New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-06

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with the measles. 5s
Rev. Rosen, the Fairfax priest, was IN
thescity Yesterday.
The Turnverein Sewing School has
been started up again.
Chas. stuebe is fitting up his butcher
shop with elegant new racks.
The whist club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Laud hlaeger Monday evening.
Otto Wicherski returned to Mankato
Monday to resume his studies al the Nor
nal.
Thos. Faith and Miss Anne Marihart,
both Of this city will be married this
week. i
Masquerade suits for the coming
masked ball can be had by leaving or
.ders with Frank Burg j.
Louis Irving has just completed deep
well on the farm Of Ole Jorgenson. He
also erected a fine windmill.
August Wagner has just completed
fine piece of furniture for the K.P. Lodge
room. AS for workmanship, it is cre-
dit to the maker
J.J. Rhomberg's lecture at Turner
Hall next Saturday evening will be eth
:er on Estate and Schools or ssExample
as a Factor in Education
h Max Reinhart's team lndulged in
runaway down Centre Street towards the
railroad tracks on Friday. The cutter
was pretty roughly handled.
The special car Of the Andrews Opera
Co. will be sold at mortgage sale at Man.
kato to-day. The mortgage amounts to
S400 while the car IS said to be worth
$4,000.
Crone Bros. have supplied all of the
barbershops with electric light shades,
bearing their advertisement. A clever
scheme for keeping your name in the
public mind.
Emmett Goff, a Minneapolis pollce-
man, who has many friends in New Ulm,
was quite seriously wounded while try
ing to capture man in the outskirts of
the city one night last week.
@. r. Case, the we'll known butter and
egg man of Sleepy Eye who has made
New Ulm at regular intervals for several
years past,will 60 to California this month
to purchase fruit for Smith and Austin,
commission merchants of St. Paul.
The Lambert and Williams Theatre
Co. concluded their week S entertainment
at Union Hall Sunday evening. Their
audiences increased rapidly from night
! to night as the merits of the troupe be-
came known and on Sunday evening the
hall was packed. They are one OF the
best lowprice troupes that have ever vi
| sited New Ulm.
| The Fairfax Crescent says that-Luther
Nichols and Albert Hornburg, both New
Ulm boys now living in that village have
| devised new windmill and have applied
fora patent on the same. The new mill
is said to present many apparently ad-
vantageous features, and in case in oper
alton it equals its promises as a model,
they will manufacture it at Fairfax for
the wholesale trade.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says that a
! brick and tile manufacturing company
has been organized by Wm. Windhorn
Of Stark and Carl Berg, Dan Moll and
R. G. Tosch Of Sleepy Eye. Mr.. Wind
horn is president, Carl Berg treasurer,
Dan Moll secretary and Mr.. Tosch, bust
ness manager and salesman. The yards
are located on Mr.. Windhorn's farm in
Stark, and the brick is said to be of an
eACC11eHG iudl11y.
Geo. Lechner was in New Ulm last
Saturday and Sunday. His mission to
that lively town was to garnlshee the
wages due one =. A. Chase, in the en-
ploy Of the Eagle Roller Mills. The gar
nishee was granted on Judgment in
favor Of Lechner for $6I.s5, out of the
municipal court Of this city. Chase was
at one time proprietor of restaurant on
Washington avenue. He is now at Can.
By, where he has been buying wheat fol
the Eagle Roller Mill Co. Redwood
I Gazette.