New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
The Local
News Of
the Week.
Miss Grace Newhart is quite sick.

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Miss Grace Newhart is quite sick.
Robert Muhs is here from Spokane
Falls on visit.
Miss Lottie Schneider has gone to
Mankato to remain.
Tom Mccarthy now has charge of the
railroad yards at this place.
Henry Klossner is over from Winthrop
the guest of his brother Jacob.
P. R. McHale, the operator, is suffer-
ing from an attack Of the grippe.
Henry Winkelmann went to Redwood
Falls on business Monday afternoon.
Geo. Graft has been elected one of the
vice-presidents of the Northwestern Re-
tail Mercantile Association.
Louis Bushard has returned from Cal
ifornia. He brought with him flattering
reports of the section he visited.
The G.. A. r. post and Sons of Vetel-
ans will enjoy Camp Fire at Turner
Hall on the evening of the 18th.
Judge Webber is confined to his home
with sickness this week. and is alto9eth-
er unable to attend to bis official duties.
Mr.. John Hauenstein left for Florida
Friday evening. His daughter, Mrs.
Fred Behnke, Joined him at Chicago yes
terday.
The diphtherla patients throughout
the city have nearly all recovered and
there is good prospect of eradlcatlng
tue disease entirely.
The Woodmen of Redwood Falls re-
allied $50 out of their benefit entertain
ment and have already sent that amount
to Mr.. Gley at Young America.
Fred Behnke and Max Reinhart have
formed a partnership for the purpose of
carrying on an ice business. They have
already stored several thousand loads.
The young ladies, who represented the
japanese Fan Brigade at the Turner Hall
masquerade, attended a masked ball IN
costume at Winthrop Saturday evening
A Minneapolis electrician will be here
this week for the pNrpose of discussing
with the stockholders of thu Electric
Light Co. regarding the putting in of an
arc system.
A. J. Glimmer and niece, Miss Hauen-
stein, started for the South Monday after
noon. Most of their time will be spent
at Chattanooga, where Mr.. Grimmer has
relatives and friends.
Rev. Broadbridge of Fairfax will
preach at Schell's hall next Sunday at
10: 80 in the morning and at 80 in the
evening. A cordial invitation is extern
ded to the public to attend.
The Ladies Society of the Turnverein
held their annual meeting Saturday even
ing and elected the following officers
President, Miss Marie Bogen; secretary,
Mrs. Albert Setter; treasurer, Mrs. FIR.
Burg ST..
The residence and business property |
of Rudolph kiesow in Lamberton was
destroyed by tire Thursday night, leaving
the owners no insurance. Mrs. Kiesow
was well-known in New Ulm, being the |
daughter of the late Mr.. Immel.
Chris. Rinkel of St. Peter was here
Monday for the purpose of securing CO.'S
tunes from the Turnverein for the
masked ball to be given by the Sons of
Hermann of that city on the 25th. He
also made arrangements with Eckstein's |
orchestra for furnishing the music.
The Lambert and Williams Theatre
Co. opened a weeks engagement at Uni
on Hall on Monday evening in Miralda,
presenting Mabel Heath to large audi
ence last night. The company consists
of nine people and give good enter
tainment. Tonight they will present J,
the Irish Hero and tomorrow evening
Krautzmeiers Wedding. The prices are
only ten and twenty cents. |