New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-13
Mic Nenno is laid up with rheumatism

There will be another club dance to.
morrow evening.
Arnlin Petry of the Mankato Post was
in the city over Sunday.
An overcoat was stolen from DR..
Schoch's Office Saturday night.
.s' August Hummel returned from the
State Dairy School Thursday evening.
Ason of Frank Willinger died on We'd
nesday from dlphtheria. He was four
years old. .~.s.-.
G. H. Helmes has purchased an inter
est in the business of johnson & Muel-
ler at St. Peter. .s
Rev. Broadbridge of Fairfax will
preach at Schell's Hall next Sunday, both
morning and evening. -.
John Grabow of Stark had watch
stolen flom him in this city few days
ago. NJ clue to the thief,
Herman Frenzel, who is now foreman
in brewery at Shakopee, drove up from
that place to this city by team last week.
Paul Vsss has been elected director
in the New Ulm Building and Loan As
sociation to succeed NJ. A. Bingham, re-
signed. t.
Robert Muhs was unexpectedly called
back to Spokane Falls on Monday by a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his sister.
The annual meeting of the Dramatic
Section will be held tomorrow, Thurs
day evening, at 7:3O o'clock. At this
time new officers will be elected.
Rev. Savage of Minneapolis filled the
Congregational pulpit Sunday morning.
His discourse related chiefly to the Chill
dren's Home Society of the Flour City.
What might have been a bad fire was
started in the basement of Reinhart's
butchershop Saturday afternoon by the
explosion Of an oil stove. Prompt work
on the part of the workmen in the shop
alone saved the building.
Hugo Schleuder brought with him
from Winona two diplomas one show
ing that he passed a satisfactory exami-
nation in "Rcfraction, Accommodation
and Optics" at the Trewbridge School
and the other for proficiency in art en-
craving.
The report of the adjutant general Of
the state shows that Capt. Williams has
resigned as inspector of small arms prac~
tice, and that the following have been
dropped from Company A of this city
for the good of the service: Fred Dan
gers, Herman Heintz, Jos. Henle. John
Karl and John Warta.
The New Ulm Cycle Club is agilating
the placing of suitable guide posts
throughout the county. This is some
thing that is badly needed. and the town
ship supervisors should give the move
ment their assistance. The club is pre-
pared to furnish durable steel signs, nice
ly painted, for the small sum of fifty
cents, and town supervisors can secure
them at this figure by applying to the
local secretary, a. H. Wagner.
Prof. Rhomberg's lecture on s.School
and State'' at Turner Hall Saturday even
ing was rare treat. He pointed out the
ultimate decay of our republican inst1tu-
tions if the present corrupt political
methods are persisted in and argued that
the public school was the only safe
guard. He unrolled the scroll of history
and cited the condition of other nations
to prove his assertions It was common
sens5 appeal tor more general and di-
versified education of the masses,
Last week A. J. ALVIN appeared be-
fore one of the railway superintendents
at Mankato with grievance and acted
as his own lawyer in opposition to the
legal talent of the company. Ipasmuch
as it came right after his unpleasant ex-
perience at Kasota, we can imagine with
what eloquence the gifted young New
Ulmite pictured the tyranny of railroad
companies and expounded on the duties
of common carriers under the law. AL
win is regular volcano of oratory when
we'll under way and with suitable sub.
ject to talk about.