New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

L. Mu0AAoA "eA' ~ 1IaCy yesIeiudy.
M. Mullen had business in St. Paul
last week. s ..= 49,.
Editor Strasser spent portion of the
week in Minneapolis,
Mrs. DR.. Hirsch is in Minneapolis this
week, visiting friends.
There was dance in the Milford Club
Hall Sunday evening.
Gus. Hummel went to Redwood Falls
last evening on business.
Richard Fischer is expected home from
Madison, Wis, on Friday.
Hiding Krook has rented the new re-
sidence building of DR.. Schoch.
Dances will be given in Union Hall
on the evening of the 26th and 31st.
The skating rink at the Fair Grounds
will be ready for use in about a week.
Jos. Holterbach and Reinhard Haver-
berg of Fairfax we're in the city yester-
day.
The town of Prairiev1lle is to have a
creamery. A stock company has already
been organized.
Mrs. .Newhart and Mrs. Weber at
tended the declamatory contest in Man.
kato last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Neumann was called t.
Sleepy Eye last week on account of the
illness of Mrs. RlnKe.
Robert Louis Stevenson, the great nov.
elist, is reported to have died in Samoa
on the 5th from apoplexy.
DR.. Lipp carries ba1ly swollen hand
these days as the result Of scratching his
fingers on horses tooth.
Miss Lena Baarsch, who has beer
working at Ncumann's is sick this week
Her sister has taken her place.
The Star Band went out to John Mach's
Sunday evening and pleasantly surprised
him with music and good cheer.
The New Tim Wooden Mills are now
manufacturing fine knit goods, such as
mittens, stockings and leggings.
The Fire Department is surely worthy
of your patronage. Attend the New
Years Ball and have good time.
Mrs. Vajen and Mrs. Bingham returned
from Michigan last Saturday. They
have been absent several months.
Andrew Heck of Brighton was ad
judged insane yesterday and taken to the
st. Peter asylum by Marshal Gales.
While John Hetlinger was walling W
a we'll yesterday the side caved in ant
injured him severely about the head.
St. Peter is to have new paper. H
c. Miller will be the manager, an indi
cation that Charlie Davis has finger il
1T.
Otto Setter received telegram from
Tracy Monday asking to come up an<
repair break in the Electric Light sys
tenn.
The New Years Ball this year will b.
given by the members of the Fire Go
at Turner Hall. Everybody invited t,
come.
Otto Setter went to Springfield las
week to establish telephone connection
between the village and Ochs' brick
yards.
The frst-born child of John Frant:
of Gibbon died the latter part of the
week and was buried in West Newton
cemetery.
The New Years Ball given by the Fire
Department at Turner Hall on the last
night Of the year, will be the grandest OF
the season.
The Ochs brothers left for California
Monday morning. They will spend sew.
eral weeks in visiting that and other Pa.
cifc states.
! The topic at the next Christian En-.
deavor meeting will be: Carrying to
others the Christmas JOY. Miss Flora
Peterson will lead.
Mrs. Peter Scherer was called to Fl
Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday by the
illness of her son, Louie. He is suffer.
ing from malarial fever.
Rev. Broadhridge of Fairfax will
preach at the old court house next Sun.
day, Dec. 20, at 10: 80 a. m. and $50 D.
III. All are invited to attend.
A daughter of E. N. Heinen died Sat-