New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-11-28

Sunday.
Anton Gag moved into his new house
last week. - >..s....,
There are several cases of measles in
town at present.
A. W. Bingham went to Minneapolis
Monday on business.
John Palmer spent Sunday with his
numerous Glbbon friends.
Senator Peterson of Nicollet County
Was in the city last evening.
DR.. J. Fl. James will be at the office of
DR.. Schoch on Sunday, Dec. I'd.
Albert Beinhorn of St. Paul, is visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Beinhorn.
The meat buyers of the city shipped
a carload of dressed poultry to the cities
this week.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. care
fully prepared from the best ingredi-
ents. 25c.
Hugo Schleuder wired from Spring
field yesterday that it was a boy and all
was we'll at home. Hugo. ought to be
happy.
Senators A. 3. Cole of Fergus Falls
and Frank Day of Fairmont have de-
clared for John Lind for the United
States Senate
DR.. Hirsch went to St. Peter yesterday
on professional business. Jos. A. Eek
stein and G. A. Hagberg were also there
attending court.
''True Wisdom; getting it and using
it," will be the topic at the next meeting
Of the Y. P. S. of G.. E. Miss Jessie
Nichols will lead.
John G. Gciger is home from hi $
Northern trip again. He will travel over
the Southwestern portion of the state
during December.
Report has it that the Minneapolis &
St. Louis Railway Co. has corps ofsur-
veyors at work between New Ulm and
Mankato--St. Peter Tribune.
A million and half of brick repre-
sents the output of Mr.. Ochs' yard in
Springfield during the present year.
Frank Marderfeld left for Mankato
Saturday where he will remain week,
prior to leaving for the Pacific Coast.
A handsome daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert johnson of Springfel Id
on the 10Th. Mr.. johnson is a travelling
salesman, who at one time resided in this
city.
The Marshall Reporter suggests that
the Thanksgiving of Brown and Red
wood counties Dug int to be a happy one,
owing to the turning down OF Samuel D.
Peterson.
Peter Wentz of Bashaw, according to
the Springfield Advance, had one of his
hands quite badly injured by an acciden-
tai explosion of dynamite. 1t will lay
him up for some time.
Drs. Fritsche, Weiser and Strickle,
performed an operation known to sur
geons as trachetomy on the child of Prof
Jappe yesterday morning. The child Is
suffering frsm Diphthena.
The St. Paul Dispatch says that ex-
Marshal Donahower will build $4,000
house in the Sanity City. Our older CT
tizens remember Mr.. Donahower we'll as
merchant here in the early years.
s. 81. Starr was down from Tracy over
Sunday. Mr.. Starr is the man who was
injured in performing his railroad duties
last summer, and carries an artisticallv
smashed gold watch as a memento.
Young Chas. Zschunke, through the
Saturday Blade, has issued challenge
to all athletes under 20 years of age to
lift as heavy wei ght as he. We under.
stand an Owatonna boy has accepted.
While skating on the river Sunday at
ternoon Paul Hackbarth fell through the
ice and sank into the water up to his
neck. Friends rushed to his rescue and
saved him from all but good drench-
ing. <r
1t will interest many Brown County
citizens, particularly those around Col
den Gate, to learn of the marriage in
Minneapolis On the Goth of Dr.. VIM. P.
Lee of Fairfax and Miss Margery Went
worth of the Flour City. They will
make their home in Fairfax, where the
DR.. is a physician with promising prac-
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