New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-08

nephew OF s. u. Peterson from
Granite Falls e visiting II the city.
Chas. Schneider and Chas. Arbes win
attend st. Paul business college the
remainder Of the winner.
4 san Of MI. Young quist Of Lafayette
had his leg broken in falling on the ice
last week. Dr.. schoch reset the limb.
The County Commissioners met yes
terday morning and elected q. G.. Koch
chairman. The Sleepy E5e Herald was
made the official paper.
The marriage of Alfred J.. Vogel and
Miss Ella Stuebe, two Of the, best and
most popular young people Of town, is
announced to occur on the 21st.
Geo. IDgham, well-known freight
man, was nearly killed at Owatonna on
Sunday while coupling cars. He was in
an unconscious condition for two days.
On New Years Day Andrew ]. Eek
stein remembered all of the professional
men Of the city with serviceable ink
stands. The Review was lucky enough
to be among the recipients.
L. G. Vogel has already secured the
guarantee of IS phones in his central
system enterprise. He will go to Sleepy
Eye this week to agitate the matter
among the business men there f.
The father of G. w. H. Heideman re-
turned with him from Elgin, Illinois,
and will make his future home here. His
brother, Hon. II. W. G. Heideman of
Montana, is also here for few days.
The contract for building the new rail-
road bridge has been let in two parts.
The building of the steel spans goes to
Herzog & Gillet of Minneapolis and the
trestle work to Winston and Larson.
The marriage Of Alfred Schumacher
and Miss Emma Loesch, daughter of An
ton Loesch, occurred Sunday afternoon.
The contracting parties are both very
young, but we bespeak for them happy
career.
Mrs. Peter Moeger and sons left for
Elk River Monday afternoon with the
laundry outfit. Mrs. Moeger will re-
main until the laundry is we'll under
way, when she will return and join her
husband in this city.
Tickets for the coming masquerade at
Turner Hall can be secured at the City
and Pioneer Drug Stores, at Hummel's
and at Turner Hall. F. Burg Sr. Will
sell the membership tickets. Reserved
seats for spectators will be sold at Al
WINS.
The Review takes pleasure this week
in recording the marriage of John P.
Arbes and Miss Mary Reardon, which
occurred yesterday morning. The bride
is the estimable daughter of John Rear
don and the groom worthy young man
who for many years was employed in
the mills of this city and who is now en-
gagged as part owner and manager of II
mill at Hallock. The Review congrat-
ulates the young couple and wishes them
we'll.
The St. Peter Herald records tho fol-
lowing: Ferdinand Block, a young
man whose home is in New Ulm, but
who has been employed on the Minnea-
polls, New Ulm and Southwestern rail-
way in Lafayette, had slight brush
with wild cat one day last week near
the home Of Henry Durbahn. The ami
NAL made an attack upon Block, who
happened to be armed and who gave it
a warm reception. To the relief of
Block, the animal made it's escape al
lowing him to do the same. It is now
at large in the woods in Lafayette.
The Congregational church Society
held its annual meeting last Thursday at
ternoon and elected the following off,
GERS: A. W. Bingham, trustee for three
years; Alex Russell, deacon for three
years; A. H. Lienhard, clerk; Alex o.
tomeyer, treasurer; A. II. Lienhard, SUI
perintendent of Sunday school; and Mrs.
Mowery, Mrs. McElhenny and Miss
Hirsch, j. the executive committee.
The receipts for the year were 81 ,530.97
and the expenditures $1,524.55, while
the inlsbtedness on the church is 1926.
The church membership numbers IS, Of
whom about rs are absent. The Y. P.
S.Sof g. 3. have an active membership
of thirty six and the Juniors member
ship of eighteen. ........ I.
Andrew j. Olin ia a letter from Wash