New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25

The surviving twin Of John Hettlinger
Idied on Monday. i@'s
Johnny Toberer j. employed IN the Of
fee 81 Col. Pfaender 5Ss.
Rosa Flor is IN ST. Paul attending the
funeral Of Anna Hindu.
Miss Nuremberg Of st. Paul i, visiting
with Miss Marie Bogen.
West Newton corresponds came too
late for publication this week.
4 q daughter arrived in the home Of,
Geo. MART Of Milford a few days ago. 81
Anton Ochs Of Faribault was visitor
With his parents during the latter part Of
the week.
Representative Skinner has introduced
fasbill appropriating $4,000 for bridges
in this county.
Miss Sophia Backcr was pleasantly sur
prised by twenty-eight Of her friends
Saturday evening.
+ A masquerade ball in Milford Satur-
l-day is what took SO many of the young
people out that way.
v Fred Spoerhase has sold his gray mare
to out-of-town parties for 100000. He
Y has a record of 2 40. r. !
x Fishing is fayerite past-time at pre-
sent. Some report big catches and others
will return empty handed.
Y>Theo. Mueller goes across the country
this morning with a sleigh load Of cigars
for points on the St. Louis Ry.
Two foreign letters remain uncalled for
at the post Office. Both of them are ad-
dressed to Claus F. Luetzkc, and tile
post mark is Henstedt, Germany.
! /station Agent Heideman says thatnexS
Bsummer the railroad company will oper-
ate 100 men here for three months OF
contemplated improvements.
! \ Pearl Smith Of St. Paul has brought
suit against Herman Smith for desertion
or improper relations with other women
Smith is the wrestler who hung around
| here for several weeks.
H. Poeppler, the cooper, will send three
men to this city from St. Paul soon to
work in his cooper shop near the Roller
Mill. They are expert workmen and
will man aconsiderable increase in the
amount of work done. ...-,.. r..
Mrs. P: J. Giesen Of St. Paul will be
at F. W. Hauenstein's store in the Ma
sonic Block next Friday and Saturday
with a complete and beautiful line of
masquerade suits. O-ders can be left in
advance with Mr.. Hauenstein.
4 Anton Gag is painting a picture Of
the Indian Massacre which Will be exhibi-
| ted at the Chicago Worlds Fair. fly
steadily working until the 1st Of April
the picture will be completed; after that
time it will not be accepted according to
| the rules of the management.
; Doratha Drusch, age 6s years, died 1t
her home in Milford Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Deceased had been mar
ried for q period of SO years, had always
been an invalid and death furnished a
release from long suffering. The inter-
ment was made in the city cemetery.
" County Attorney Mathews of Marshall
wishes justices of the peace and other
committing officers of Lyon county to
know that hereafter the county will pay
no bills for commitment and detention
| of prisoners at the New Ulm Jail, as Ly,
on county has a Jail of it's own, compel
N tent to provide for local prisoners.
IA. T. Behnke, the popular telegraph
operator ut Tracy, will be united in mar
riage to an accomplished young lady lo1
that town this week and will spend a
few days thereafter in Chicago. WI
congratulate Mr.. Behnke, and although
. it has been some time since he was resi-.
dent of New Ulm, his friends here will
take considerable interest in his we'll.
fare.
A team belonging to Mr.. Pingle Of
Milford became frightened Saturday and
went down Minnesota street terrifying
i everyone who had vehicles in the path
Of the runaway. Mrs. Pingle was in the
sleigh at the time but she lost her hold
of the reins and the horses had it all their
own way. The sleigh became loose from
the horses down by Jos. Eckstein's and
no damage was done.
j. "A. Beard never was friend of the
Mckinley bill and has for the past year