order.
W. T. Eckstein gave al oyster supper
to the members of the orchestra on
Thursday eve, in commemoration of his
birthday. On the following evening he
was serenaded by the Star Band
Rev. W. +. Griewe, missionary at
Falco, Chill, in South America, will
preach at the Methodist Church on the
evening Of the 18th. He will also GIVE
lectures on Monday and Tuesday evening.
the first lecture being in German and the
second in English. Admission to both
will be free and all are cordially invited
to attend.
\ team belonging to Mr.. Drummer of
West Newton ran away on Friday. While
tearing down Minnesota Street at full
speed, the horses leaped over another
team in front of Eckstein's drug store
and both wagons Iwere demolished as a
result. A load of grain was in one of
them, and this was scattered promiscu-
ously over the surrounding territory.
Prof. Nix and Miss Mclaughlin fin
ished their work in the public schools
last Saturday, and the new force took
charge on Monday. The retiring teach
ers take with them the best wishes of the
pupils and the respect of the majority of
intelligent citizens.
The widow of Geo. Andrews, of the
Andrews family, has instituted suit
against the Northern Pacific Railroad
Co. for $4,000. The suit is to recover
damages, arising firm the wreck at
Brainerd, in which the car of the Opera
Company was demolished and Mrs. An
drews was seriously injured.