New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-18


itor last week. s.=s5:s. 81.
A little child of Charles Block died
Monday morning.
John shadig and Annie Groebner were
married yesterday.
Willie BRANDED is visiting with his par
ents in West Newton.
WIN. Klimmeck is clerking in a music
store at Watertown, S. D.
G. A. ;Hagberg is at Marshall where he
has case in the land Office.
Cashier W. r. Setter will go to ST.
Paul this week to spend few days.
Mrs. John Larson and children re-
turned from Fillmore county last week.
A little girl gladdens the home of Prof.
Hoeness. Her arrival dates from the 18th
inst. -: .-..*.-
A little child Of VIM. Lammers:of West
Newton died of some throat trouble last
week.
w. T. Ecksteins band is booked to play
at both Nicollet and Waseca in the near
future. ..,. >.".
The bell of the new Lutheran church
in Linden pealcd forth it's inviting music
last Sunday.
The Misses Olson of Norseland visited
over Sunday with their brothers, O. NJ
and I. NJ. Olson. w.
The Cottonwood horse company held a
meeting Monday, elected officers for 1898
and transacted otherbusiness.
DR.. J. L. sch4h has been appointed
by Governor Nelson a as member of the
State Board of medical examiners.
J. H. Weddendorf has been obliged to
give up his mail route for past ten days
on account of sickness in his family.
The scarlet fever was productive of at
least one good result. 1t taught some
of our young boys the art Of knitting
socks.
In the House, VIM. Skinner is allowed
224 miles for the round trip or $500;
Jos. Deipolder is allowed 215 miles or
$32.4O and O. B. Turrell gets 1872 miles
or $34SO.
N. Henningson contemplates locating
in Duluth with view of engaging in
business. The Zenith City is capital
centre for investment, and Mr.. Henning-
son will no doubt do we'll should he car
~ out his intentions.
''Himmelsgabe" or ''Heaven's Gift" is
the name of beautiful picture presented
to Andrew J. Eckstein by DR.. Alfred
Mueller of Berne, Switzerland. II ar
rived little late for Christmas present
but Mr.. Eckstein values it none the less.
John Lober of Cambria was arrested at
the instance of George Schmidt and had
his trial Monday before Squire Blanchard
when he was bound in the sum of $4,000
to keep the peace. The charge against
him was, threatening to thresh Schmidt.
The State senators are allowed fifteen
cents per mile each way, to and from the
Senate. Our S. D. Peterson makes the
distance 10 miles each way, and is al
lowed $500 for the round trip. G. R.
Davis of St. Peter is entitled to seventy
five miles each way and gets $22.50. ~
The Post in it's last issue had Schnob-
rich's meat market an incorporated in
stitution of which Jos. Bobleter was
President, Chas. Wagner vice pres. and
VIM. Setter cashier. It was only the
fault of those troublesome head rules
that make funny mistakes in all news
paper offices, neighbor Strasser.
+ DR.. Stricken, with driver, had occa-
sion to go over into Lafayette Wednes-
day evening. Meanwhile night came on,
it was late, snow blowing and colder
than necessary for comfort. The driver
lost the way and after roaming over the
prairie for while they reached the house
of Adam Stadik where they were warmed
up and kept until morning.
A widow by the name of Hoffman,
with several small children resides in the
northern part of town in very distress
ed condition, the result of a merciless
mortgage incurred by her husband.
Thanks to number of thoughtful young
ladies, the family has been partially
cared for, but there is still room forwell
placed charity. The cold weather should
remind us of the duty we owe to others.
John HaNenstein and wife write from