New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-02
Miss Mary Kopetzki has gone to ST.

Miss Mary Kopetzki has gone to ST {:
Paul.
a.. Henle vas serenated BY the City
band Wednesday.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Gieseke died last Sunday.
Werner Boesch has moved into his
former residence on German street.
Lorenz Merkle who resides at st. Paul
will come home on visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Aufderheide are happy
over the arrival of little daughter.
Miss Ida Hauenstein gave dancing
party at her home on Tuesday evening.
The marriage of Fred Wellner of Lafa-
yette to Miss Annie Beick will occur on
the 18th.
A four year old child of Frank Keute
died at 3 o'clock to-day Of diphtheria
and was buried 5 o'clock the same
day. ...f.
Every railroad man on the Northwest
ern route must be vaccinated at Waseca
this week on account of the smallpox
epidemic.
Werner Boesch purchased costly
monument for his deceased wife. This
will greatly improve the appearance of
the city cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Frcse died Monday evening
of lingering lung disease. She was II
years old and had lived in this state since
1869. The deceased leaves husband
and two daug hters, both of whom are
married, to mourn her departure.
F. W. Fritsche graduated from the
Chicago Dental College on Wednesday
and arrived in New Ulm Saturday even
ing. He will establish his office in New
Ulm, where he will no doubt be accorded
liberal patronage.
Some weeks ago the Review suggested
the name OF DR.. W. D. Flynn of Red
wood Falls for state senator from this
district. The Redwood Gazette and Bel
view Independent join hands in support
of the same candidate.
Geo. Pheeny, the young fireman who
was injured in the yards here some years
ago and who had a damage suit pending
against the Northwestern road, died last
week. The case will probably be con-
tinued by his parents.
A st. Paul man is here this week put
ing new machinery into Hauenstein's
brewery. The charches are extensive
ones and will aggregate a considerable
cost.
Miss Emma Beinhorn returned from
her Duluth visit Friday evening, accom-
panied by her little nephew. Her sister,
Mrs. Adolph Eckstein. will be here next
| week.
VIM. H. Gieseke, proprietor of the
Dakota House Bus Line, was the success
full bidder for the street spr1nkling job.
14C OS1CCS W uO CAC "O1N III PO1 pCI
month.
Among the visitors of the week brought
here on matters of business, were Judge
Huebner of Winthrop, VIM. Runk of
Sleepy Eye and John Goblirsch of
Morgan.
How nice it must be for the men who
ran for city offices on the NON-PAR-
TISAN ticket last month to be referred
to by Silverson in his official capacity as
"MY MEN,
Miss Louise Schrodt of this city APP
Piled for position as teacher in the
Sleepy Eye schools recently, but failed
of election. She is graduate of the
Mankato Normal.
John .Sturm of Cottonwood received q
somewhat painful and disagreeablei injury
or Friday. A horse, which he was lead
ing, kicked him in the face and fractured
and disfgured his nose.
Firm muscle, good complexion and
cheerful spirits arc the result of plenty
Of outdoor exercise and sunshine. Frag-
rant air and soft breezes invite you. TRY
wheeling On Columbia -,
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Buschick's
dancing class will give their May Pole
| dance at Turner HILL. The invitation is
general, the class having concluded to
make it pHblic dance
No money or popularity can be gained
by the New Ulm News in its attempts
to assail Col. Jos. Bobleter. He has
been tried in Office and time tested, and
has not been found wanting as faithful
state official. Let him alone.-St. Peter
Tribune.
When an individual refers to his poll
cal friends or supporters as "Some of
My Men," it smacks of bossism of the
worst kind. But when one notices the
servile manner in which these men bow
to his slightest dictates it can readily be
seen how ne comes to be so reckless with
his 1anpuape .s.... ~" =.