New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Chas. L. Roos has been in MinHeapo-

lis since Monday.
{ Chas. Jacobs is dangerously i'll and is
hardly expected to live. CT
E The mother of Mrs. F. II. Behnke is
here on visit from St. Peter. -.
c Otto Setter is agitating the organiza-
ton of a central telephone system in this
city. a&t..
Anton Wiesner has decided to remain
in New Ulm and will re-engage in the
livery business.
A masquerade ball is to be given in
CORTLAND village by the Modern Wood
men on the StE.
Somebody stole John Kopetzki's cor
net from the Union Hall band room one
night last week.
Otto Wicherski came home from Man
kato Saturday to be present at the bed
side of his dyinglfather.
Chas. Schorregge has accepted posi-
ton with Nursery Firm and is now out
on the road selling stock.
Misses Kuehnel, Rinkel, Sommer and
Baarsch attended the masked ball at
Winthrop Saturday evening.
Some of our young people are arrang-
ing to participate in the masquerade at
Springfield tomorrow evening.
J. J. Rhomberg, the Minneapolis free
thought lecturer, will speak at Turner
Hall on Saturday evening, Feb. g..
The Fox Specially Co. held forth at
Union Hall Saturday evt mug in an en-
tertainment of songs and dances.
A telephone line has been put up be-
tween Eckstein's drugstore and the resi-
dences of Drs. Weiser and Schoch.
A little child was born to Mrs. J. P.
Bolstad on Monday, and died the same
day. Mrs. Bolstad is still quite ILL.
Mrs. Uhlhorn, who has been visiting
with her sister Mrs. Rein for several
weeks, returned to St. James on Sunday
Mrs. Philip Gruye and children and
Mrs. H. G. Garfield of Winthrop have
been visiting relatives here the past
| week.
A bill permitting the loaning of State
school funds on real estate security has
been introduced by Senator Miller of Lu-
verne.
Crone Bros. will put in a new Bell
telephone line between their store and
the factory. Otto Setter will furnish the
instruments.
Geo. H. Rinkel of St. Peter was here
yesterday. He has been collecting tax.
es for the county treasurer over in Nj
collet county.
At the State convention of clerks OF
court held in St. Paul week ago, Clerk
Blomberg of Nicollet county was cleo.
ted vlce-president.
A man, named W. A. Milne, was killed
in the awful explosion at Butte recently
Wonder if it's the same Milne, who once
taught school here.
Those participating claim that the
| German theatre at Turner Hall next
Sunday evening will be tie most anus.
ing given here in long while.
Alexander is SAID to have wept that
there were no more worlds to conquer
Senator Nelson might weep that there
are no more offices for him to fill.
The Pythian Kni ghts of Sleepy Eye
| have invited the St. Peter Mandolin Club
| to play for them and John A. johnson
to address them on the 9Th of February
At the Paine entertainment last even
| ing Eckstein's orchestra rendered sever
al selections and Miss Henning of Rem
vile and Mr.. Al, Alvin sang several
solos.
Fred Buschard will return to Califor-
! MIA next week. He owns a fine farm
about thirty miles from Los Angeles anu
is we'll, in fact highly, pleased with the
results Of one years industry.
Is John Goodnow concludes to move
to Redwood Falls, Capt. Huntington
and Editor Schmall willhave to release
the title of "party bosses". John is an
adept in the business and would not
brook rival in so small place.
The Ladies Society of the Turnvereir
have contributed $3.50 towards supply
ing Turner Hall with an electric ioh,
plant, including power, dynamo and fix
lures for the entire building and park
The Turnvere1n and Dramatic Section