New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-27
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Ex-C Conductor B. s. Mills of Winona
is the guest Of NJ. Mullen
Mrs. w. R. Baker Of Sleepy Eye is Vi
Isitinsgs with Miss Lou Baasen. 81.
Geo. Ross, Hauenstein's agent at
ISpringfe]d, was in town Monday.
Henry Simmet was made happy yes
terday by the arrival of son and heir.
Mr.. Reynolds, who lived here at one
t time, died at the Soldiers Home week
ago.
Mrs. G. G. REIN has returned from her
visit with Mankato friends and rela-
tives.
Misses Kuehnel and Rinkel attended
the masquerade at st. Peter Monday
evening..
Rev. Pogue Of Hutchinson has been
holding Adventist meetings at Ft. Ridg
/ ley the past week. >....-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scherer entertained
a party of friends at their home on Ger
man Street Saturday evening. '.@
The Misses Koehne of Sleepy Eye
spent aportion of the week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Dittbenner.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mic
Reinhart died on Friday. The funeral
was held from the Catholic church IN
this city Sunday morning.
Burg's cigar factory now employs
steadily twenty-six men. VIM. Burg,
the travelling salesman, has succeeded ir
working up large patronage along the
Northwestern road as far east as Waseca
Minneapolis journal: John Lind is
going to talk silver to the Congregation
al Club in St. Paul Monday evening.
Those who hear him will learn one rea-
son why John wasn't elected to the SEM
ate a month ago.
| NJ G. Robertson leaves for Indiana
this week. Wednesday evening the lit
erary society gave him farewell ban
quet and presented him with fine sill
yer table service as mark of the esteem
IN which he was held.
The St, Peter Herald says: A sheriff S
sale of real estate was held at the court
house on Monday to satisfy mortgage
given by John Fischer and wife to Dan
lei Dingler. The tract sold contained
800 acres and was sold for $6,254.75 to
the mortgagee, Daniel Dingler.
The concert given by the Epworth
Society at the Methodist church Sunday
evening was largely 'attended, Adolph
Alvin had the affair in charge and gave
to it a tone of success that speaks well
for him as leader. Some of the music
afforded rare enjoyment to all who lis
tened.
The Springfield Athletic Club has
elected the following officers: Manager,
Hugo Schleuder assistant, Fred Zschunke
secretary, John R. Schmid; treasurer.
Geo. Forster; custodian, A. H. Holman.
The Advance say that the boys will soon
renovate their hall, put in electric lights
and make the place as attractive as pos
sible.
About two hundred people witnessed
the pleasant entertainment at the Con-
gregational Church Thursday evening"
otherwise known as aye Old Folks Con-
cert" Among those who participated
were Mesdames Scott, Hubbard, Behn-
ke, Newhart, Blethen, Mowery, Kloss-
ner, Critchett, Webber and McElhinny,
and some of their songs and recitations
were humorous indeed. The audience
apparently enjoyed them immensely.
The literary at Turner Hall Sunday
afternoon was unusually interesting.
Chas. Toberer played one of his finest
flute solos, and acquitted himself with
exceptional credit. 1t. Louis Scherer
read an interesting paper on the open
ing of the Cheyenne reservation, cover
ing the action Of the troops and the sett-
lers in detail and reciting many humor-
Gus incidents OF. the great race for land.
Recitations by Mrs. Steinhauser and Mis-
ses Scherer and Beinhorn from Riley and
Harte were also received with applause.
The debate on woman's proper sphere of
/ action was the liveiest of the year.