New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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8Wm. Winkelman. the lime dealer, re-
joices in being the e father Of boy GO.
Mrs. H. H. Beussmann has been very
low the past week with pneumonia.
Geo. Hauenstein left for Red Wing
yesterday to attend business college.
J. Pfenninger and j. Klcssner Jr. went
to St. Paul Monday afternoon on bust
ness. .ES-
The thermometer registered twenty
degrees below zero Monday morning at
o'clock. 80
DR.. NJ. Lipp has decided to be at Retz-
laff's store every Wednesday and Satur-
day for consultation.
Senator S. D. Peterson was witness
before a Minneapolis court Monday in
the notorious Holbrc ok Chamberlain
suit.
The story that Senator Peterson had
joined the Democrats and asked for the
New Ulm postmastership, is emphatical-
ly denied oy that individual.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein will go
to Milwaukee this week, accompanied by
their son, Johnnie.The latter will remain
tboro apI ottop1 cobco1
Down at Washington Aud1cw J. Cliu
has been elected sergeant-at-a arms of the
Minnesota Association and Mrs. Tory
Oleson is one of the executive commit
tee.
The first masquerade of the season at
Turner Hall, will be held on the goth,
under the auspices of the Turnverein.
Great preparations are being made for
the event.
A cousin of Miss Mary Mclaughlin
who paid her visit last summer, died
at Bismark, N. D., during the week. He
was secretary of the board Of railroad
commissioners.
@. NJ. Olsen is one of the new direct
ors of the Citizens Bank, elected at the
last annual meeting. BY an unintentional
error his pane was omitted from last
weeks report.
Miss Minnie Pfaender has returned to
St, Paul to resume her work in the kin
dergarten department of the public
schools. Miss Ida Hers has also re-
turned to Little Falls.
The orphan children of the late Mrs.
Tschoepel are being cared for, in as good
manner as is possible, by the neighbors.
But the matter is one that ought to re-
ceive the attention of the county or CITY.
The customary week of prayer will he
observed in the NJ. E, church. with ser
vices by Rev. Baumgarten. A series of
meetings will follow in which the local
minister will be assisted by those of
neighboring towns.
Patrick Lehey was brought into court
on Thursday under an Indictment charg-
ing him with stealing pair of blankets
in Springfield. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to imprisonment in the
county jail for period of three months.
A motion for new trial in the Laue1
case will be argued before Judge Webbe1
on the 18th. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Lauer, the widow of the man who
was killed in the Tracy yards, received
a verdict of S., 5000 from Redwood iurs
at the last term Of court.
John Peters, the man who was indict.
ed for lighting a dynamite cap in the sa-
loon Of Il. Birkemeyer in Springfeld last
September, was tried on Friday and &C
quilted. the jury being out several hours,
County Attorney Robertson prosecuted
the case, ana John Lind acted as the
prisoners attorney.
Calvin ,Thurber, the prize fighter,
whose reports of his experiences in the
New Ulm Jail caused Editor Schmall to
attempt an expose, is the author Of
another sensation in Redwood county.
This time an elopement forms the foun-
dation of the story and school teacher
is party to the escapade.
Chas. Wagner is making some impor-
tant changes in the building occupied by
Wagner s. saverien. The partitions.
dividing the second story, are being re-
moved, together with the stairway lead
ing up from the front. Next spling, the
intention is to put in new front, in
which case Wagner & Saverien will have