New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-06
The Local
News of
the Week.

Miss Anna Rieck has gone to st. Pail
to remain.
There will be another club dance to-
morrow evening.
Emil Traeger, the st. Paul insurance
agent, is in the city.
The Chautauqua Circle is now dis
cussing the age of Milton.
Ralph Yates will occupy the Hummel
building on German Street.
Mueller & Wiesner will receive no.
vel horse-clipping machine this week.
Chas. Weschcke and wife of Spring
field spent Sunday here with the formers
parents. ~.- +
F. H. Behnke moved into the Boesch
building on South German Street last
Saturday.
The Baptists Of the city will give a
concert at Union Hall on Friday even
ing, a week.
A little son arrived at Henry Seiferts
home on Thursday. Henry has our con-
gratulatlons.
1t is quite possible that Gen. Oliver
O. Howard and Gen. Fitzhugh Lee may
lecture here late in the year.
A public reading room in the heart of
the city is being advocated, and those in
chtrge feel certain of success.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will meet next
Thursday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Larson.
VIM. F. Kunze of this county has been
elected editor-in-chief of the Gopher,
the State University annual. Quite an
honor.
The members of Germania Lodge of
Herman Sisters surprised Mrs. JOS
Schmucker at her home on Saturday
evening.
F. W. Hauenstein removed his Jewell
ner's building last Friday. He now has
very pleasant quarters.
Louis B. Krook has been appointed to
a position on the governors staff with
the rank of Colonel W. w. Smith retains
his old position as Major.
John Baar, an employee in the Empire
Mill, found the lucky number .'13" in a
package of Yum Yum tobacco this week.
1t entities him to a gold watch.
Sunday evenings literary entertain.
ment will be confined largely to dis
cussion of living American poets. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Mondays Globe contains likeness of
Philip Liesch, formerly of this city, and
speaks of him as prominent member
of the Typographical Union and secreta-
ry of the Co operative Hall Board.
The Ft. Ridgely Lyceum has elected
the following officers: President, Lee
Pullen; vice president, Fl. Stevens; Sec
retary, Miss eastman; treasurer, N. Mel
son; sergeant-at-a arms, G. H. Hopkins.
Heller, Gag and Setter have formed a
partnership. This is combination that
everybody knows is able to do the very
finest painting, frescoing and paper
hanging, for they are artists all of them.
MIR. Durbahn of this city received a
paper this week that went down with
the Elba. Most of these papers were i'll
mailbags that were washed ashore on
the south of England and from there
sent to America. ~
Miss Ella Setter was surprised by
about, ,thirty-fv of her friends on Satur-
day evening, that being her birthday
day anniversary. A continual round of
pleasure followed, and did not cease un-
= til the early hours of morning.
a party of men with blackened faces
entered house in the south end oI town
the other night and compelled an Old
woman to get out of bed and dance vita
them. Such outrages ought to be Sc
verely punished.
Have you seen the Columbia bicycle
catalogue for 1895? If fnot, get one with
out delay. The riding season is at hand
and you should know what superb
mounts bearing the name .Columbiss''
have been prepared for your service.
Col. Pfaender will be accompanied on
his trip to Germany by his daughter,
Josephine He will be one Of the prin-
cipal speakers at the 50th anniversary ef
E the Ulmer Turnverein Of which he is one
of three original founders wko still SUR
xive. 5.3s