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

a brief visit.
i Werner Boesch is confined to his hom,
with sickness. s
i Gust. Wellner visited friends in St
Peter during the week.
Peter Heinen received his commission
as postmaster at Milford yesterday.
: Jos. Eppls and Fred Boock are enjoy
ing short vacation IN the Twin Cities
Col. Pfaender and Col. Baascn will at
tend G. A. r. encampment in ST., Pau
next. -.
| 1t is reported that L. F. Entrup, for
merly of this city, is soen to become {
Benedict.
Diphtheria has entered the home o1
Ernst Heinen. One of his little daugh.
ters is afflicted.
A Minnesota Valley Historical Society
has been founded with Hon. G.. D. Gil.
fillan as president.
A number of the young people enjoyed
a sleigh-ride Saturday evening and after
wards lunch with Miss VIOLA Koch.
The entertainment at the Cascilian
Hall on Sunday evening was largely at :
tended and highly appreciated by those
present.
Bertha CRUDE has appealed from a
probate decision of Judge Bertrand in
the case of Mrs. Schneider, deceased, Of
Burnstown.
Herman Mueller enjoyed pleasant
birthday celebration in company with
the members of Eckstein's orchestra
Thursday evening.
Anton Altman who has been laid up
in this city with a broken leg since last
December will leave for his home in
Fairfax next week.
Fred Meyer, son of August Meyer of
this city, has gone to Nebraska to accept
a position as instructor in German in one
of the Normal Schools. ii"
Paul Olson (Petrebal .en) of Linden
died on Thursday of lung fever. He
was quite an aged man and had lived in
this vicinity for some years.
The Maennerchor entertainment at the
Tivoll Saturday evening was a success,
socially as we'll as musical. Another en-
tertainment will be given in the near fu-
t;,re
The negro minstrel band which ap-
peared at the last masquerade has been
| urged to attend the St. Peter affair and
participate in the parade. All of their ex-
penses will be paid,
An interesting debating contest will
be held at Ft. Ridgley on the 1st of
March. The brains of Golden Gate will
be pitched against the intelligence Of the
denizens of the Fort.
The farmers of Milford and Cotton
wood held meeting at Union Hall Sat-
urday afternoon and effected an organi-
! zation. It is their intention to purchase
the creamery of Henry Crone in this city.
Editor Strasser and wife narrowly es-
capped suffocation from coal gas at their
home last Wednesday morning. Both
tried to arise, but fell over at once and
remained in an unconscious condition for
several hours.
Judge Severance has denied the mo-
| ton for new trial in the Stein-Saulpagh
case and in his decision says that no ver-
dict should have been rendered in the
plaintiffs favor at all. An appeal will be
taken to the Supreme court.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
the Misses Weschcke next Tuesday even
ing at which time the members will com
mence the study Of the circumstance of
Modern Art" The meeting last even
ing at Mrs. Weiser's was unusually in
tcresting and two new members were ad-
mitted. <..
The burning Of Younker's house in
West Newton recalls the fact that TWEEN.
ty years ago the same building caught
fire and was saved in peculiar manner
No water would be secured from the
we'll, so the neighbors entered the cellar
and utilized the many casks of wine in
extinguishing the flames.
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