New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-27
LOCAL NEWS.

John BartI is at Mountain Lake this
week.
Operator Nelson Of Tracy was in town
Sunday.
A child of John Wurmstein died early
IL the week.
John Bentzin expects to visit Germa-
ny in the near future
Rev. N. Friedman and wife of St.
Paul are visiting here.
Gustav Fischer is home from Mime
apolis for the holidays.
A surprise was rendered to Miss Anna
Dayton On Saturday eve.
Mrs. J. Crowell has been spending the
week with Mrs J. r. Bowen in Court
land.
Frank Matsch Of Chicago is here on a
vacation. His parents reside in West
Newton. -.
The North Side Primary scholars were
entertained with Christmas exercises Fri
day afternoon.
! Geo. Doehne jr. is home from AfhAr-
Dor. Gee. is studying pharmacy at Mich
igan's university. >s
| The Democratic papers of the state
seem to be united in wanting Judge
| Flandreau for governor.
Old Henry Poehler, once Congressman
from this district, is talked of for United
| States revenue collector.
| F. A Wrigh. is once more connected
with the Springfield Advance, this time
as partner with T. A. eastman.
| Henry Schlottmann of CORTLAND wears
the calm, contented look Of a man well
| pleased. He's the father of boy. !.
Postmaster Gresham's term of Office
in St. Peter expired last week, but thus
far no successor has been appointed.
Miss Mclaughlin Will spend her vaca-
ton with friends in Mankatc. The rest
| of the teachers will continue at home.
Col. Boble1er could be noticed behind
the bars of the Brown Co. Bank last
week. He remained only day, bow
ever.
The local K. P boys will attend the
public installation of the newly elected
| officers in the ST. Peter lodge on the 10th
Of January.
While hauling ice for the Schell brew
cry Cd Saturday, Carl Schnabel, asoa-1n-
law of Geo. Guth, had two of his fingers
severely smashed.
| Chas. Stuebe and Herman Nagci have
been selected as petit jurors for the next
session of the United States District
Court in Minneapolis. "
Vogelpohl s Spaetb contracted Wfsi1
the Maakato parties for a 81 $50 organ
The Manufactures may rest assured of ex-
cellent workmanship.
The drawing for the $40 dressing case
at the City Drug Store took place Mon
day evening. Mrs. Geo. Decline holds
the ticket which won the prize, No. 1888
Ed. Huebner came over from Win.
throp Sunday morning. Ed. has recent
~ changed his residence from Henderson
to the more lively town, which he left a
year ago.
J. C Donahover, now ex-U. S. Mar
shall by his own selection, will so into
the banking business it is said Guess
the hard times didn't tackle the govern
nlent officials.
Evans, the train robber, who with Son
tag was Interested in the hoId-up of the
! Omaha train between St. Peter and ka-
sofa, has been sentenced to prison for
life in California.
| Geo. F. HiIlmer and wife of Sioux
Centre, Iowa, are spending the holiday
season with Mrs Hillnser's parentsin La
favette Mr. Hillmer once taught school
in this vicinity.
Miss Louise Sehrodt, who has been at
tending the Mankato Normal during the
fall term, is spending the holidays athe1
home in this city. At the recent examii
nations, she stood first in her class. Y
Since Judge Weber gave orders that
the Brown county Jail should receive no
| mo1e Redwood county prisoners, the au-
thorities of that county have applied for
the use of the NicoIlet county refrieera-
tor.
Miss Minnie Fischer concluded her
Kindergarten work at Turner Hall on
Friday r. ia tn ha hnrnd for fba hnna