New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08

8 MI. and Mrs. Wm. Jahnke were given
surprise party Saturday evening.
John Muhs reports little boy at his
lo4se dating from the 1st of March.
The water in the surface pipes IN the
outhern part of town is frozen, thus
Nting of consumers in several places.
Chas. Brust and T. Mueller made
BUSINESS trip to Fairfax, Gibbon and ,
'ther towns along the st. Louis road this
morning. IL
Miss Mulvehill of St. Peter is looking {
Ifter the interests of M. Mullen's house
lold during the absence of the latterin
" Washington. ~
Alimony and attorneys fees have been
granted sophia.Wilfahrt during the pen
lency of her action for divorce against
joseph Wilfahrt.
A surprise party was given to Oscar
Kemp, the popular teacher in Lafayette.
Saturday evening. Quite few from
New Ulm were Sin it, |
Messrs. Krook and Pfaender have
made duplicate town plat of thevillage
of Springfield which will be used in the
Court House. 1t is copy of one drawn
up week or two ago by Geo. Book
and G. Heller, the artist.
John Ubl will bring suitag ainst Chris
tan Kumm for injuring and abusing one
of Ubl's horses, so says the complaint,
Ubl claims that Kumm used a club to
the horse and in an inhuman manner put
out one of the horses eyes.
The Eagle mills are putting in new
fronts in their boiler rooms to replace
the ones recently adopted. These latter
were self-feeders but were unsatisfactory
and the old method of shoveling in coal
by man power will again be resorted to.
The annual city election occurs on the
first Tuesday in April at which time it
will dcvolve upon the citizens of each
ward to choose representative in the
council. The retiring members are Chas.
L. Roos, F. Schubert and John c. Ru-
dolph.
Mrs. Guetling celebrated the. anniver-
sary of her birthday Tuesday by inviting
a number of her friends to her home.
On Wednesday, anotherparty took place,
so, in fact, the birthday anniversary. was
doubly celebrated. On both occasions
the ice-cream was, Of course, delicious.
f. Mr.. Albert Bartlett of St. Paul will re-
cite some of Fritz Reuters choicest bits
of prose and poetry at Turner Hall on
Sunday evening March 10th. Mr.. Bartlett
has the reputation of being one of the
best interpreters of Reuters writings in
the United States and his recital will in
a great measure be fine treat.
A brother of Carl johnson of Lake
Hanska was examined before Judge Der.
trand Thursday afternoon for insanity
but was discharged for lack of evidence
to prove mental disorder sufficient to
commit the man to the hospital. The
bringing of this matter into court was
rather uncalled for and reflects some
what upon the party or parties who in
stigated it.
At a meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton Friday evening, H. Eyer was en-
gagged to take charge of the three ward
!! school buildings at $sS per month dur
ing the winter and SIS per month dur
ing the summer. The meetings Of the
Board will be held in the Brown County
Bank hereafter. Prof. Nix was instruct.
ed to get prices on a suitable flag for the
Union School building,
Dr. .Schoch has brought suit against
the Railway Company to recover TO,
Professional services performed upon an
Eemployed by the name Of Woratschka
/ who was injured some time ago. An
i>amputation was performed and consider,
able treatment of the patient followed
The bill amounts to sixty dollars and
the company offers to pay fifteen dollars
for the services. The case will come up
IN justice court.
E. B. Morrison of Winona, Mimi, was
the fortunate guesser on the late presi-
dental election and gets the gold watch
at Hauenstein's jewelry store. His guess
on Cleveland's plurality was 403,647
while the right number is 393,6ss so he
missed it 10y 1856. There were large
number Of; guesses some as high as $780,
900 and some as low as 100000. Ernest