New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-11-27
G. B. Liver of Omaha is in the CITY.

G. B. Liver of Omaha is in the city.
Henry Berg and wife are the happy
parents of another daughter, born last
week. - -.-
N. Henningsen and wife spent the week
with friends in the Twin Cities and Du-
luth. "
Miss Allie Scherer has resigned her
position in Duluth and will return to
this city. .-
Chas. stuebe bought nine carloads of
hogs on Monday. This probably beats
all previous records.
The next meeting of the Literary So
ciety will be held Sunday afternoon, Dec.
list. An interesting program has been
arranged for.
Why wouldn't it be good idea for
the city to send pillow over the side
walks after every heavy snow. The child
rem would be spared much sickness.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Stengel Sunday evening. Stengel was
happy of course, but no pent-up Utica
could have contained his joy had it been
girl.
Carleton F. Brown, secretary of the
Minnesota Unitarian Association will lee.
ture at the old court room tonight on
''Ten Reasons why do not Believe In
He'll"
The marriage of VIM. Emmerich and
Miss Mary Nothardt, both of this city
will occur to-day. The Review congrat.
ulates the young couple and wishes them
much joy.
The Garriochs Of West Newton all
went to St. Peter yesterday to attend the
general term of the District court. Thei,
will case is one Of the principal ones or
the calendar.
VIM. Martell of Waseca is the happy
father of boy, born last week. BiIlie's
New Ulm friends extend through the Re.
! view their best wishes for the little fol-
lows good health.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Congregational church tomorrow
morning, and at noon dinner will be
served in the. church parlors to the pu.
pills of the Sunday School.
The Ladies Society of the Turnvere1n
intend to make their Fair this year the
most deserving ever held. A glance at
the programme will indicate this, and nc
one should fail to attend.
Thee. Crcne and wife arrived home
from Battle Creek Friday evening" Mr.
Crone looks considerably improved in
health and says that he feels also tina: he
has been greatly benefited.
Frank Lindemann of this city and
Miss Maggie Arnold of Milford were
married in this city last Tuesday. The
reception and wedding supper was given
by MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Lindemann at the
Union Hall.
The proceedings for the condemnation
Of FIR. Frltsche's property for the use of
the Minneapolis, New Ulm 6 Southwest
tern will be started in the district court
at st. Peter today. Judge Weber will
appoint the appraisers.
1t is now certain that at least tiftv of
our citizens will attend the Ingersoll lee
| ture at Manl<ato tomorrow evening.
They will leave in the afternoon and IT.
turn the same evening, after having heard
the greatest of living orators.
Col. Crooks OF St. Paul was here
Thursday and Friday in the capacity of
Chief engineer of the Minnear oils & St.
Louis. He stated to a Review reporter
that work on the river bridge would be
commenced in couple of weeks.
Field, Mahler & Co. of St. Paul intend
next spring to secure the services of one
of the Bohemian lace-makers of this CITY
to make lace publicly in their large
store, after the manner of that adopted bv
the ladies at the Worlds Fair two wears
ago.
The Oriole Operal Co. left Mankato in
a special coach attached to freight train
Saturday night at eleven o'clock. They
arrived in New Ulm the next morning
after trip lasting ten hours. -Four
miles an hour-wonderfully rapid and
pleasing service, isn't it?
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul survey
ors are at work in Nicollet county this
week, running line from Mankato to
Winthrop, for the purpose eventually of
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