New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-02-02
John Heyman., Jr. has returned from

minneapolis.
4 G. a. Ottomeyer wentsto ST. Paul yes
terday on business.
CA, Jones of the New Ulnl Roller
Mill Co. spent Saturday and Sunday in
the Twin Cities
Mrs. Scott and son, Alex, attended
the Caledonian festivities III the Twin
cities last week.
Miss Alma Dunkel gave a birthday
party Sunday evening. A large num-
Der of friends were present.
The Unitarians Of Springfield are pre-
pairing to build church next spring.
Rev. Buzzell is their pastor.
Rev. Rlnke of St. Paul has been as
signed to the Catholic parish in this city
as an assistant to Rev. Schroeder.
DR.. A. E. Behnhe is now stationed at
Milwau kee as an employee of the United
States Bureau of Animal Industry.
The county commissioners of Nicollet
county will meet in, St. Peter today to
consider some road matt er in Lafayette.
Less than seventy-tive people availed
themselves of the Journal excursion to
Mexico. A majority of these were lad
les.
Jens Larson, a Brighton farmer, eft
Thursday afternoon for Sweden. He will
spend several months there visiting his
old home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Pfaender Jr. Sunday morning. The Re-
view takes pleasure IN recording the
event and extending congratulations.
Conrad D1rks Of this city and A. W.
Bergstrom of Bernadotte attended the
annual meeting OF the Northwestern Life
Association in Minneapolis last week.
Bruce Beeman, formerly operator at
this place, succeeds John Riegel as op-
orator for the Northwestern at Sleepy
Eye. Riegel has resigned in order to go
to Alaska. *.
DR.. J. H. James, specialist in eye, ear,
throat and nose diseases, will be at Dr.
Schoch's office in this city next Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday morning, Feb.
| 5th and 9Th.
Geo. Groebner and Max Reinhart have
formed partnership for the purpose of
entering the saloon business. They have
already rented the corner room in the
Kiesling Block, now occupied by J. F.
Carlson.
| 1t. Bcecher of the United States Navy
spent a few hours with his brother, H. L.
Beecher, in this city Wednesday after
noon. He was on his way from San
Francisco to his new post of duty in
Washington.
A deal will probably be consummated
today whel Jos.Schnobe rich will come
into POSSESSION of the Reinhart brick
building, at present occupied by Chas.
Stuebe. The consideration, we under
stand, is to be $7,625.
The western sky Thursday afternoon
was the scene of phenomenon as beau
tlful as it was unusual. Four sun dogs
were plainly visible and surrounding
these and crossing each other were as
many beautiful rainbows.
VIM. -Hummel left saturday morning
for Washington, expecting to be gone at
least two months. While on the coast
he intends to investigate the Common
wealth Colony at Belfast, in which he
has taken considerable interest.
The marriage of John H. Forster and
Miss Anna Amann occurred at the Cath
Ollie church yesterday morning. The
BRIDE is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Amann and is in every wav a
d eserving young lady. The groom is
one of New Ulm's young business men
and person Of thrift and excellent hab-
it's. The Review; wishes them a happy
career.
The Redwood Reveille is authority for
the statement that Redwood Falls cit
izen is IN receipt Of letter from Judge
/ W. bber in response to lengthy petit
! ton, in which he says that, while he is
mot candidate for nomination to a
| place on the supreme beach, he would
accept such nomination if offered him,
He adds that he will do no work, direct.
|ly or Indirectly, to secure the plum.
Fairfax is to have q new mill. A
strong company is being organized and
no time will be lost in carrying its plans
into execution. Luther Nichols, at one
time resident of New Ulm, is to be The