New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-06

A son was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Ct.
Neemann last week.
Jos. Holmbar of the Fairfax Crescent
was in town over Sunday.
Ut. Louis Scherer Of Fl. Leavenworth
Kansas, arrived home to- day.
Misses Meta Setter and Anna Neumann
will return from St. Paul this week.
Jos. Groebner gave masquerade ball
at his place on Broadway Sunday even
ing.
| Jonas Laudenschlaeger came down
from Springfield Saturday to spend a
couple of DAYS with his father, the pro-
bate judge.
The1Maennerchor will give an even
J ing entertainment at Schmucker's Tivoli
On the evening of the 18th. Other mu-
steal talent will also participate.
Adolph Schell was at Waseca and
GAINESVILLE on business Monday. At the
latter place he established an agency for
the handling of the August Schell Beer.
From now on Andrew j. Eckstein will
receive the latest vocal and instrumental
music every month. This is something
that ought to be appreciated in New
Ulm.
The wolf which was caught by Dave
Simon recently will be mounted for the
Turner Hall collection. It is full
grown animal and will make fine spec
linen.
| A daughter of Mr.. Muehlbauer of La.
fayette died at the home of the Catholic
sisters in this city on Wednesday. Par
alysis of the heart AID not diphtheria
was the cause.
| While driving DR.. Strickler's team from
the City Drug Store to the livery barn
on Wednesday young Adolph Meile was
roughly thrown out and bruised about
the hands and knees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Bosch enter
tanned large party of friends on Sun
day evening. Old times were recalled
and the event is said to have been one of
the pleasantest of the season.
Thee Ulm branch of the State
Catholic Association have decided to
purchase a flag which will cost $3.50. 1t
will be made IN this country and will be
ready for the society to>take with them
to the next state gathering in Winona.
The team Of Herman Meyer of Milford
became frightened near the Empire Mill
on Monday and started up the hill
towards town at lively rate. At Lauden
schlaeger's corner they turned and tore
up Minnesota Street, leaving the wagon
to take Care of itself. No great damage
resulted, but plenty of excitement.
Mr.. Roberts of Cleveland Ohio, travel
ing representative for the Sherwin, Will
liams Paint Co., was in the city Friday
Mr.. Roberts is the owner of the first COPY
of America" ever penned. It was pre-.
sented to him by the author, DR.. Samuel
Francis Smith, and with it a letter tc
prove that it is actually the original
manuscript. 1t IS a valuable document
and Mr.. Roberts has refused large offers
for it's sale.
Representative Christensen intro.
duced bill yesterday to provide for a
classification and revision of tariffs aud
rates charged by common carriers by the
railroad and warehouse commissioners in
June of each year on a basis of verified
reports to be furnished by the railroads.
All proceedings of the commission are to
conducted as now determined by the law
| except that in all cases the state is to be
made one party and the common carrier
the other and the attorney general is to
represent the State.
At Aberdeen, South Dakota, las. Wed .
nesday, there occurred an event, the re4
cording of which affords us much pleas
urc. This was the marriage o. Miss Car
RE Louise Dana and Mr.. H. G.. Garvin,
the genial freight superintendent of the
| Northwestern road. New Ulm people
have watched Mr.. Garvin's advancement
from messenger boy at the depot a
number of years ago to his present posi-
ton of influence, and they have taken a
SOFT of pride in every additional reward
of II. crit that has been placed to his
credit. { This latest step on his
part will only be the occasion for still
more congratulations, and the Review
gives its share with a will
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