New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-19
Additional Locals,

MRS. Fred Thompson Of Marshall was
i the guest Of Mrs. Henningsen early in the
week.
Peter Weller, city driver for John
Hauenstein was married last week to a
young lady Of Gibbon. They viii make
their home npthe city.
Boock Bros. will build bridges for the
towns Of Courtland and Sigels this year.
The one for. Cenrtland will be steel
bridge, siah55 feet long.
Don't fail to hear DonnellE tonight
on the Bacon Shakespeare controversy.
He handles his subject in manne, that
is decidedly interesting.
The picnic given l,y Company A at
the HermaRn's Heights Sunday after
noon was a success. The attend dance was
fair and, the entertainment afforded un-
usually interesting. ~. ..
The Sleepy Eye Herald records the
marriage last week of DR.. Pucklitsch to
one of the popular young ladies' of that
city. Tie DR.. has friends herewho offer
sincere congratulations. ..~
Next Saturday Chas. Stengel will have
imported Pilsener and Muenchener beer
on tap. Tt is claimed for these brands,
OF beer that there is nothing in the line
of brewed liquors that equals them.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly lectures at
Turner HALL tonight on the authorship
of the Shakespeare plays. Whether one
endorses the Sage's theory or not, all
must admit that his argument is ga
daisy"
The Second Anniversary of the organ
1zat1on OF Germanla Lodge of Hermann
Sisters was celebrated at the Heights
Monday afternoon. Julius Berndt made
an address and the Society was presented
with a fine banner, the gift of Lodge
No. a.,
Among the attorneys and others at
tending court this week are G. NJ. Fergu-
son OF Minneapolis, Somerville, Olsen
and Davis of Sleepy Eye, Olsen of Spring
field, Pierce of St. Paul, Young of Man.
kato, -Kepner of Minneapolis, Stewart Of
Tracy and M. D. Brown of Fairfax.
The following members of the Y. p,
is. of G. b. represented the local society
at the district convention in Lake (,rvs.
tai last week: Rev. Campbell and A.
II: Lienhard and the Misses Newton and
Hirsch. Altogether about Two hundred
delegates were present..
Dr. James very successfully performed
a very delicate and difficult operation for
Fred Ulhorn, of Rapidan. Mr.: Ulhorn
has been cross eyed all his life but the
doctor Strengthened his eyes out so he
can now see the same thing at the same
time with both eyes.--Mankato Morning
News.
The Zoeglings- Verein have chosen the
following new officers for the coming
year: President, Frank Sattler; vice
president, Otto Hummel; secretary.
Henry Wehye; treasurer, Darwin Schuetz:
turnwarts. Cecil Yates and Frank Grebe: !:
flag gg-bearel, Fred Marschner; librarian.
John Eichmann. 49,. r
At tile home of n. G. Klesling in this
city on Wednesday there occurred the
marriage of his daughter, Alwina. to Mr..
Eckeson OF Elbow Lake. Rev. Seeger
tied the nuptial knot and the ceremonies
were of pleasant nature. The Young
couple left at once for the groom's home
and it is the wish of the Review that
good luck and prosperity may always
| go with them. x5s1. t~ -
1t comes with poor grace for the Slee-
pY Eye Dispatch to abuse those republi-
cans who willznot be made the tools and
puppets of its boss, These men were re-
publlcans from principle long before
those who now seek to villify them were
50 for pelf. t is to the everlasting hon
OF and praise Of Springfield republicans
that they have the manhood and courage
Ito stand out against the corrupt lot that
have seized the reins. The Dispatch he
longs to that stripe who if they cannot
bluff and browbeat and bulldoze. turn
round and attempt to :vomit fslime on
those who will not be made their mn.
pets. But the slime returns, to its slimy
source. Springfield Advance.
/ Mr.. James Perdue, an old soldier re.
|sidlng at Monroe, Mich, was severely
afflicted with rheumatism but received
prompt relief from pain BY using Cham.