New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-24

iowa visit.
q son was born to MI. and Mrs. Jos.
Platter on Friday.
Robert Pless Of Gibbon visited with
friends in this city last week.
Mrs. 3. V. Hoadey is spending the
week with her parents in Tracy.
MIS-. John Hauenstein left for Chicago
Thursday to. visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Barney of Mankato is visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Herbert Carle-
ton. -v-
Judge Weber will hold SPECIAL
term Of court, commencing next Tues
day. ~
=. G. Gilmore is enjoying visit from
his brother, whose home is at Valley CT
ty, North Dakota. 1
Col. Baasen and B. Marschner went
to St. Paul yesterday to attend the G.
A. r. Encampment.'.
Geo. Graft will leave on the 9Th Of
March for Venezuela. He will land on
the Island of Trinided and then take the
river up to Caracas. r..
Bishop Grace, the venerable St. Paul
Catholic, died on Monday, The bishop
was well-known in New Ulm, having
visited the city, frequently in the early
days. .....
James Greer has accepted position
as salesman for Minneapolis grocery
house. In April he will return to Wa
tertown, South Dakota, to open up a
training stable. :.
Miss Emma Hummel goes to Chicago
this week to purchase a new stock of
millinery goods and incidentally to at
| tend the convention of the National
Merchants Association.
DR.. Schools mare, Maggie o, INDUCED
in lively runaway yesterday morning,
Near the Brown Co. Bank, she tore loose
from fine new cutter and succeeded in
smashing it considerably.
A number of young. boys mutilated
the fence IN front of Mrs. Hess home on
Minnesota Street Monday morning and
several arrests are looked for today. The
case will be heard before Justice Jacobs
The papers of the city, including the
Review, were in error last week in in.
Guiding the Misses Pfaender and Hers
as witnesses in the Lind case. They die
not attend the trial, nor were they sub
poened. ;. .
Wenzel WiesEer, who lost several fin
gers while coupling cars about foul
months ago, went to Waseca last weel
to arrange for resuming his work a:
brakeman. He will go On the road agai1
early next month.
Roswell D. Rice, charged with grant
larceny in the first degree and who ha
been in Jail since the last term of cour
because of the disagreement of the jur,
that tried his case. was released yester
day on bail. Bonds were given in thu
sum of $500 by Watonwan. county par
ties. -
A crowded house greeted the amateur.
at Turner Hall Sunday evening and lis
tened to the humor and pathos of .Del
Bauernbaron' with every show of enjoy
ment and appreciation. AS Bavaria'
play tits considered by many as the
best that the local dramatic section ha.
presented IN recent years, and the con
slant applause would indicate that tn
criticism of the few was out reflection
Of the feeling of all. Humor is blende,
with seriousness throughout every ACT
and Max Burg and Fred Setter can
said to have done ample justice to tn
former. Equal praise is tdue to Ere
IISpoerhase, as the unfortunate farmer
Hedwig Setter, as the wife, Meta Setter
as the loving daughter, and Albert Stein
: hauser, as the faithful lover. Seldom
have any of them done better and eac
at one time or another during the pla
added to their laurels. The group scene
! were good in nearly every instance.
!. The birthday anniversaries Of Wasf
: iugton and Carl Heinzen were joint
) and appropriately celebrated at lurne
| Hall in the presence of large and AZ
, preciative audience on Monday eveDin!
!. The program consisted as follows Son
e1by Mixed Choir, followed by plan
u solo, Mendelsohn's ''War March Of Il
!, Priests byMr. Hans Schmidt. Robe
I Scherer then read an able aud interes
] ing paper on s'Washington, the soldl'
/ IN II I'll