New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-19

ded with people, and 1t was indeed a
pleasure to see such men as Geo. Finch,
Lindeke, Montfort and Wilkes circling
amid the maskers in the delightful
maze of the waltz. The stage groups and
tableaus were also interesting features,
evoking much applause.
The special left for st. Paul at mid
night, only a few remaining over, till
morning.
The party consisted of the following
well-knoWn people:
Geo. r. Finch, a heap of good fellow
ship and president OF the first carnival
ever held in the United States. He wore
the same salt that adorned him 1T the
| first ice palace in st. Paul and was dec
Grated with badges without end.
| A. III. Lindeke, IAN old and respected ci-
tizen of St. Paul and one of her leading
business men. Mr.. Lindeke has been at
New Ulm on various occasions, but ne
yer when he appeared to enjoy life to
the extent that he did yesterday.
Paul H. Gotzian. a leading young bu-
siness man of the Sanity City who sue
| ceeded his father to an immense busi-
ness and has since developed tito high
ly credltable standing. Gotzian is jol-
ly, jovial fellow and makes friends
wherever he goes.
P. H. Kelly, erstwhile boss of Demo-
cratic politics in this state and ex-mem-
Der of the well-known political firm of
Doran and Kelly. Also a member ofthe
present state senate. Mr.. Kelly did not
come for political purposes, but simply
to have real good time.
The redoubtable J. J. Ryder, more
familiarly known among friends and la
bor circles as Jack Ryder. Ryder was
one of the most active spirits of the par
tY. Versatile, eloquent and good ma
turcd, he talks in soothin' lingo. which
we do not always understand, but which
we like to hear. He sings too, and dan.
ces and does jes' everything. Ryder isal.
right, you bet.
| w. l.. Perkins, an excellent compani-
on and to whom the party was grateful
for some splendid Club House Rye.
Col. Ed. Rodgers, Ramsey county's
distinguished and eloquent clerk of
courts. We really don't see how the
Globe can find fault because such fel-
low draws a good big salary.
Oar. Reese, clerk of the State Supreme
court, who came along to keep the crowd
in good humor on the way home.
Sheriff Chapel of Ramsey county,
guardian of the party and a supposed
damper on unusual hilarity. In other
words, one of the hoys.
State Treasurer Koerner, a man whom
New Ulm likes to see and whose popu-
larity is always measured by ma jorities
and not minorities.
H. P. Hall, whom everybody has known
for the last hundred years as "Old Hall''
but who seems to have discovered, un-
beknown to anyone else, the elixir of
life that restores youth and enthusiasm.
Why, Hall came pretty near being the
iveliest fellow in the whole lot.
Hon. Geo. Benz, who: as he said him
self, hasn't needed an introduction in
New Ulm for thirty-three years BeIz
is always welcome visitor.
Geo. H. Allen was chaperon for the
party, and there is only one fault to he
found with him in that capacity-he
wanted to go home a trife earlier than
the rest. Outside of that, George was
right in line.
John F. Broderick. one of the men,
bers of the Ryan Drug Co., an honored
citizen and leading jobber.
G. scholley, representing Noyes Bros.
& Cutler. Mr.. Noycs himself wanted to
come, but was detained, and wired Mr..
Eckstein to take good care and watch
of Finch. Lindeke and Kelly. OF course
he didn't mean it. He knew that each
of the three mentioned was abundantly
able to take care of himself.
H.~C. Burbank. large wholesale deal
er; N. B. Finch OF the firm of Lampher,
Finch g. Skinner; Alfred Scheffer of
Scheffer & Rossum; Theo. Schulze of
Foot, Schulze & Co.; Bob Seng, county
assessor of Ramsey county, Director Fell,
Attorney Robert Johns, Detective Tom
Holan, Milton s. Mead, Col. VIM. Sands,
Clarke Brown of the Pioneer Press, VIM.
+. Lewis of the Flambeau Club, Frank
Huber, Roxey Reber and McCrea, repre-
senting the Omaha road.
Mine Host, Col. Montfort of the Wind
sor, genial, dignified and beloved of all
editors. In order to have him with them
on their excursions they list him as: edit
or in-chief of the Missing Link. DR..
Frey of the Ryan was also of the party.
Directors Wilkes and Hurd, with min
strel propensities and excellent singers
both of them. Entertainment was not
lacking as long as they were around and
Hall and Ryder were on hand to join in
the chorus.
DR.. Schiffmann, chief orator and enter
tainer, whole-souled, brilliant, making
the most Of every thing, and entering in
to the spirit Of anything that added to
the sum fenjeyment. Drs. Kelly ind
Whitcomb, omnipresent, enjoying them
selves and helping every body esle to the
same condition. The crowd had no
sooner reached town, than it was known
onevery corner that Kelly and Whit
comb were here.
Broderick, with the biggest heart os
any man in St. Paul. Dudd Finch, the
saltsof the earth, and all the rest built
on the same order.