New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
The Current News Club met on Satur-
day evening with Miss Clara Doehne.

uay evening Will Miss OIdTd DOenDe.
The annual meeting of the St. Jtseph's
Society will be held next Saturday af.
ternoon.
| The young people enjoyed pleasant
club dance at Schell's hall Thursday
evening.
! The saw-mill on Currents farm ir
Home township is being run daily and
at full force.
Theo. Crone held the ticket which
drew the organ raftled off by Fred Boock
during the week. 49,.
H. G. Garfield of Winthrop IS sinkin g
wells in this neighborhood. He is son.
in-law of F. W. Kiesling. s...
The Lambert s. Williams Co now play.
ing at Union Hall will appear here again
under canvas next summer.
Corbett, the champion pugllist of the
world, is in St. Paul this week, where he
appears in the role of an actor.
DR.. A. Behnke was IN Iowa the great
er portion of the week for the purpose
of purchasing some trotting stock.
August Schilling and Herman Meyer,
two of Winthrcp's business men, trans
acted business here Friday and Saturday
Miss Bianch1 of West Newton was
married recently to DR.. Opplinger of
1ibbon, the marriage occurring in St.
Paul.
Fir. Heimerdinger, the Golden Gate
miller, was in the city the greater por-
tion of the week, transacting business
and calling on old friends.
Congressman Eddy of the Seventh dis
trict was formerly farm hand in Red
wood county and also taught school for
a spell IN Renville.
! Louis Kornmann, who used to run a
"kloding store' here, was in the city the
early part Of the week. He now repre-
sents Chicago wholesale clothing firm.
Miss Josie Pfaender left for Milwaukee
Saturday morning to visit with friends.
On her return she will stop off in St..
Paul and spend a few weeks with her
sisters.
James Thomas submitted to painful
and delicate surgical operation, at the
hands of DR.. Strickler last week, and,
although he is at present very weak,
he is certainly improving.
By order of the Postmaster General
mail service on the route between Ft.
Ridgley and Fairfax has been disccntin-
ued. Ft. Ridgely will hereafter be sup
piled via the New Ulm and Franklin
route.
johnson & Mueller of St. Peter have
already found it necessary to double the
capacity of their manufacturing plant,
and within the past week have added six
new machines. They now employ twen-
! ty operatives.
It is said that Chas. Schneider and
Chas. Zschunke will join the Fox Speci-
atty Co. which appeared at Union Hall
Saturday evening, Schneider as trapeeze
performer and Zschunke to give exhibi-
tions in heavyweight lifting.
Rev. Rosen returned home from his
European and eastern trip the forepart
of the week, and has already made some
interesting disclosures regarding his part
in the Pope's action towards secret So
ciet1es. His statement appears in anoth-
er column.
Hon. VIM. Henry Eustis, the best
Mayor Minneapolis has ever had, has
kindly consented tc supply the Review
with an article On the suppression of vice
ana crime III a large city. Ihls Will to
a great extent represent Mr.. Eustis' per-
sonal experiences, and for that reason
will be decidedly interesting.
The Electric Light Co. are seriously
considering the necessity of changing
from the incandescent to the arc light
system. The directors find that they
cannot long continue to run with the
present power and will soon be COM
(pelled to make important changes. The
arc system of course would be prefera-
bile to all citizens, and in fact the only
proper one for lighting streets.