New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-23
The Local
News Of
the Week.

the week.
Alfred Beinhorn of Winona is here on
brief visit.
Mrs. M. J. Rosskopf of Winthrop is
dangerously jill.
A daughter was. born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Thee. Schwendinger last week.
Miss Ella Stuebe returned irony her
Chicago visit Thursday evening. -.
Mrs. Julius, Mrs. Vedder and Miss
Kuehnel spent Sunday at Winthrop.
Swan Lake was covered with ice half
an inch thick in places Sunday morning.
| Col. Bob4eter is again acting as CASH
Ter of the Columbia Bank in Minneapc-
lis. I'D
IEMiss Gaetke of Cottonwood is build
ing residence near that of Wenzel Eek
stein. ~ -
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Wagner Of Man.
kato are guests at the home of A. Blan.
chard.
Mike Schuweiler Of Nicolet died last
| week. BE was the father Of Mrs. Jung
er of Iieavenwerth.
Fred Meier of this city has accepted a
| position as book-keeper in the State
Bark of Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Helen Setter celebrated her six,
:tieth birthday anniversary in the compa-
ny of few friends Thursday evening.
Burton Armstrong, formerly of this
county, has returned from Mariaville,
Nebraska, and located near Lambertcn.
The wife of CouRsy Treasurer Lank-
ard died at Redwood Falls last week
4 The deceased at one time was a resident
of New Ulm.
| It will be a source of regret to nearly
every citizen of New Ulm to knew that
A. Blanchard MS confined to his room
with serious ILLNESS.
| John Haebe1le, who has worked in TIA.
New Ulm RoAler Mill fer ten gears, &C
| cepted position as second mailer las
week. in the Empire Mill
Louis Fritsche and wife of Minneapo
lis and Mrs. VIM. Mueller 'Gts St. Pete
were here Thursday to attend the funer
al of Mrs. Fredericka Fritsohe.
A new athletic society, ito be known
as the Columbia Turnverein, has bee1
"organized in St. Paul. Among the &C
tive organizers were Prof. Hermann ant
! Otto Dreher.
EugeneG tkinger has found a goot
\ purchaser}for his collection of stuffed
\ birds, Peter Herian of New Ulm now be
\ ing the owner. He paid 5000 for thu
| lot.-Ttaey Herald.
A Young Peoples Sotaseey has been OF
ganized liz connection with the Evangel
ical church. The officers are President
Rev. Seeger; secretary, Albrecht Stork
| treasurer, Miss Antonio Crone.
The Arlington county petition hat
been rejected by the commissioners anc
that of Gaylord will in all probability
fare likewise. This will leave Hender
son cock-of- the-walk for i've years more
at least.
The, auand Lodge of Hermann Sons a
their annual meeting in Mankato re-elec
ted all of the OLD officers. 1t was deci
ded to hold the next meetiag i'll St. Pau
in January, and also that the annual due
! be raised from 81 to sc.
4 Julius 'zsieck, accompanied by Mr.. Ed
wards, drove down from Springfield Sun
day morning. Mr.. Edwards has charge
Of the erection of the two new elevators
in that village, and his object in visiting
New Ulm swas to secure boiler-maker.
A. H. Wagner returned from Minnea.
polls yesterday, accompanied by his broth
er, Adolph. The injury to hiseye, which
was reported last week, resulted fatally
and the eye was removed by Dr. Fulton
The piece of steel had passed clear
through it.
The st. Paul dispatch makes anention
of divorce suit started at Sioux Falls
by MIR. James Holborn. Mrs. Holborn
Is the woman with whom Jos. Scharles
was caught by her husband at Redwood
Falls, and on account of which Scharles,
the tailor, was given a terrible thrashing.
The Springfield Advance says that Elk.
Supt. Velikanje, with his son Milan of
M;,po,rol;o ,x,oo -, +h,+ ,,;lJ,.., VIZ !, Is.