New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16

a = sssssA Is y ess1 - ontSI6U4ln employ
OF Angs Qnense, the harness maker.
Miss Struck Of Minneapolis attended
the Hirsch- Ksrook wedding last evening.
IT. John Buschers has severed his con.
nections with the store Of G. ii. Horn
burg.
Prof. Hess Of Sleepy Eye is to deliver
9 lecture Hn at Springfield soon on Mental
Digestion.
A.. J. Alvin had the pleasure Of liaten-
ing to Col. 'Ingersoll in st. Paul Satur-
day evening.
Keute and Nagel have dissolved part-
nership. Mr.. Nagel will continue in
the business alone.
The number of cases of measles con-
tinue to increase. There are now nearly
two hundred reported. NJ
Geo. Stelzer, tried for selling liquor
without q license, was acquitted. I, M.
Olson Of Sleepy Eye defended him.
We note from the Advance that "A G..
Masties. formerly Of this city, is to build
q tine residence in our western village.
During the awful storm of Friday
Miss Gina Otterholm walked to town, a
distance of eight miles. We take off our
hat. @.-s.-z 49,, Is.
Jos. A. Eckstein, Chas. Brust and
Chas. Heymann will attend the meeting
of the Masonic Grand Lodge in St. Paul
this week.
The Frederickson squabble, which was
appealed from justice court, did not re-
ceive an airing before Judge Weber, as
was expected. Frederickson settled.
County treasurer Burg will collect
taxes at the Merchants Bank in Sleepy
Eye on February 9Th and 9th ana at the
Citizens Bank in Springfield on the 9TH
and 9th.
Eric Thoralson ratified off the horse.
which he won last summer, at the home
of A. Brudeli in Hanska Saturday even.
ing. The animal was won by Steiner
Fladmo.
w. G.. Alvin has added another novel
feature to his drugstore in the shape of a
hot soda fountain. He will have it run
ming this week, and we feel sure that his
enterprise will be appreciated.
| The Athletic Club gave their first en-.
tertainment at Union Hall on Sunday
evening toa large audience, the boys
clearing something like $50. Those pres.
ent report some very good exhibitions
of heavyweight lifting and wrestling.
The members of the Concordia BAND
have elected officers as follows: Presi.
dent, F. W. Fritsche; vice7pres., Gusta,
Book; secretary, VIM. Schmidt; treas.
urer. H. Laudensch]aeger; director, Jos
GALES; assistant director, W. Schmidt.
Tearing down fences and scattering
signs, wagons and machinery may be al
lowable on Halloween's eve, but it is
enough if such ieviltry is practiced once
year. The young fellows who resor,
ted to this kind of amusement on Sun
day evening ought to be punished.
The State Bank of Springfield Will b,
presided over by the same board of di
rectors this year as last. They arc M
Lehrer, Chas. Gamble, Fl. G. Warnke
John Lind and j, T.. Schoch. H. &
Warnke is president, M. Lehrer vice-pres
ident and VIM. G.. Frank cashier.
| You will surely wan. to see the stag,
groups that are being arranged for tn
Masquerade at Turner Hall on Saturda,
evening. They will include Spanish
| U"ASOS, SAOupo VI OCdoudA y, oCCACS Ill Ou1
ma and Japan and mysterious manifesto
lions Of the Black Art. Then get tick
Tets and bring your friends with you.
Chas. L. Roos as foreman of the grane
jury made the following report: Thu
grand jury has examined the Jail ant
new court house buildings and reports
that the Jail proper is in good condition
The prisoners express themselves as sat
isfed with the food furnished by tn,
sheriff. We would again emphasize tn,
recommendations of former grand jurie
for steel or iron vestibutc in front O
the jail entrance. We also recommend
to the county commissioners that the,
furnish the second story of the nev
court house at once. The present quar-
tiers, used for court and jury purposes, i
inadequate. ...s.
Mr.. Fred G. Gley, formerly manage,
of Hotel Francois, and once clerk in tn,
Francois store, has been confined to hi!
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