New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-23
Emil Traeger is in the city.

over Sunday.
Go to the ten and twenty cent show
next week at Union Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luetn celebrated
their golden wedding on Sunday.
Jos. A. Eckstein will go to st. Paul
to-day to witness the senatorial elsction.
P. D. Hanson has gone to Minneapolis
to accept of employment in machine
shop.
Thomas Paine's birthday will be cele-
brated at Turner Hall next Tuesday
evening.
During 1894 Clerk of Court George
issued one hundred and fifty marriage
licenses.
II. s. Kennedy was in the city over
over Sunday. He was on his way to
Chicago.
DR.. Pucklitch and Ed Clinton of
Sleepy Eye spent Sunday afternoon with
DR.. Fritsche.
M. Mullen of the Citizens Bank at
tended Bankers Convention in St.
Paul last week.
Anton and Albert Ochs are now en-
joying themselves amid the historic
scenes of Mexico.
Miss Hartwell, missionary will speak
in the Congregational church on the
evening of the 9th.
Mrs. French, nee Brey, has returned
from Dakota. She will leave soon for
Iowa to. accept position.
There is talk of building new separ-
ator IN Cottonwood, to be used in con-
nection wit. the Sigel Creamery.
The members of Company A will cell
citrate the twenty-ffth anniversary of
that organization in the near future.
The Dramatic Section are arranging to
present "Papagena," four act comedy,
at Turner Hall on the 3rd of next month.
The program for Miss Hirsch's recital
at the Congregational church on the
evening of the 25th appears in another
column.
John G. Rudolph is in St. Paul, keep
ing close tab of the political chess board.
He does net expect to return home until
a senator is elected.
Miralda, Dark Continent and Three
Married Men are among the plays that
will be produced at UnioD Hall next
week by the Lambert Williams Co.
Sheriff Anderson went to Springfield
Monday to arrest Ed. Casey Jr. on a
warrant issued by the Rock county auth
critics, charging Casey with larceny.
John Lind is the most talked-of candi-
date for dark horse in the present SEN
torial contest, and hopes are entertained
that he will eventually be the winner.
A masked surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Fischer Monday
evening. The participants were those
who formed the court circle at the
masked ball on Saturday evening,
The Chicago Mandolin Club will be
at Turner Hall to morrow, Thursday
evening. This is indeed a fine musical
organization and all who enjoy piano,
mandolin, guitar and banjo music and
vocal solos and quartettes should not
fail to attend.
The Springfield Advance of last week
contained write-up of the water works
and electric lighting system of that VII
lage and in conjunction Herewith excel
lent portraits and brief sketches of Mayor
Rothenburg, Clerk Grimm, Treas. Muel-
Ter and Aldermen Westinghouse, Schmid
and Gamble.
Henry Feig has succeeded in passing
a resolution through the lower house
providing for an investigation of the Of
fees of county and state treasurers, rela-
tive to charges made that the officials
were receiving private interest on State
funds. Col. Bobleter thought that the
investigation was aimed at him on &C.
count of the smoke raised last summer
but Feig stoutly denies this.
While the wife of Peter Nestande of
Fairfax was having her child publicly
christened at the church recently, she
became possessed of the delusion that
she had committed an objectionable sin
by giving her child the wrong name.
This so preyed upon her mind that she
became melancholy and suicidal, and
when seen late last week by DR.. Stod-
dard, was pronounced hopelessly insane
and committed to the asylum at St.