New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-27

! to st. Paulson Monday.
Mrs.J. 2: johnson of Courtland is
visiting with. Mrs. Mowery. ##
Chas. Kiekusch made business trip
South Dakota last Friday.
Golden is to have a general store. Mr..
Olson Of Sleepy Eye is in charge.
VIM. A.. Martel and wife of Waseca
are guests at the home of Col. Baasen.
A little child of John Essig of Milford
died last Thursday evening of diphtheria.
CD. Griffith, the Sleepy Eye banker.
was a business visitor in our city yester-
day.
Rev. Fischer came over from Fairfax
Friday 20 attend the Washington celebra-
ton at Union Hall.
A. G.. Wagner was in the city Thurs
day. He is now travelling for the New
England Furniture Co.
A surprise party was enjoyed by quite
number Of people at the home of Jos.
Seiffert in Milford Thursday evening.
Herman Durbahn has purchased Ed.
Albreeht' s interest in the store business
of Albrecht & Grabow at Morgan, and
| will enter upon bis mercantile career at
once.
James Addy was in the city Wedn.s-
day fo1 the purpose of securing his re-
ward for capturing a horse thief last
summer. He received. the customary
5000.
W. E. Freeman who has been teaching
in this county, has resigned his position
for more lucrative one at Caledonia.
He is succeeded by Frank Wilders of
Mankato.,
Sheriff Blethen of Redwood county
has returned from his search for U. S.
Grant without success. When he arrived
in Missouri he discoved that his bird had
already broken Jail there and could no.
| where be found.
Springfield has at last succeeded in ef
fecting creamery organization on the
cooperative plan. The following are
the officers President, L. E. Potter vice
president, W. H. Thompkins; secretary,
S. Peterson; treasurer, John Burns; di-
rectors, Fl. Van Valkenburg, J. F. Wendt
and VIM. Hier.
Judge Weber has filed an order
denying the motion for new trial in
the case of John Weber vs.. the Winona
& st. Peter Railroad Co., an action
wherein Weber secured verdict at the
last term CT court against the company
for the destruction of his meadow by
fire. Frank Clauge is Weber's attorney.
On Monday the sale of the property
of the New Ulm Creamery Co. to the
Milford and Cottonwood Dairy Associa-
ton was effected, the price paid being
$3,700. This is certainly acquiring a
good plant at very low price, and when
1t IS considered that Ferdinand Crone
will pay $500 annually for the use of the
refrigerator near the creamery, the bar
gain undoubtedly becomes good one.
The new owners will take possession at
once and as will be seen in another COL
umn have duly organized and incorpor-
ated with capital Of $1,000. The 9TH
er creameries throughout the county have
been doing thriving business and there
is no reason why this one shouldn't.
Washington's Birthday was celebra-
! ted at both Turner and Union Hall this
year. At Turner Hall Eckstein's Or
chestra played some splendid selections,
| none better than that in which cello and
clarinet solos were prominent, and F. w.
Johnson delivered an address on Wash
ington, briefly touching upon the effect
Of such celebrations, Washington's char
actor and patriotic service and the prob
lens which confront the people of this
country to-day. Peter Scherer followed
with an excellent review of the life of
Carl Heinzen, whose birthday also .oc-
ours on the 22nd. Hugo Fischer inter-
tested the audience with a reading and
piano solos were played by Misses Scher-
er and Schuetz, while Mrs. Fischer and
Mrs. Vogel sang two duets. About three
hundred were present.