New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-09
Mr.. Wicherskii is dangerously i'll.

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Attend the Masquerade Ball at Union
Hall on Jan. 10th.
Hon. Jno. Lind went to st. Paul Frs
day on business.
Masquerade Ball at Union Hall Jan.
Goth. Don't fail to attend.
Albert Pfaender returned to the State
University Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Uhlhorn and children of st. James
are visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. REIN.
Mrs. Arthur PEABODY Of Baldwin, Wis.,.
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. B. Foil
mann.
DR.. Scho.h went to St. Paul Monday
afternoon to attend the meeting of the
State Medical Board.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Behnke
to Mr.. Robert Hartmann of St. Paul will
occur in this city next week.
Miss Clara Doehne entertained num-
Der of her young friends at her home on
German Street Wednesday evening.
A. j. Grlmmer will soon leave for a
trip through the south. He will he ac-
companied by Miss Ida Hauenstein.
Commander Zieske came down from
Sleepy Eye Monday evening to inspect
Hecker Post and install the new officers.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Voss early Saturday morning. May
she long live to make her parents hap,
Ply.
The Board of Education have filled
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Chas. Silverson by appointing L. B.
KrOok.
August Hummel has entered upon
another course at the State Farm and Da-
Try School. He will 5e absent about
two months.
Andrew j. Ecksteln is in receipt of a
letter from DR.. Alfred Mueller in which
he wishes all his old New Ulm friends a
Happy New Year.
Henry W. Behnke will leave for Ore
gon this week to remain till next fall. He
will stop off in St. Paul to bear Col. In
gersoll Friday evening.
The Breeders Association held their
annual meeting at Klossner & Muelle1's
store Friday evening. The old Board of
Directors were reelected.
Dick Gerdes. of Senatorial convention
fame, will go to Mapleton in few days
to accept of employment in one of the
large stores of that place.
A creamery company has been crga-
nized among the farmers of Lafayette
and Bernadotte. Building operations
will commence in Spring.
Miss Frey of Fairmont is spending a
few days with the family of Rev. AL
brecht. She is daughter of Rev. Frey,
who once lived in New Ulm.
A meeting of the Populist Club of
this city was held at Turner Hall Sum-
day afternoon. At the next meeting ,one
month hence, officers will be electeu.
Herman Pfaender went to St. Paul
Yesterday as delegate from the Brown
County Agricultural Society to the an
nual meeting of the State Fair and Agri-
cultural Association.
John Lind is at St. Paul for the pur-
pose of taking a hand in the senatorial
contest, and when Interviewed On the
question last Friday night reafirmed his
preference for Washburn.
W. A. Hubbard has received promo
ton from the company for which he has
been working the past year, and hereaf-
ter will have lis headquarters in Chica.
90, whittier he will soon move with his
family.
Jos. Mason was up from St. Peter Fri,
day for the purpose of consulting with
the owners of the Masonic Building. II
is the intention of the Odd Fellows OF
that city to secure hall in similar
manner.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will be controlled
during 1895 by the following officials
Pres, Mrs. G. F. Mowery; vice president.
Mrs. B. F. Weber; secretary, Mrs. Crit
chett; assistant, Mrs. Newhart; treasurer,
Mrs. Jacob Klossner Jr.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Academy of natural sciences was to have
been held last evening and G. w. H.
Heideman was to have presented the prin-
cipal paper. He was detained from do
ing so however, by sickness in his fami-