New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-20

to Germany in April.
!. Crone has improved SO rapidly tina,
he is now able to be up.
Ed. PrechI Of Courtland township has
gone to Chicago on visit.
VIM. Pfaender ,Jr. went to St. Petc1
yesterday afternoon on business.
VIM. Werring Of Golden Gate was in
the city he latter part Of the week.
''Ye Old Felix's Concert" at the Con.
gregational church tomorrow evening.
Rev. Peter Rosen, the Fairfax priest
visited with Rev. Schroeder during the
week. .*..
Martin Kunz of Fairfax is IN the citvi
He IS at present in the employ of Louis
Palmer.
Mr.. Ranweiler of this city attended
the funeral Of his grand-child in Fairfax
last week. 49,. ..
Attorney Brown for the Northwestern
Road transacted legal business in this
city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Schweppe of ST..
James attended are union noftheSchweppe of
family in Sigel last week.
Postmaster Brust spent Saturday at
St. Paul. 'Gottlieb Schmidt assisted at
the office during his absence.
1t will be cause of regret to many
here to know that a daughter of Hon.
Robert G.. Evans of Minneapolis died
Friday evening.
Mr.. Allenberndt of Illinois writes that
he is the happy father of twins. Mrs.
Allenberndt is daughter of Mrs. Otto
meyer of this city.
The Board of Directors of the Luther
an church have concluded to re-
commend to the congregation OCCASION
al evening sermons in English.
A. Blanchard is bravely fighting an at
tack Of the gout. Thas far the gout has
had the best of it, and has kept Mr..
Blanchard to his house for several days.
Aug. Letter and Aug. samuelsou, di-
rectors in the Lafayette-B -Bernadotte,
creamery, paid visit to Lake Hanska
to inspect the creamery at that place last
week.. 7.
At the annual meeting on Thursday
evening, the Dramatic Section elected
w. E. Koch as president, Miss Allie
Scherer as secretary and Fred Spoerhase
as treasurer.
The Epworth League will give a free
entertainment at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening, assisted by the
K. P. Quartette All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The house of Chas. Hesse, near the
brickyards, was burned to the grou nd
Oh Friday night, the fire ori riginating in
hot ashes left on the porch. The insur-
ance on the building amounted to $500.
The slger skimm1ng station is doing
a lively busine less. While only twenty five
farmers are stockholders, as many as
fiftv bring milk, and the amount received
at the station is nearly 1000 pounds
every other day.
Through information secured from
Henry Knight, alias Davis, Sheriff An
derson has discovered the whereabouts
of U. S. Grant, who is now in Missouri.
Sheriff Blethen of Redwood county has
gone down tolreclaim him for impriso n
ment.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Setter
gathered at their home Sunday afternoon,
while both were away; and prepared to
meet their return with a genuine surprise.
A tempting supper formed a part of
this, and later on games and enjoyable
conversation. It was indeed a happy
event. /
Mayor Huehner of Winthrop telegraph
ed to friends here on Saturday that his
father had died at the home of his daugh-
ter in Wisconsin. Conrad Huebner, the
deceased, was for many years a resident
Of this city, and was best known as the
owner of the Washington Hotel. Upon
the death Of his wife few years ago, he
removed to Wisconsin to live with his
daughter.