New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-01
Albert Boeen Is nov. located 1t TAYLOR;

]. Z. Current spent Christina with
Chas. Brust.
Or. J. b. James will be atsthe Office Of
DR.. Schoch on the 5th Of January.
81. F. Setter and children were down
from Tracy the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. g. E.. Schmidt Of Tracy spent
Christmas here with relatives and friends.
Miss Lillian Kossner entertained =
large number Of her friends Monday
evening. nv
Borchert Bros, well-diggers, have
supplied themselves with steam-drill-
iGg outfit.
Chas. Stuebe il. and Johnnie Fenscke.
go to st. Paul this week to attend bus.
mess college.
Freight train No. 81, carrying passen-
gers, has been abandoned. twas due
here from the east at 5:55 a. m.
&C. ochs Of Springfield and his broth-
er in this city will probably take trip
to Florida in the near future.
M. Arnold fell on the ice on Christ
mas day and dislocated his shoulder.
DR.. Schoch reduced the location.
VIM. Flor, who has been working in a
harness shop in Fairfax Cor two months,
has returned to this city to remain.
G. w. H. Heideman and Mrs. Gottl1eb
Schmidt left for Elgip, ILL.,, via St Paul
last Thursday to attend the funeral Of
their mother. .:s...@..'~
August Letter Jr. is recovering rapidly
from the injuries received by akick from
horse while at work on the new road
few days ago. z
One hundred and seventy children par
ticipated in the Christmas tree festivities
at Turner Hall on Thursday evening. A
happier throng it would be difficult to
get together.
+ The Review force acknowledges the
receipt of case of Export from Mr.. John
Hauenstein and box of signoritas from
F. Burg Sr. as holiday remembrance.
Both are highly acceptable.
The Golden Gate Literary Society will
hold its next meeting Saturday evening.
The subject for debate will be, 'Resolved
that the United States does not need a
large navy and that all expendltures-be-
yond small sum to provide few YES
sells for peace services money wasted"
Lodge No. 81, Herman Sons, has the
following officers: President, Jos. Gal
les; vice-president, Peter Herian; cor
responding secretary, ]. B. Velikanje;
financial secretary, F. Burg Jr.; treasu-
rer, J. Bellm; trustee, Julius Berndt !;
park committee, Messrs. Berndt, Bellm
and Schotzko. .~-~-
L. G.. Vogel and August Wagner are
interested in a telephone enterprise that
will supply New Ulm with a central sys-
tenn and eventually connect us with
neighborlng towns. They are now can
wasting for patrons and if they succeed
in placing rs instruments the undertake
ing will be a go. We certainly hope
that the young men will meet with the
proper encouragement.
Attorney General Childs doesn't take
much stock in the objections of the
Morton people to moving the Birch Cou-
lie Monument. He says that the action
of the original commission in locating
it on the Morton Fair Grounds cannot
possibly be binding, because the law,
providing for the monument, states
clearly that it must be located on the
site where the battle of Birch Coulie
was fought. 1
Conductor M. J. Hanson, who has re-
latives in this city, met with an accident
few days ago while enroute from Tracy
to Waseca. When at Walnut Grove, his
train broke in two, and the engine with
the front section stopping, the rear Sec
ton ran into it with such force that Mr..
Hanson, who was setting at his desk in
the caboose was thrown against the stove
and bruised considerably. One Of his
RIBS was also broken.
Among others who spent portion of
the holiday season here were: Miss Ida
Koch of Gibbon, Miss Mcbride Of st.
James, Miss Bertha Vogel Of Sleepy Eye,
Miss McHale of St. Paul, w. j. McHale
of Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. Trimmings and
daughter and Rev. Thompson Of st. Pc
ter, g. Kluegel, Henry Langmack and
Miss Lena schaeter Of Springfield, Geo.
Gag of Winthrop, Chas. schwendinger Of
Minneapolis and Armin Petry Of Man