New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Frank Memo has quit work at the Uni
on Hotel.
Henry Meierding of St.. Paul is home
on a visit.
Fred Zschunke left for Springfield last
Wednesday,.
J. G. Meyer of Winthrop was visitor
in the city Sunday and Monday.
John Macho and Mary Macho, both of
this city,were married last Thursday.
The first masquerade of the season was
held at Schmucker's Tivoli Sunday even
ing
Mrs. B.. F. Weber is enjoying visit
from her brother, Mr.. Garvin of Garden
City.
The Sackett Theatre Co. disbanded IN
Iowa recently on account of lack of
funds.
NJ. Mullen is attending a Democratic
Central Committee. meeting in st. Paul
to-day.
N. Klinkhammer and Geo. Wager left
for Trent, Spokane Co., Washington on
Monday.
Suits for the masquerade on Saturday
evening in Turner Hall can be had of
Mrs. w. Hauenstein.
John Seifert and Miss Katie Gag were
married last Tuesday. Both Of the par
ties are from Cottonwood.
The Syndicate Block in Minneapolis
just across from Curtiss College was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday.
The daily papers report patents awar
ded to Thos. Forstner of Sigel on a car
coupler and drilling machine.
Fred Pfaender and Andrew j. Ecstein
went to st. Paul yesterday to attend
Building and Loan convention.
The Children's Endowment Associa.
ton Of Minneapolis has made an assign
ment. Some of our New Ulm people
were interested.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Neumann yesterday morning. May
the little fellow grow to be as good-na-
tured as his "pa.''
The marriage of Barbara Gruenenfelder
and Ig. Ambrosch occurred on Thursday.
The ceremony vas performed at the
home of the groom.
Monday was the 41st anniversary of
Rev. Seeger's birthday and the Star Band
took occasion to serenade him in cele-
hration of the event.
County Attorney Madigan of Redwood
county has not resigned his position as
such, but will stick to his post in spite
Of efforts to pull him off.
VIM. Koch left for the east yesterday
in the interests of the Empire Mill. He
will go as far as Pittsburgh and return
the forepart of next week.
Congressman McCleary is about to
publish new book on civics. Some
time ago he published one that is now
being used in many schools.
Herman Kicsling Jr. has purchased
Henry Veddcr's interest III the new steam
laundry. Vedder will start barbershop
in either Winthrop or Gibbon.
An enjoyable evening entertainment
was held at Union Hall on Sunday even
ing. The program contained several in
teresting and laughable numbers.
The young gentleman friends of I. NJ
Olson met at Mr.. Llnd's residence at the
latter's request lastevening and rendered
Mr.. Olson farewell, in view of his de-
parture for Redwood Falls.
Division Freight Superintendent Gar
vim of the Northwestern Road was in the
city Thursday for the purpose of attend
ing the annual meeting of the Brown
County Bank stockholders.
Geo. w. Somerville, Jos. A. Ecksteln,
NJ. NJ. Madigan and the Northwestern
Railway Co.'s attorney appeared before
Judge Weber on Monday relative to
the motion for new trial in the Lauer
damage case,
Some of the local holders of New York
Life and Mutual insurance policies ale
worried over the reports in the St. Paul
DailyNews, anent the rotten condition of
both of these large institutions. The
News tries to make out that they are I'M
safe concerns.
The o. U. W. dance at Turner Hall
on Saturday evening was one of the most
sociable occasions of the season, Most