New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-11
Cashier Frank Of the Springfield Bank

s. oaoiAici = Iduh OI the SpTInguelQ Bans
was in town Sunday.
G. Quandt cut cash in his foot while
chopping wood few days ago.
!. Mrs. W. G. Duncan was Sleepy Eye
visitor during portion of the week.
Representatives Diepolder and Skin
ner spent Sunday at home with their
families.
A. H. Wagner, of Wagner s saverien,
will leave Tor Chicago this week, On
business. j
Anton Ochs has sold his property on
Third North Street to Mrs. Theresa Schnei-
der for $4,000.
Jos. Scharles, now of Fairfax, has pu, :
chased the tailoring establishment of
Mr.. Nelson of Redwood Falls. :
Anton Wiesner went to Echo Monday
to look over the town with view of
starting branch livery stable.
N. Mullen of this city has been men,
toned In connection with the Revenue
collectorship for Minnesota under Cleve-
land.
Miss Mary Collins, an accomplished
elocutionist of Mankato, will give reci-
tai at the Congregational church on Fri,
day evening.
Ho.. A. r. Pau, of Mankato. who
helped New Ulm in the courthouse fight,
is a candidate for United States District
Attorney under the new administration.
Henry Fritsche is dangerously i'll at
the home of his parents in Lafayette At
present there seems to be small hope of
his recovery.-Later- child died
yesterday morning.
Alex. Harkin spent few days Of last
week in St. Peter, previous to leaving
for his old home in Melrose, Scotland.
| Monday afternoon he started Oh his Ion.
journey, and will sail from New York
| before the end of the week.
A. z. Zeig of San Francisco sends us
the San Francisco Daily Chronicle of "A
pages, containing write up OF the re.
sources of the Golden State. The cas-,
will find it hard to show up such splen.
did newspaper enterprise as that displayed
by the Chronicle.
Mrs. John Franta bought of Alols
Kachelmeyer last week 24O acre farm
northeast Of Fairfax for $1,000. This
makes 1O4O acres of land that Mrs. Fran.
| ia now owns besides house and two
lots in Gibbon. Mr.. Kachclmeyer ex.
poets to go west to engage in the saloon
business.
The Marshall Messenger of this week
contains good likeness together with
a good and complimentary description
of Lyon county's new attorney, NJ. E.
Mathews. The Pipestone Star also does
the same for our old townsman, who is
now register of deeds in Pipestonr coun-
ty, c. C. Goodnow.
The Electric Light company neld its
annual meeting Monday evening anG
elected officers Us follows: Pres, E. G
PAIL; vice president, Geo. Doehne; Sec
rotary, L. G. Vogcl; treasurer, Jos. A
Eckstein; directors, Geo Doehne, VIM
Koch, JOS. A. Eekstein, L. G.. Vogel
Chas. Wagner, Geo. Schmidt and E. G
PAIL.
| The Winona Republican says: ether
is an engineer on the W1nona and S,
Peter division of the Northwestern roa,
who is so superstitious that he keeps
fOur-leaf clover in his watch case cons
family and has horseshoe hanging i
; his cab. His heart bounds with 10
J when he sees rabbit leap over the track
; but is fearful of disaster when whit
cat crosses the path of his iron steed."
| A young man by the name of Ere
Hilpert has got into bad repute and LEI
for parts unknown. During the summe
he worked for George Dayton and
month ago left NewUlm taking with hir
fifty dollars of his employers money be
sides several checks. He ordered liver
team at G1bbon and got as far as Hectic
with it where he tried to sell the horse
claiming them as his own. He left tn
team however and got away. His par
ents live near Fairfax and are said to b
very respectable people.
Don't forget the editor when you hav,
a news item. If your wife whips you,le
us know, and we will set you Alright be-
fore the public. If you have company
! tell us-if Won are not ashamed Of visitors