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


Mis- Mary Rnmmings of Sc. Peteri
v1siting her sister, Mrs. Bchnk
Mrs. e. i. Hunt Of Mankato has bee
lappointed lady representative of thi
state to the Atlanta Cotton Exhibition
which commences September 18th.
Don't fail attend the Masquerad
ball at Turner Hall on the 10th, satul
day evening. It will be the finest eve
witnessed IN New Ulm, and that's sayin
|a good deal.
The following men have been chose
as the new officers Of the Rife Club
President, Peter Herian; secretary, Chas
lGebscr; treasurer, Chas. Hauenstein
sJohn Lila and John Hauenstein il
carry the honors for best shooting.
The Maennerchor will BEN cbarg,
during the coming year Of VIM. Ptaen
der Jr. The officers will be: Pres, II
Rudolph vice pres, g. Stoll; secretary
]. Petry treas, ]. FL. Strasser; trustee
TIL. Jappe; flag bearer, Franz Vogel,
An old man wandered from the hospi-
tai last week and called upon.S Sheriff An
derson with request that he might be
permitted to remain in the jail. He al
legged that he was annoyed by some Of
the old hospital patients and preferred
life IN jail to life among such tormentors.
Suffice it to say that Anderson did not
take him in.
Judging from the sale Of tickets the
first masquerade of the season will be- at
tended by a large throng Of participants,
as we'll as lockers on. It is also an as
sured fact that the costumes will;be the
richest, most elaborate and most careful
in design that have ever graced the Turn
er Hall ballroom. AS for comical char
acters they will be there in abundance.
Mrs. Pfefferle. mother of Richard Pfef-
fcrle, the grocery man, died early yes
terday morning of .dropsy. She was an
aged lady, having reached and passed
the allotted period of three score and ten,
and has been ailing for some time. She
was born in Germany sevcnty-four years
ago and at an early age came to America
Seven children resulted from her mar
rage nearly all of whom arc still living.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning from the Catholic church.
The Pioneer Press of yesterday con-
tanned several estimates on the probable
senatorial vote made from the stand.
point of different candidates. The Wash
burne estimate was as follows: Wash
burn 70, Nelson IS, Comstock IS and
Nc Cleary 10. Another estimate made
by one not directly interested, gave Wash
burn 43, Nelson AZ, Comstock 10, Nc
Cleary s, Lind 8 and 33 doubtful. The
votes accredited to Lind are those of
French. Feig and Day. Nels Christian
son and John N. Jones are placed in the
do .btful column, while John Peterson
and Benton Severance of Nicollet are
given to Nelson.
Last evening at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Hirsch large number of friends
the marriage Of Miss Linsie
Hirsch to Mr.. F. Hiding Krook. The
was brilliant affair, the resi-
dence being beautifully adorned with
flowers and the ceremonies being per-
formed in manner that could not fail
to please. Shortly after, a fine lunch
was served and the guests passed the
evening with the happy young couple in
unalloyed JOY and cheer. OF the con-
tracing parties the Review wishes to say
a few words and at the same time add It's
mite Of congratulation to the great num-
Der already received. The young bride
is the popular daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hirsch and is an accomplished and es-
young lady IN every respect.
Many of our people know her and only
speak we'll of her attachments and dispo-
sition, The groom is the well-known
assistant in the Brown County Bank, a
position which he has held long and
with credit. Strict in his habits, ac-
comodating in his business duties and
gentlemanly in his manners, all have
learned to respect him. For such a
couple, young in years and happy in
their union, we can wish only for the
best.