New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-22

The smoke.stack 81 the Bentzin mill
was blown down in Wednesday s storm.
A new one IS being put up BY Theo.
Kobaalsch.
The house Of Henry Feiner, near the
NJ, n. q. g ). w. bridge, was destroyed
BY fire last Tuesday night together with
all its contents. The fire was caused by
a lamp explosion and two Of the chill
dren narrowly escaped with their lives.
The following students are home from
the State University for the Christmas
holidays: Albert Pfaendel. Norman
Lind, Darwin Schuetz, John Quense, Pet
er johnson and Emil Heinen. Miss Sill.
version arrived from WELLESLEY, Mass, late
in the week.
If you desire to patronize q worthy
enterprise, don't fail to attend the New
Years Ball at Turner Hall, to be gwen
under the auspices of the local fremen.
They have earned the good will of our
people and 1t isn't often that they have
asked to be remembered.
Jack Quinn IF Ridgely was charged
by Mrs. Klenlin last week with
! having used language towards her, tend
ing to provoke an assault. ~Quinn's case
will be heard before Justice Miller at
St. Peter next Monday. Attorney Hag-
berg of this city will represent him.
Lars Larson, the man who has lnsti-
tuted damagesuit against the North
western road to recover $4,000 for in
iuries at Golden, was in the city with
Attorney Olsen of Sleepy Eye last Thurs
day. Papers giving notice of the trial
before Judge Webber in January were
filed with Clerk Larson that day. The
plaintiffs attorneys are S. L. Pierce and
Somerville s. Olsen.
| A literary and musical entertainment
was held at Turner Hall Sunday after
noon. Robert Scherer read a paper,
Miss Schmidt rendered piano solo, Mr..
Scherer recited, the Mixed Choir sang
annie Laurie and there was an one
! sided debate on the Cuban question.
Participating in the latter We're DR.. Fisch-
er, Col. Pfaender, Henry Heimerdinger,
w. E. Koch, F. w. johnson and Ed.
Petry.
The cantata given by the school chill
dren at Union Hall last Friday after
noon must have been listened to by nigh
onto one thousand men, women and
children. The rendition was admirable.
The newsboys quartette, the solos by the
Misses Eva Klossner, Birdie Mullen, FL
la Rhode, Olivia Schapekahm and Julia
Eyrich, and the piano work of Mrs. Tup-
per and Miss HildaKoch--al were worthy
of comment, in fact surprise to every
body. D. Grussendorf assumed the role
of Santa Claus with credit.
Christmas Exercises.
In the Congregation church the festiv-
tiles will be held Friday evening at sew
en- o'clock. Special music and a tree
will be among the inducements to attend
The Uuitarians will give concert and
entertainment at Gebser's Hall for the
benefit Of the children. Saturday eve
ming. Handel's Largo" will be rendered
by trio of ladies. .--
The German Methodists will have a
tree and a special program of music at
the church the evening of Christmas day.
In Rev. Eyrlch's church they will be
held Friday evering. ..G
The exercises in the Catholic church
will be held Friday evening.
| The German Lutheran society will
have theirs Christmas eve. -
At Turner Hall they will take place
Sunday afternoon and evening. In each
case there will be tree. =
Mrs. Chas.S Steiner, nee Louisa Hirsch,
died in Minneapolis last Friday and was
brought to this city for burial. Deceased
was daughter of Martin Hirsch of This
city. ..:
Society Elections.
Germania Sisters: President, Mrs. John
Bellm; vice president, Mrs. JOS. Vogel;
secretary, Miss Julia Berndt; treasurer,
Mrs. Rudolph; guide, Mrs. John Gratz;
guards, Miss Loheyde and Mira. Schneider.
Royal Arch Masons: II. P, Chas. Hell