New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02

Harry Dfaucll IS here rom .I
for i fews days al
chas. Toberer and 6,tts Setter were al al
Ist. Paul 81 business.
Ernst tsieseke j. has accepted 4 posi-
ton IN Poop pei . shoe store.
Fl zschunke and q Mueller 81
Springfield spent Sunday here.
Measles have invaded the home of Ga
w. 81. Held and DR.. Hirsch.
Miss Theresa Henle and Albert Carl
son were united in marriage last Wednes-l
lday.
a. =. Schmidt and wife Of Tracy spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mn. Conrad
lDirks.
Dr.. Schoch Will leave for California
lin acouple Of weeks to look over the
country.
Cashier Frank of the State Bank Of
the Springfield transacted business here
on Saturday.
Chas. Kikusch has gone to Minneapo-
lis to enter the dairy department Of the
Farm School.
Jay Behnke won . fine shotgun
which was ratified Of BY one Of the Il; y
brakeman last week.
/ The Epworth Society enjoyed 9 pleas
ant social at the home Of Adolph Alvin.
on Thursday evening.
Miss Vera Helmes of ST. Paul came
up on Monday to spend week with her
grandma, Mrs. Setter.
Mrs. Dora Rosskopf of Winthrop was
visiting friends in the city during. the
week, accompanied by her little son.
The skating rink on the FAIR grounds
are now in good condition.. Quite a
number took advantage Of this on Sun
day.
Il Miss Meyer is home from the State
University for the holiday vacation. She
is visiting with her parents on Broad
way. 4.
Prof. Critchett was a member of the
committee on resolutions at the recent
meeting of the State Teachers Associa-
ton.
/ The marriage of Ole Ellanson Of this
city and Miss Gilley of CORTLAND oc-
CURED week ago. The Review offers
its congratulations.
III GCol. Robert G. Ingersoll' speak in
Minneapolis on the 18th of this month.
| Quite few New Ulm citizens are ar
ranging to hear the great agnostic.
.|C The first number of the new st. Peter
paper is out, and carries the name Of
Nicollet County Independent at It's head.
H. G. Miller, ex-state senator, is the edi~
tor. =
| The carrier Of the Review wishes to
thank all who so literally rewarded his
annual New Years Call yesterday morn
ing, and trusts that the coming yearmay
be albright and glorious one for all Of
them.
i Paul Albrecht, the young son OF Rev.
Albrecht, died Sunday afternoon. The
young boy had long been sufferer from
consumption and was also cripple for
many years. He was about eighteen
years of age.
Jos. A. Eckstein, as attorney forH. H.
Vogelpohl, has accepted an offer of $50
and costs from thelRailroad Co, in settle-
ment of the claim brought for the kill
ing of a COW at the Third North Street
crossing last June.
The ladies of the TurnvereihS are al
ready making active preparations for the
first masquerade ball which is to come
off on the 10Th. There will be many hui
morous ideas presented on this occasion.
the Fliegende Blaetter furnishing the in
spiration for some Of them.
When Mrs. Theo. Crone Jr. called at
the home Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Weschcke, on Christmas eve, she left a
large basket of presents on the porch
and stepped into the parlor to see If all
were at home. Five minutes later she
went out, only to find that her presents
had been stolen by some miscreant thief.
Stealing Christmas gifts is certai6l
new move in the art Of larceny.