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

the small railroad bridge over the new
West Newton road last Thursday night,
his team became frightened and started
to run. Mr.. Altman was thrown from
the wagon and fell between the horses,
where he received severe injuries about
the head,
One of the representatives elected from
Hennepin county is our old friend Tom
Downs, who used to be sheriff of Nicol-
let county and one of the best citizens
St. Peter ever had. The happiest days
Of our childhood were those when ssTom"
Downs was around.
+ W. E. johnson will assist this winter
in representing Minneapolis in the state
senate. Mr.. johnson is president of the
Guaranty Savings and Loan Association,
a branch office of which was recently es-
tablished in this city. His position
makes him one of the leading Building
and Loan men of the state.
The st. Peter Herald says that suit has
been commenced by Ida L. Ca,iy. as adj
mlnlstratnx Of the estate Of Charles Head,
against the Winona & St. Peter Railway
Co. to recover $4,000 damages, Head
having been killed while braking at
GAINESVILLE couple of years ago. C. R.
DAVIS is Mrs. Cady's attorney.
Hugo schleuder, of Springfield, had
to wheel man through the streets of
that town in settlement of an election
wager. The Redwood Gazette says
Our Jeweler Schleuder is of the shade If
politics that isn't losing any bets this
year, and will no doubt enjoy the dis
comfiture of his Springfield relative.
Chas W. Block, who is soon to sue
coed Mr.. Schlottmann in business in this
city, was married last Thursday to Miss
Minnie Bobsin of Courtlaod. The cere-
mony occurred at the Ev. Lutheran
church of that village, and, Immediately
after, grand reception was rendered the
many guests who were present. The
young couple are among the most popu-
lar people in Courtland village and we
gladly welcome them to New Ulm as
permanent residents,
The auditor, Chairman Palmer of the
Board of County Commissioners and JUS
tees Gallagher and Brandt met at the
courthouse Monday and canvassed Off
cial returns Of the legislative vote in the
two cou;,ties. The figures, as hereto
fore reported, did net change any, and
E.. D. French was given the certificate of
election as senator and Nels Christensen
and John N. Jones were. duly declared
the representatives for the respective
counties of Brown and Redwood.
The theatre at Turner Hall Sunday
evening was witnessed by an unusually
large audience. The plet was interest
ing and the Bavarian characters were
easily adapted to the different players.
An easy naturalness pervaded the entire
production and particularly the acting OF
Mr.. Spoerhase and Miss Ella Setter. AS
the old couple, their costumes were com.
plete and their singing and word scenes
won all hearts. Leading roles were also
taken by Albert Steinhauser, Hugo
Fischer, w. E. Koch, Frank Sietzel, Meta
Setter, Anna Neumann and Allie Scherer,
Each gave to his or her par. a portrayal
that was highly mplimentary to their
abilities. Others in minor roles round
ed out and added strength to the play.
After lapse of 80 years lady ap-
preached Deputy Marshal Sheehan in St.
Paul Tuesday and introduced herself as
Mrs. Schroeder adding: 81 met you 80
years ago at Fort Ridgley during the
Sioux outbreak. I had wandered around
in the woods for eight days living or
berries and roots and when I got into
Fort idgley was almost starved and
poorly clothed. I remember that YOU
got clothes for us, fed and provided fol
our wants until the trouble was over
I have never forgotten your kindness
and want to thank you at this late day
for it."
The Redwood Gazette reports the fol-
lowing adventure for the peddlers who
were in New Ulm week ago, selling
suitings and dress-goods: Three pedd-
lers, one Of them being sister of one of
the frm-who do business as S. F. J. G..
and Sister-stopped for the night last
Saturday with farmer named Thos.
Pracket, near Red Rock, Cottonwood
county. They complain thatln the even