New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-21
Mr. and Mrs John Heymann spent the
week with relatives near Morgan.

Mr. and Mrs john Heynann spent tii1e
week with relatives near Morgan.
The motion fer new trial in The
Madigan case viii be argued on the 1st.
Capt. Houston of the regular army
will pay a visit to Go. 4 next Wednes-
day
A r StrIckler returned to his Arm
Arb5r homeon Friday after 4 two weeks
visit
Mr.. Kaula of Chicago paid a visit to
his parents here last week He returned
Friday
Henry Keller is sick with bronchitis.
The attack. however. is not considered
serious.
The date for the Mozart Symphony
Clubs appearance in this city has been
postponed.
DIR. Stamm will leave on his European
trip Marsch 1st. He Will be absent
several months
Otto Tape won the ring which was
ratified of by the Wilslow troupe last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Nari was taken to ST.
| Alexander's Hospital last Tuesday She
has been I'LL for a long time
Goa has received a number of new
dress coats from Co. of st. Peter. which
was mustered out of the service.
A Nicollet county marriage license
has been issued to F. Havenmeier of
this city and Miss Emma Bode of Nicoilet.
Mrs. VIM. Silverson WAS called to
| Newport, Kentucky, last week, by a
telegram announcing the sickness of her
brother. - .
The echo selection of Eckstein's Or
chestra on Sunday evening was a SPLEEN
did effort. The boys deserved all the
applause they received.
These attended the Ingersoll lecture
in St Paul Sunday evening. Chas-
Hauenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Setter
| and Mrs. F. W. Johnson.
The theatre which took so we'll ct
Turner Hall on Sunday evening will be
reproduced for the benefit of those who
were not able to secure seats the first time.
Mr.. Pfaf of Cincinnati who has been
spending the winter in Germany. arrived
in the city last evening 10 join his wife
| who has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fesemeyer during her husbands absence.
The store of Andrew J. Eckstein is be-
ing creditably improved with paint and
paper. Concealing of electric wires al
so adds to the generally excellent ap-
pearance-
| Carl Boyer has rented the Huebner
building to N. Gu1den of Cottonwood
who will occupy it for few months,
previous to his building Il new residence
in this city
D. T. johnson has been appointed to
succeed J. M. Olson as postmaster at
NicoI1et. Johnson is boot and shoe
dealer in that Village, and once worked
| for II. Rudolph Of this city.
The St Peter Journal says that Geo.
| Cady has about concluded to leave the
rail way service. The accidents which
are constantly occurring are far from en-
couraging to even careful employees.
Harry Garrioch, an old settler of West
Newton, died ON the 18th. Mr.. Garrioch
came to Minnesota ID 1857 and to Nicol-
let county IN 1860, where he continued
to reside until his death. He was al
ways good citizen and generally es-
| teemed. -
Washington's Birthday will be OBJ
served at the Congregational Church with
| a Shadow Pantomine of Washington.
| life under the direction of the members
of the Y. P. S. of c. E. The social will
| be held in the church paIEors. and in adj
dition to the pantomine sketches there
| will be a programme of vocal solo ane