New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-05

Fred Meier visited At Minneapolis
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leary are entertaining
friends from Winona.
The 81. Aloysius Band will give enter
tainments at Caecilin Hall on Feb. 18th
and 9th.
Frank Buggert Of Sleepy Eye and
Herman Kiesling Of Winthrop were here
Thursday trying to dispose of their old
laundry machinery;
Hon. J ohm Lind Of New Ulm is our
choice, first, last and all the time, for
delegate at large from this State to the
Republican. National Convention. Win
throp News.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Herzog: on Thursday. The boy weighed
fourteen pounds and was the largest and
healthiest to make an appearance during
the part year. T..
/ Statistics from California show that
not one of the children who have been
educated in the kindergartens of that
state have ever belonged to the criminal
class in after life. 'r
Senator Wilkinson, Henry Himmel-
! manns fine trotter has been entered in two
important events at Galesburg, ILL.,, in
August. The horse will be listed in the
2:2O and 2:15 classes and will make an
effort to win the $4,000 purse that is
offered in each.
While in H. Loheyde's store last We'd
nesday Mr.. Berndt unknowingly stepped
into an open cellar-way\ and sustained a
fracture of his right leg just above the
ankle. The fracture is not a bad one
but it was particularly unfortunate at
this time because Mr.. Berndt was the
principal mover in the ice palace project
and is thus detained from participating
IN the exercises celebrating its comyle-
ton. He is under the care of DR.. Wei
ser.
The special meeting last night of the
Fret-AnxietJ club was we'll attended,
everyone taking a deep interest. The
committee on arrangements for New
| Clm's carnival made it's report It
recommended the erection of float, on
which ample room will be made to
| accommodate rs members, and which
Will be the means of conveying them to
the carnival. The float will be hand
somely decorated with bunting, and
in front will be the words. "Give Us
New Ulm or Give Us Death" Whether
the committee had New Ulm's hospitality
Of welcoming strangers and her beer man
ufact,uing facilities in mind when draft
ms the above is a matter Of conjecture.
A committee was appointed to secure the
Smokey Row band to accompany the
club as side issuc.-NIankato News.
The masquerade ball at Turner Hall
Saturday evening was success financi-
ally AID otherwise. About $50 masked
characters were to be seen on the floor
at different times during the evening and
the reserved seats and gallery we're filled
to the utmost. The stage performances
consisted OF SHADOW pictures, ballet
dance, some excellent tumbling and 4,
Bohemian wedding. In the hall were to
be found many fine individual masks,
and in addition thereto laughable Ital-
ian, bear and monkey group, trio Of
Mexican mandolin and guitar players, a
| group of new women and a Merry Go
! Round operated by Fred Setter and four
little boys. The latter especially created
great laughter and applause. The floor
managers. heralds and other committees
| were clothed in beautiful suits, and con-
siderihg the times the ball was a SPLEEN
did one. Eckstein's orchestra furnished
| the music
The literary meeting at Turner Hall
Wednesday evening was unusually well
atten led. The programme consisted of
music by Eckstein's orchestra, all able
! paper dy Col. Pfaender, a flute ana either
duet by .Messrs. Toberer and Burg, a
reading by Miss Nummel, vocal duet
by Mrs. Bell andMiss Setter, accompanied
| by Miss Shuetz, and an address on Paine
| by MI. Lind. The latter was highly in
teresting. He considered Paine as one
Of the greatest Americans that ever lived
and said that if he had never written any
thing but Common Sense" his picture
would adorn the first page of every hist
| 4 t1,n1 oil So 4