New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-20

| week. '--..
Paul Wiede,nan has returned from
Mankato.
G. Sorenson of st. James will manage
the West Newton creamery.
Miss Mary rappe is home from st
Paul and will remain a few weeks.
Rev. Campbell is assisting in reviva
meetings at Lake BeEton this week.
P. H. Gale, formerly of Golden Gate
is now running a butchershop at Nor
| ton.
Geo. Inhofer Jr. and Miss Anna Huels
kamp of West Newton will be married
on the goth.
Aug. Poehler of Henderson was in the
city Friday and disposed of several car.
loads of wood.
The children of the Turnverein Sun
day School were treated to an enjoyable
sleigh-ride Sunday morning.
Miss Peters, sister of the painter, ar
rived here from Indiana last week to re-
main on account of ill-health.
Mrs. G. H. Helmes of St. Paul will
arrive here this week for brief visit
with her mother, Mrs. Helen Setter.
Sleepy Eye is to have respectable
hearse. A subscri ptlon is being taken
up among the business men to assist in
its purchase.
Miss BONN, teacher in the Letter dis
trict in Lafayette, will give public en-
tertainment at her school, the latter part
of this month.
The Empire Mill has shut down for a
week or two on account of a break in
the main gear of the shaft which drives
the machinery of the MILL.
The house of John Younker in West
Newton was completely destroyed by fire
on Wednesday. There was only light
insurance on the building.
Pref. Yache, the Mankato musician,
spent a portion of the week here tuning
pianos. Yache is a genius in his line,
and as result is working up a large
patronage.
John Bier of Sigel died on Thursday
after a lingering siege ofconsumption. He
was about twenty -one years of age, and
was a member of the City and Star Bands
of this city.
While some of the young boys were
coasting on Centre Street last evening
their sled collided at the foot of the hill
with a horse and cutter. One of the
boys was injured.
The many friends of Tony Wiesner
will be pleased to le4rn that he has pur-
chased an interest in the livery business
of DR.. E. Mueller. They will all like to
see Tony back at the old stand
Peter Dahl broke into CANDLES store
in Springfield the other night and stole
some small articles, for which he has
been bound over to appear before the
district court. He is now in jail here
A bill has been recommended for pas
sage by the Temperance committee OF
the house whereby half of the money re-
ceived from liquor licenses should go in
to the county treasury. The bill should
never pass.
Rev. Savage, who was here aweek ago
with two children from the Children's
Home Society, returned to Minneapolis
on Wednesday without disposjng of
them. He claims he could not find any,
one who would adopt both children.
Fred Kruger. while saving wood on
his fathers farm iD Milford last Thurs
day, was unfortunate enough to have his
right foot caught in the f1y-wl,eel Of the
machine and have it almost torn off. Am
putation at the ankle became necessary,
and this was performed by DR.. Strickler.
The masquerade at Turner Hall next
Tuesday will be all that it has been ad-
vertised. A have dozen or more beauti-
full groups have been brought to cur at
tention and there will be others that for
fun will rival anything ever exhibited
here. At the smallest estimate there
will be three hundred masked characters
on the floor.