New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-08
The Local
News " Of
the Week.

hOCu the rest Oh GQ6T Winter.
Miss Ida Koch returned to Gibbon on
Monday to resume her school work.
A daughter was bonn to Mr.. and Mrs.
JOS. Wiesner of Cottonwood on Satur-
day,
w. II. Neumann intends to leave in
few days for Denver, Colorado, to re-.
main.
Fred Mueller, son of Mrs. Boesch, left
for Indianapolis Thursday afternoon to
complete his studies.
VIM. Ruemke has gone to GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, to attend the Valentine
school Of telegraphy. ~
Rev. Thos. Hughes, who is now in
Chicago, has concluded to return to the
Welsh settlement in Cambria.
P. R. McHale, the Western Union oper-
ator, has rented the residence of August
wagner on German street..
The ice harvest for Hauenstein's Brew
cry commenced on Friday. They will
put in 1900 loads or 1000 tons.
Chas. Fjedeler's horse ran away on
Thursday and succeeded in converting
the delivery wagon into mrss of splint-
ers.
The supervisors of Home township
have elected w. J. Current as town treas
urer to succeed his brother who recently
died..
TIE annual meeting Of the Breeders
Association will be held at Klossner &
Mueller's store next Saturday evening at
8 80 o'clock.
John Brunner of LIE Sueur was IN the
city Sunday. He is now travelling for
the firm of Won Essen & B1unner, cigar
manufacturers.
DR.. J. w. B. Welcome Jr. of Sleepy
Eye has received an appointment as
member o. the district pension board to
succeed DR.. Daniels.
Peter, son of Jos. Bier of sigel, died
Saturday morning of consumption. He
was eighteen years of age and is the
third son to die within year.
The Brown County Medical Society
meets in this city next Tuesday after
noon. 1t is at this meeting that Dr.
Hewitt of Red Wing is expected to be
present,
Work commenced on the ice palace
Monday morning. What's the matter
with the citizens taking the affair in hand
with real enthusiasm and having a genu-
inc winter Carnival.
The Ski-u-Mah University quartette
of which Mr.. Davis is first tenor, will
give a concert at the Cambria church
this evening. Quite number will at
tend from New Ulm.
Peter Moeger will not go to Elk River
as has been stated, but will continue in
business in New Ulm as merchant tail
or. He says he finds good field here
and has no desire to abandon it.
Miss Emma Hummel entertained about
fifty of her young friends on Thursday
evening. A feature of the party was
the fact that the parlors were all draped
IN green in imitation of picnic scene.
At the literary meeting at Turner
Hail next Sunday afternoon the subject
for debate will be: "Resolved that liber-
al religion has done more for the ad-
vancement of free thought than radical
lism.
James Head, son of Mrs. Geo. Cady
of Karota, had his leg broken in st. Pc
ter Wednesday MI ht. He was riding
horseback at the time and the accident
was caused by the horse slipping and fall
ling heavily on the rider.
John McCullock writes the Review
from Washington that, while he met with
foul play in Chicago, he was not arres-
ted for the deseltio of his wife, and ne
yer had any intention of abandoning his
family: We gladly make the correction.
At the annual meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday School on Wednesday the
following officers we're elected: Super
Chas. Grusendorf; assistant,
Fred Haenze; secretary, Conrad Dirks;
treasurer, Edward Alvin; librarian, VIM.
Durbahn. F.s..
Louis Breu has resigned his position
as head brewer for John Hauenstein.
He is succeeded by Chas. HUM of De-
troit, Michigan, who has acquired his
knowledge Of the trade not only by ser
n tho 10 <~f