New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
The Local
News Of
the Week.

JOnn NennO Jr. Is home from Tracy
for brief visit.
Peter Heinen has removed from Mil
ford to Springfield.
Scott Phillips the ranch partner of
Chas.' Stuebe, is in the city.
Albert Held visit last Friday from
his son-in-law, Mr.. Dougher of Chicago.
Thos. Kretsch has gone to Chicago to
acqua.nt himself with the machinist's
trade.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Hanska- Linden store will be
held to-nay.
Ernst Hoehne has rented the black
smithshop adjoining Mat Siebenbrunner's
place of business.
Xavier Brunner has sold his farm in
West Newton to Geo Dummer for $2,9OO'
The farm consists of 100 acres.
VIM. A. Rhode, the tailor, fell from a
step ladder Friday morning and received
bad scalp wound on the back of his
head.
Mrs. JOS. Schmucker was pleasantly
surprised at her home on Thursday eve
ming by the members Of the Germania
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuerst of Chicago
are spending few days at the home of
the lattcr'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
IIaucnstein.
The St. Peter Herald says that Lamp
ert Bros. of that city intend to establish
a lumber yard in springfield. They con-
slider it the best point west of New Ulm.
John Palmer, the efficient City Drug
Store clerk, has concluded to take
course in pharmacy at the State Univer-
sity. He left for Minneapolis Friday
morning.
The debate at Turner Hall this evening
will be on the question as to whether
more for the good of mankind than the
orthodox church.
The residents of Mulligan township
. have petitioned the postof1ice depart
ment for Il new post-o1lice. They want
to call it McCleary, in honor of our
present congressman.
The Ladies Society Of the Turnverein
held its annual meeting Saturday evening
and elected the following officers: Pres
ident, Mrs. Geo. Schmidt; secretary, Mrs
Jacobs; treasurer, Mrs. Hugo Fischer.
Mr.. Dillman, who used to represent
Chicago hardware house and who is we'll
known 10y our dealers and others, was in
the city Thursday. He IS now engaged
in the wholesale cigar business for him.
self in Minneapolis.
The St. Paul Times says: New Ulm
has an ice palace and winter carnival
that is attracting general attention
throughout the surrounding country, and
they are having lots more fun out of it
than we are in St. Paul.
Ralph Yates intends to take the CON-
ing examination at Mankato for appoint
ment to the West Point cadetship. New
Ulm has already furnished two good men
for the government military and naval
schools and we sincerely hope that Ralph
may be the third.
The directors of the Breeders Associ-
alton met Friday evening and elected
the following officers: President, Otto
Baarsch; vice president, E. G. Gilmore;
treasurer, Robert Loheyde; recording
secretary, c. w. Heimann corresponding
secretary, Otto Baarsch; superintendent
of track, Fred Spoerhase.
One night last week ten hogs belong
Ing to Mr.. Stuebe were stolen from
loaded car standing in the railroad yards
in this city. They were not missed un-
til the car reached Courtland, when it
was noticed that the seal was broken and
the door partially open. The where
abcuts of the stock and the identity of
the purveyor are still matters to be dis
+ covered. .~a
New Ulm may be favored on Satur-
day by visit from W. G. Edgar of the
Northwestern Miller and party of twen-
ty Minneapolis friends. Edgar is the
enterprising citizen who had charge of
the donations to the Russian sufferers q
few years ago and who personally pre-
sented the gift to the Russian govern
ment. His visit here will simply be for
the purpose of seeing the town and in
Il cidentally to take In the old-time mas
quersde at Turner Hall.