New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29

E.. LaDge of st. Paul was in the city
yesterday.
! a masked ball will be given at Court
land Friday evening.
Mrs. Vajen and Mrs. Liver leftfor Oma-
la yesterday afternoon.
o. NJ. Olsen went to St. Paul Monday
to witness the Ka1nival glories. d..
Louie "a Plant, the we'll known horse.
man of Pierre, is in the city.
Andrew Pietrus took car of stock
from here to Pierre last Saturday.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche will erect new
residence on Centre Street next spring.
Frank Guggisberg has purchased the
farm of August Schiffmann in Lafayette
JOS. Sattle1 will attend the photogra.
piers convention at St. Paul in Februa.
ry.
Mr.. Luckinger of Tracy has been in,
vited to act as Ice King for the coming
Carnival.
Peter Scherer attended the Northwest
ern Lumbermen's Convention in Mime.
apolis last week.
Mrs. Struck and daughter of Minneap.
oils are being entertained at the home OF
Dr.. HirsCh this week.
Rev. DR.. Brown of St. Paul IS spend.
ing few days here with his father at
St. Alexander's Hospital.
The Germania Sisters will give mas.
quera,1e ball at Turner Hall on Mardi
Gras day, the 18th of February
The ice palace is almost completed
st. Paul men admit that it equals the
best ones ever built by St. Paul.
Attorney Dalzell of Gibbon came ovel
on Sund;y to witness the presentation
at rurner Hall of Gretchen's Poltera-
bend.
Station Agent ,Heideman has succeed.
ed in securing excursion rates. for both
tine opening and closing days Of the car.
nival.
Atleast forty of the business men will
be represented in next Tuesdays parade
with floats. 1t will be worth coming
miles to see. .--~> :->
Mrs. W. F. Heidrich returned on Sat
urday to her Winnipeg home, after {
two months visit with her pare nts, MI
and Mrs. Popp.
Quite a number of our prominen
young men tried coasting on college hill
the other night, and as result do moi
have to carry about quite so much flesh
about the shins.
Mtssrs. Nefer, Schade, Davis. Clinton
Larrabee, Case and Snyder came 1owr
from Sleepy Eye Monday evening tc
visit the local Phythian lodge.
The literary meeting at Turner Hall
tonight will he IN German with the ex
ception of Mr. Llnd's address on Paine
Quite a number of interesting recitals
have been prepared.
G. A. Hagberg had legal business a,
Mankato Monday in connection with the
Burdick assignment. He reports consi
derable interest among the people down
there over our Carnival.
The Winthrop News says that ssMr
Hauenstein, who owns some large brick
buildings just about twenty wiles south
of Winthrop, is this year distributing the
finest calendar ever brought to this
state" ...,. go. ~ *E+~-#
Judge Webber decided on Monday or
the demurrer of the defendant in The
libel suit Of Clerk of Court Byram against
the Redwood Gazette. He sustains tho
demurrer and holds that the article pub.
lished in the Gazette accusing Byram Of
scheming for denomination was moi
libelous. . II J.. s. ....s 49,. 81. -
| According to the Mankato News Alex
Fiddes, secretary of the Jackson South.
ern road, now being built from jackson
south to Ruthven, Iowa, to connect Will
the Rock Island, was in Mankato Friaa1
night and was asked as to the probable
\ course of the road after leaving Jackson
The line, as laid ont, he replied, was
through Morton, but he was Of the opin.
ion that the course would be changed SO
as to take in St. James and New Tim
Speaker Reed extended to Minneso.
ia member on Friday mpliment
which the state has. not enjoyed since the
czar was speaker before. Congressman
Tawney was called to the chair and pre-.
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