New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-24
C,nb dance at Turner Hall tomorrow

evening.
S. R. Arthur, ye insurance man, IS IN
he city.
Editor Green Of the News is lald up
with the grippe.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. !. =.
Rector eally in the week.
Revs. Bernhard, Willmann and Miller
went to St. Paul yesterday.
Miss Della Hornburg returned Satur-
day from a visit at Hector.
John Lind went to St. Joseph, Missou-
ri, Sunday afternoon on business.
Mrs. VIM. Koch has been dangerously
Ill the past week with appendicitis.
Mr.. Olsen and Jos. Flor Jr. of Bufta-
10 Lake were in the city over Sunday.
Architect Struck of Minneapolis was
the guest over Sunday of DR.. Hirscb.
Misses Schildkneckt, Schroeder aud
Thomas spent Monday with Mankato
relatives. ~ -
Druggist O. NJ. Olsen has been con-
fined to his home the past few days with
serious illness.
Mr.. Helget, a'St. Paul piano teacher.
was in the city the latter part of the
week on business.
A farewell party was held at the home
of E. G. Koch Satu, day evening in hon
or of Mrs. VIM. Fenscke.
Milan Velikanje came home from,
Minneapolis Friday afternoon to spenc
Jew days with his relatives.
At the grocerymen's convention ii
Minneapolis last week F.. H. Behnke o.
this city was chosen one of the directors
Editor Hays of the Sleepy Eye Dis
patch was chosen as one of the Officers
of the Editorial ASSOCIATION at the STATE
meeting in st. Paul last week.
The New Ulm Telephone Exchang'
has now in active operation II phones
A new list book is being prepared
and will be in the hands of the public
in few days.
Hamlin V. Poore of Bird Island, Rem
Vile county, was elected as one of tn
national lecturers of the National Farm
ers Alliance and Industrial Union a
Washington last week.
A musical and literary entertainment
| will be given at the Cambria school
house IN District II next Friday even
ing. The proceeds will go to the Court
land Musical Organization.
City Clerk schilling is of the opinion
that less than half the usual votes will
be cast at the coming election, owing t.
the failure of residents to take out thei
citizens papers IN due time.
| Prof. Z. o. Cox of the Mankato Nor
NAL will lecture in this city on the lot
of April. He will speak on the beautie
of Crater Lake, Oregon, lake that lie
10000 feet above the level of the sea.
Deputy Auditor Jorgensen received
painting last week by Carl Nilsson, tn
Norwegian artist, and ratified off by til
Ole Bull monument committee of Min
neapolls. The painting is valued at $12;
The case against Mary Bochum @
Stark, charged with selling skimme
milk to the creamery of that town, wa
heard before Justice Jacobs early in til
week, and decided in favor of the dc
PENDANT.
The lecture of Max Hempel at Turne
Hall next Monday will be tree to tn
public and well-worth hearing. Nj
Hempel is one of the foremost Germa
lecturers in the country and in his di:
courses always treats of subjects ths
entertain: 49,.
There was another snow blockade o
the Minneapolis, New Ulm 6 Southwes
road yesterday. The early mornin
passenger out of here was delayed f
several hours at Lafayette and Chas.
Roos and Col. Baasen were among tt
passengers.
/ A bad accident occurred over in We
Newton yesterday forenoon. While 10
Huber and George Sussner were chol
ping wood, the axe in the hands of tt
former slipped from his hold and lande
on the hand of Sussner, splitting it dee
into the palm between the middle finger
| Masquerade balls in this city of la
have not been up to the high standal
Established years ago. The committe
having IN. charge the forthcoming one
Turner Hall, realize this and are dete