New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-22
Alb. Wagner is in the city.

store Of H. Poeppel.
H. Poeppel is now travelling salesman
for Northwestern Boot and Shoe
House.
Popularity is often founded on senti-
ment, but the popularity Of the Colum-
bia Bicycle is based on merit.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernst Wicherski have al
ready commenced house keeping In their
home on State Street, opposite Lind's.
Teacher Milne is no longer in Red
wood Falls. He don't seem to acquire
staying qualities even with change of
surroundings.
Mrs. A. J. Pillault of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Pierson of Chicago are being enter
tanned at the home Of their niece. Mrs.
A. H. Wagner.
The Turnverein outing was postponed
for several reasons. It will come of on
Friday night of this week and will be
largely attended.
= In the proposed Judicial convention.
Brown county will be entitled to five
p"pulist delegates, twelve Democrats and
eleven Republicans.
| Mrs. Anna Muehenhausen. who lived
in New Ulm in the tifties, died in. Still
water on Sunday from heart Disease.
She was SO years of age.
The city council have levied license
of 50 on all dogs and of 81 on all female
CANNES. A large fine is also attached to
keeping a vicious animal.
Chas. Parker, formerly an employee in
the New Ulm postoffice has been aproin.
ted general agent for Snow and Church's
St. Paul collection agency.
Do not forget the farewell concert by
the Bollmann Go. next Sunday evening
at Turner Hall. They have prepared a
program that will interest all.
| Martin Mueller of Essig celeorateu the
anniversary of his birth last Wednesday
evening. Quite number from New
| Ulm were present at his home
John Larson's little boy was bitten in
the abdomen by S. D. Peterson's large
Newfoundland dog early in the week.
The dog was shot Immediately.
The school board have chosen E. T.
Critchett to succeed Jos. A. Eckstein. as
member Of the board Of examiners.
Mr.. Eckstein's term had expired.
Mrs. Dunkel and daughter, Alma, are
visiting friends in St, Paul this week.
Before returning they will spend a few
days with relatives in Henderson and
Gibbon.
Chas. A. Stolz has sold his residence
on Broadway to Fir. Meyer of Golden
Gate for 81 500. Mr.. Stolz has not full
ly decided whether he willremain in New
Ulm or not
Mrs. Nagel celebrated the sixty ninth
anniversary OF her birth on Sunday. He,
! many friends called and helped to make
| the occasion one that she will be pleased
| to remember.
Richard Gerdes of Morgan has in
formed 1.-The Redwood Gazette that Sam
Peterson intends to run as an independ-
ent candidate in case he fails of Republic
| can nomination. IL
The death of Paul Frank occurred at
the home of Conrad Zeller Saturday
morning. Mr.. Frank had disposed of
his saloon only two or three days BEFORE,
and took to his bed Immediately there
after with an ailment that has troubled
| him for years. He was comparatively
| young man, and has undoubtedly worked
harder than his constitution permitted.
This fastened his taking off, and when
it finally came. it did not occasion sur
PRISE. He leaves a young widow, the
daughter of Mr.. Zeller, and one small
child.
| The marriage of Ernst Wicherski and
( Miss Amanda Simon was solemnized at
the home of the brides mother on State
Street Saturday evening. After the GER
emory the young couple and their friends
sat down to pleasant feast and were al
so serenaded by about fifty of Mr.. Wi
cherski's Turner friends. To the happy
parties to this happy event the Review
extends cordial congratulation and would
couple with it a blessing if it was within
our power. They are both deserving of
prosperity and life Of united cheer. and
we trust that it will be meted out to
them literally.