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

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fsptiine Held oveir ssl
Mrs. Mat Schneider died this afternoon.
Particulars will be given next week
Mrz. Conrad Schaefer, nee Miss Her
rendorfer, died in Denver, Colorado, last
week.
During the week, a brother Of Henry
Neulnann died at Germany at the age Of
twenty -seven-
Mrs Yoerg and children of st. Paul
are guests at the home of Mrs. August
Sche1l this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wagner and son Of
Mankato ate Christmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Blanchard.
Mrs. 81. Sehue arrived here from Wis
consin yesterday to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Huebner.
A. G. Setter spent Christmas in Win
throp. He will visit the Twin Cities be-
fore returning to New Ulm.
Wm. Frank has sold his interest in the
Cottonwood milling property to his part
ner, Mr.. Bentzin, for $500.
F. W. Baarsch is confined to his hom.
with sickness. Anton Schwerzler is run
ming his saloon in the meanwhile.
A debating club has been organized in
Milford and Will hold its first meeting
| the first Wednesday evening in January.
| The Union Hall decorations by Heller
s. Setter are almost completed. The
change in appearance is marked and cred
liable. -
F. W. Fritsehe, who is taking denial
course~1n Chicago, came home Saturday
morning to spend Christmas and New
Years
Horace Newhart is home from Gale
ton College for the winter. Continuous
and hard study has compelled him to take
needed rest.
Theo. Metzke, late of New U1m, has
purchased the Opera House saloon In
Springfield of B. Bloemke, and is now
the sole owner.
Rev. Palm of Tracy returned to the
city to-day and will conduct services at
the Congregational church the remaining
three nights Of the week. "
Miss Minnie Pfaender is spending her
holiday vacation with her father. Miss
Pfaender is at present teacher in the
| public schools Of st. Paul.
| Paul Voss captured the best Christina
present of any man in town. It was a
| boy, and who wouldn't be happy with a
woman around-a woman and bey2
| A meeting of the State Horticultural
Society Will be held On the 9Th of JANUARY.
G. w. II. Heideman is down for two adj
dresses on Horticulture and one on
Plums andsmalI fruit.
| Mrs. Thorson, who has been receiving
| medical treatment from Dr. Hirsch of
this city for some months past, has so fa1
recovered that last week she was able to
return to her home in MadeEa-
Lind & Hagberg came OFT ahead IN
their contest before the supreme court
IL the case of Schoch VS. the Railroad Co,
The decision of the lower court, award
ing judgment to Schech, was confirmed.
| Mrs. VIM Getting, who died at st.
James early last week, wss buried in
| New Ulm on Friday She was Young
| woman, Of excellent traits and DISPOSE
ton, and one whose loss will be deepIy
regretted.
| Ne Reinhart go. in let of live reos-
tiers On Saturday and oneof his employees
took one of the fowl into Moeger's tail
or-shop, intending to show Moeger what
he was to- have for his Christmas dinner.
All of Il sudden, the rooster gave spring
and went crashing through rs cent
window pane, not even stepping to settle
Cor Damages
/ Attorney Madigan begins to find hot
/ water On all sides of him. In addition
to Investigation by the Governor and a
trial for perjury, bribery and forgery, he
is now confronted with request from
the supreme court to show cause why he
should not be disbarred from practice.
The rewards for the trans4essor are
neither few nor far between.
G. Aultmann s Co., the great binder
and mower manufacturing concern, has
gone into the hands of receiver This
is the firm which not long since brought