New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-27
DR.. Lee Of Fairfax spent Sunday here.

DT. Lee VI e IdtT1aA5SpeHI Sunuay mere.
Ferd Crone istransacting business St.
Paul to day. -
Mrs. g. B. Liver arrived here from
Omaha to-day. .#.
VIM. F. Setter went to st. Peter on
business yesterday.
Narren-Ve -Versammlnng yesterday -Four
chimney sweeps in town,
DR.. James Of Mankato will be at DIR.
Schoch's office on the 3rd of March.
A sister Of Calvin Smith of Golden
Gate died in Illinois during the week.
| CEas. L. Roos, VIM. Koch and Alfred
Roos made business trip to Gibbon on
Monday.
VIM. Blauert7 has been attending a
Teachers convention in St. Paul the past
few days.
Miss Dina Huelskamp arrived here
from California last week to attend hel
sisters wedding,
Nels Isaacson of Linden is dangerous
ly ill, and is hardly expected to live. He
is eighty -four years of age. ..~E-.~
Chas. Bernstein is here this. week for
the first time in eight years. He is we'll
known to our older settlers. ...,
A. G.. Moritz of the Winona Elevator
Co. stopped off here yesterday on his way
from the west to get a good meal.
The Northwestern Railroad Co. laid
off a number of conductors last week.
Among them was the papular Sid. Mills.
3. Wicherski and j. Klossner Jr.. went
to Sleepy Eye yesterday afternoon to at
tend to some Building and Loan bust
ness. ! Y
Miss Clara Follmann and Miss Emma
Fenscke are at st. Paul informing them
selves on new styles in Ladies head
wear.
The Reveiw expects to be able next
week to give it's readers full report OF
Mr.. Lind's speach on the Financial ques-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Neumann received word
from Sleepy Eye on Monday of the death
of her sister, Mrs. Andrew Rinke, which
occurred after an illness of MY years
duration. The deceased was we'll known
IN New Ulm.
Attorneys Ferguson and Pierce ap-
peared before Judge Webber on Thurs
dav and argued melton for a new trial
in the case of Peterson VS.. the Western
Union Telegraph Co. A proposition
was made to the company to settle fol
$40 but they absolutely refused to en-
tertain any proposition looking towards
a settlement.
The officers of the Milford and Cot.
tonwood Cooperative Dairy Associa.
ton are as follows: President, H. T.
Runk; vice. president. lsidor Haas; treas
urer, Henry A. Fortwengler; secretary
J. M. Haubrick; directors, F. Aufderhei-
Theo. Rein and Ed. Hensel. The capi-
tai stock of $1,000 is to be divided into
40 shares of $50 each.
The Current News Club will meet next
Saturday afternoon with Miss FRANKIE.
ssCotton" will be the subject and Miss
Mead the leader. The following fea-
lures will be discussed: Raising of Cot
ton, Picking, Effects of Wh1tney's In
vention, Various uses of Entire Plant.
Effect on the Tariff Question, Special
Bearing on Slavery Question and Histo-
~ in other countries. In addition there
will be an instrumental solo by Miss
Wesclcke and vocal solo by Mrs. Tup-
per. . -.
The Washington entertainment at I'm
ion Hall was listened to by about three
hundred people and was carried out as
announced by the published programs.
Otto Montgomery's comparison Of Wash
ington and Napoleon was a worthy ef-
fort, willie Prof. Schaller's address on
Washington as a patriot is spoken of
highly by those who heard it. The pia-
no duets by Profs. Burk and Schaller,
and Hellerman and Frey, the singing of
( the Mixed Choir under Prof. Reim's lea
dership and the defamation By Chas.
Theis were also among the notable fea-
! lures of the evenings entertainment.