New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-27
Mrs. Triton is quite sick

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Col. Bobleter spent Friday at the.
Brown County Bank.
JOS. Epple spent Friday and Saturday
with old friends in Springfield.
A. L.. Schlekau. the Courtland shoe
maker, will remove to Morgan in March.
Jos. Braun and Louise Halleck were
married by Justice Brandt Monday morn
ing.
Miss BONN, teacher in the Letter dis
trict, spent Sunday at her home in ST..
Peter.
Services will be held in the Lutheran
church every Wednesday evening untll
Easter.
Cols Pfaender and Baasen go to ST..
Paul to-day to attend the Grand Army
encampment.
James Carr, travelling representative
for the New Ulm Roller Mill Co. was
here Monday. . ..
The next meeting Of the Turner. Hall
literary society will be held on March
10th in the evening.
VIM. Fenscke left for Minneapolis
this morning to purchase a carload of
Washington potatoes.
The marriage OF Miss Lena Brown Of
this county and Mr.. Fir. Gugisberg of La
fayette occurred on Monday.
A private masquerade party was en-
joyed by quite number at VIM: Silver
sons home Saturday evening.
II. Manderfeld, the photographer, will
move into the residence of Jacob Muel-
ler on Broadway after March lst.
Henry Rinkel has taken charge of the
Durbahn farm in Lafayette, lately pur-
chased by Chas. Grussendorf of this city.
In S1gel on Monday there occurred the
marriage of Frank Manderfeld. son of
JOS, and Miss Anna Manderfeld, his cou-
sin.
Hugo Schleuder and wife. Geo. Klue-
ger and Geo. Anderson came~down from
Springfield yesterday to attend the mas
querade.
One of the chimneys in Ambrosch's
house burned out Wednesday evening,
unfortunately disturbing a pleasant
surprise party,
Editor Julius Schmall and Miss Eliza
beth Huntington were married by Judge
Collins al Redwood Falls on Wednes-
day. The Review congratulates.
Eckstein's orchestra left for St. Peter
Monday afternoon to furnish music for
the dance The colored minstrel troupe
also went along to participate in the
parade.
Scott Phillips who has been here for
several days will return to Pierre to-mor-
row. On Monday he went with Chas.
Stuebe to Morton and purchased several
hundred head of fine cattle.
At the Northwestern Convention of
Photographers, Sattler e. Meyer of this
city were marked 76 on a scale of 100
for the making of cabinets. The Globe
says that it was excellent work for a
firm of young artists.
On Thursday E. A. Rye, a travelling
man, visited town and accidentally run
across Jos. A. Eckstein, with whom he
had studied in the Signal Service at Ft.
Meyer, Virginia, fifteen years ago. It
was pleasant and reminiscent meeting
G.. A. Ottomeyer is in possession of
quite relic, in the shape of news pa
per that was saved from the Elba wreck.
The newspaper bears all the indications
Of having been thoroughly soaked, and
was not discovered until some days after
the unfortunate sinking of the ship. It
was addressed to Mr.. Stork of this CITY.
Dignity was dragged unceremously
from its pedestal Sunday afternoon when
Louie Mueller, the handsome and popu-
lar member of the firm of Klossner &
Mueller, found himself rather rudely re-
moved from bicycle and located in a
pool of water in front of Ottomeyer's
store. This was unfortunate and rough
to say the least, butsthe worst of all was
that the bicycle was handled worse than
lis rider. 49,