New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-19


Jersey bull to Milford parties on satnr-
day.
Miss Paula Rudolph came down from
West Superior Saturday to visit her.
father.
Miss Lena Baarsch has resigned her.
position as clerk in the store of John F.
Neumann. 81
President Klossner Of the City Council
transacted business in the city of Flour
and Sawdust last week.
Prof. Mohr and Teachers Blauert and
Muessing attended q teachers conference
at Good Thunder last week.
The lectures at Turner Hall by Samuel
Putnam of Boston will be delivered some
time during the month of May.
Bernhard Bloemke has traded a fine
farm in Stately to H.. Birkemeyer for
saloon property in Springfield.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give dime social at the Congregation
al church parlors on Friday evening.
Mrs. Haag is sick with typhoid fever
at the home Of her daughter in St. Paul.
Her son, George, went down to see her
on Friday. ...s
II. W. Lamberton of Winona was the
only Minnesotian who captured any of
the recent bond issue. His slice amounts
to 100000. .
VIM. lehman returned from Oregon
last Saturday. He brought with him a
handsomely mounted Chinese pheasant
which he presented to Chas. Steagel.
Col. Pfaender, Col. Baasen and Mr..
Marschner have been elected delegates to
represent Hecker Post at the State G.. A.
R. Encampment in St. Paul on the 18th
of next month.
Aug. Knippel has made up his mind
to retire from the saloon business. Chas,
Forster, a former resident of Brown
county, will take possession of the pre-
misses on April 1st.-Gibbcn Gazette.
The property of the Brown County
Agricultural Society, which has been
used for Fair grounds, was sold on Thurs
day to the New Ulm Turnverein. It will
be utilized by that society for park pur-
poses.
Col. Crooks. chief engineer of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, was in the city
Thursday, inspecting the work on the
long bridge now in course of construc-
ton. He appeared to he completely salts
fed with the progress made.
At the literary at Turner Hall next
Sunday afternoon, James Fennimore
Cooper and Washington Irving will be
Miss Pfaender and Mrs. Fisch-
er leading. A program supplementary
to the discussion will also be carried out.
A Unitarian organization has been ef-
fected in this city, or, at least arrange
ments have been made for regular meet
ings, every alternate Wednesday, for the
next three months. The meetings will
be held in the Knights of Pythias Hall
and Rev. Davis, the brilliant speaker.
will conduct the exercises.
The State Convention to nominate DEL
egates to the National Republican Con-
vention will be held at Minneapolis on
he Gath of March. The basis of repre-
'entatiou is five at large from each coun-
~ and one for each 200 votes or major
traction thereof, cast for Nelson for gov
enor in 1894. Brown county will there
lore he entitled to 10 delegates.
A special to the Minneapolis journal
IF Saturday from Winona reads as fol-
ows: An informal conference of some
If the members of the Southern Minneo-
sofa Millers Association was held
mere Friday afternoon. The millers are
we'll satisfied with the flour outlook, as
here is a good demand from the south
It present. Those present at the meet
ng were Chas. L. Roos, H. S. Kennedy,
J. G. Lawrence, A. Porter and MI. Ever.
it,. .-%-.
Friday was the 47th anniversary Of the
birth of Peter Herian, and quite num-
ser Of friends congregated at the Wiesen-
hal to assist him in pleasantly commem-
'rating the event. Among other feat
Tres of the occasion, which Mr.. Herian
will always gratefully remember. was
he presentation of fine gold-headed
:ane by the Liquor Dealers Association
md silver badge and corkscrew BY. the
abroad employees. Each was an evil
lence of the appreciation in which Mr..
Ieriall is held by his acquaintances.