New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-15
The opening day ST the Carnival will

Mn. Martin Mueller Of Esslg IS the
guest Of St. Paul friends. &
The contractors for the new railroad
bridge are now in the city.
The Dramatic Section will produce a
comedy at Turner Hall on the Goth.
Miss Emma Koch returned last week
from prolonged visit at Saltwater.
Mrs. F. W. Hauenstein and children
left Tor St. Paul yesterday to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Otto Seiterwill give Leap Year
Social at her home on Friday evening 81
this week. FL .*~
The marriage of Alt vogel and Miss
Ella stuebe will occur on the 30th and
mot on the s3rd. ~ Ing.
Geo. Wager and Miss Anna Ba.tl were
married this morning and left for St.
Paul in the afternoon. '>. G.&..:-= + + .
Mrs. Meisel Of st. Paul is spending a
few days at the home Of her parents,
Nh. and Mrs. Jacob L. Mueller.
Chas. Hermann went to St. Paul this
morning as delegate of the local Mason.
ic Lodge to the Grand Lodge session:
+ Vogelphol & spaeth shipped a 81, 200
pipe organ to Willow Lake on Monday,
It required four large wagons to trans.
port it.
I. NJ. Olson has been elected president
Of the Sleepy Eye Gymnasium. W. r.
Hodges is vice president, Griffith treas
urer and Peter Graft secretary.
Drs. J. W. B. Welcome ST.. and .Jr.
and Pucklitsch Of Sleepy Eye were the
only outsiders who attended the medi-
cal meeting yesterday afternoon.
Henry Petry, clerk in the St. Paul
postofice, and Armand Petry, editor Of
the Mankato Post, we're in the city sever
al days of last week, visiting theil par
ents. i: ..
J. Newhart started for California ,on
Friday to spend the rest Of the winter
Most Of his time WILDE spent in San Di.
ego where Mr.. Newhart has considerable
property 5:s: 4 : ~. q. .: Is:
Mr.. Wollam, who at. one time: was
manager of the New Ulm:. City Mill
spent the week here with his wife calling
on old friends. They we're the guests Of
NJ. Mullen. .:..... -. -. -
LII. Brown and W. D. Abbott, :: thu
able attorneys of the Winona 8 St. Pete!
Railroad Co., came up: from tt::W,nons
Monday evening to be in readiness: :: fol
the Hacker CASE. - u.s.: *@:r :;..::
l
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Win. F. Setter were pleas
antly surprised on Saturday evening b,
a party: Of young friends who called a
their home and spent several hours i,
genuine enjoyment. .:E.,sS =, -. ~ :. =
| Chas. Brust went to St. Paul thi
morning in order to have an antelop,
mounted by a skilled toxidermist. Tn
animal was brought over from Switzer
land by II. Rudolph, -.
BURGERS attempted to rob Henry Lie
brandt, the Sleepy Eye Milling Co..
agent at Aurora, South Dakota, a few
days ago. 1t seems, according to thu
Tribune's dispatches, that the robbers
quietly crept up to the window If thu
room where Henry was asleep, and The
first inclination he had of danger was
when he was aroused from his sleep by
the breaking In OF the window with &
pinch bar. Then he was ordered to be
quiet and the order was emphasized BY
the use of a revolver. Henry, however
sprang out>of bed and after exchanging
shot or two the men left. No arrests
! have been made.
The Minneapolis Journal says that
Rev. Thos. Hughes will institute pro-
ceedings for divorce" It adds some new
facts to the recent elopemcnt in the fol
lowing: Sometime in last May, Mrs.
Mollie McGreedy of Minneapolis, who is
described as a buxom widow, was mar
ried to Rev. Hughes, a Welsh Presbyter-
ian minister at Cambria. As she was
very prominent in all church circles and
apparently woman of deep religious
convictions, the marriage was considered
a very happy one. Everything went on
we'll with the couple until Mr.. Hughes
accepted Il call from the Welsh church