New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-20
Miss Amalia Nix will 90 "a German

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in spring.
Anton Ochs will return to Faribault
Tomorrow.
j VIM. Quandt went to Arlington on
business yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roesch
of Lafayette on Monday,
Adaughter Of Henry Hanschen is here
from St. Paul ON a visit. .-
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Hopt of Fair
fax spent Saturday and Sunday here.
+ Attorney I. M, Olson was down from
Sleepy Eye on legal business yesterday.
Misses Meta Setter and Annie Neu-
mann returned from St. Paul last even
ing.
Rev. Koerberl of St. Paul and Rev.
Haas of St. Peter are the guests of Rev..
Schroeder.
Carl Zsehunke and John Nenno will
go to Fairfax this week to give a gym
nast1c exhibition.
M. E. Matthews, the Marshall attorney
and receiver of the land office, spent
Sunday with Werner Boesch.
Editor Strasser and wife went to Min
Deapolis this morning. So did Editor
Brandt. They will attend the Editorial
convention.
On Thursday exercises will be held at
the Public Schools in honor of Washing-
toms birthday and on Friday the pupils
will be given holiday.
Sheriff Block of St. Peter had business
up in the west end of Nicollet county
Friday afternoon. He was here for a
short time in the evening.
A number of friends of F. W. Hauen-
stein surprised him Friday evening by
calling at his home and assisting in the
celebration of his birthday.
Alonzo Pickle of Golden Gate will re-
present the Sleepy Eye Post at the e. A..
R. convention in St. Paul next month.
Mrs. F. D. Greene will also attend as a.
delegate from the W. r. C.
The Northwestern Photographers
Convention opens in St. Paul to-day. At
least three hundred representatives of
the art are expected to be present and
among them two from New Ulm.
The birthday anniversaries oe the fol-
lowing people were celebrated at the
Wiesenthal during the week: Henry Her.
ian, Herman Nagel, VIM. Herian, An
ton Schmidt, Peter Herian, Ludwig
Kunz and Theo. Schwendinger.
Attorney Brown of Winona argued a
motion for new trial in the Corbin case
before Judge Webber on Monday, Attor-
ney Matthews appearing against him
Corbin was the man who was killed at
Sleepy Eye couple of years ago.
While waiting at the depot last Sat-
urday afternoon for the eastern passeng-
er, Mrs. McKittrick lost roll of music
either in the depot or on the platform
Someone evidently picked it up, for the
depot clerks were unable to find it. The
owner will be grateful to the finder for
its return, for it was music that was val
liable to her. while of no particular val
ue to others. 1t can be left at this Of
flee.
The G. A. r. veterans and the Sons of
Vets enjoyed their Camp Fire at Turner
Hall Sunday afternoon Immensely. Num-
erous war anecdotes were related, and
sanGwilhed in between the stories were
appropriate instrumental and vocal SCI
ections. The affair wound up with a
supper of>pork and beans-a gentle re-
minder of the days when you couldn't
get anything else.
The Current News Club will meet with
Miss Clara Doehne next Saturday after
noon. The subject for discussion will
be ''Rulers of Important Countries'' with
Mrs. McElhinney as leader. The program
will be as follows: Instrumental Solo,
Miss Doehne; Quang Sii, Mrs. Tupper
1 William Ii Of Germany, Miss FRANKIE
Queen Victoria, Mrs. Laudenschlaeger
Felix Faure, Mrs. Weber; Grover Cleve-
land, Mrs. McHale; Nicholas of Russia,
Mrs.McElhinney; Vocal Solo, Mrs Krook.