New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Postmaster Brust is in st. Paul to-day

Postmaster Brust is in st. Paul to-day
on business.
Mrs. DR.. Lipp is reported to be dan
gerously i'll.
Emil Frltsche has gone to Iberia to
work in Schwertfeger's mill.
Dave Simon caught full grown wolf
in trap near town a few days ago.C
Judge F. S. Brown Of Tracy was in
the city from Saturday till Morday.
DR.. Marcellus of Sleepy Eye intends
to leave that town and settle in Virginia.
Ed. Weaver of Mankato has been cleo
t. d president of the State Agricultural
Society.
The disease, known as hog cholera, is
said to be doing considerable damage in
Lake Hanska.
Supt. Runk closed his school in iberia
on Friday.-He will be succeeded by
Frank Rhomberg.
The new trustees of the Evangelical
Church are Otto Tape, Conrad Gewec-
ke and VIM. Radke. .*.
Chas. L. Roos and n. S. Kennedy at
tended a Miller's Banquet in Minneapo.
lis Thursday evening. ..~-.
The motion of Madigan's attorney TO,
reopening of his case has been denied
by the Supreme Court.
( Albert Olson and Jos. Epple ratified
off gold watch Friday evening. 1t was
won by Mrs. Peabody.
Richard Baasen has entered upon g
course in the Business department of the
G.. A. College in St. Peter.
Flor & Henle, doing business at Fair
fax, have dissolved partnership. Hepl.
will continue to conduct the business.
Hugo Schleuder of Springfield has pre-
pared to take course in Optical science
at the Townbridge Optical school in Wi
mona.
The Lambert e Lucas Theatre Co. a
comedy troupe, will hold forth at Union
Hall during the week commencing, Jan
uary 9sth.
Several new cases of dipbtheria were
reported in the northwest part of town
last week. They have all been carefully
quarantined.
Capt. Steinhauser and Lieutenants
Buschers and Mueller are in attendance
upon the National Guard convention at
St. Paul to-day.
The Indian Medicine Co. at Union
Hall has been drawing good houses all
of the past week. They will remain in
the city another week.
Peter Hovde and Miss Mathilda How.
de were married in Lake Hanska last
week. The groom at one time worked
for Klossner & Mueller.
S. E. Hoelstead was brought here from
Lake Benton last week and confined in
jail to await the action of the Lincoln
ounty grand jury OH charge Of steal.
ing wheat.
The Turnyerein have decided to cele.
brate Thomas Paine's birthday on the
evening of the Goth in appropriate man.
ner. The exercises will be in both Eng.
lish and German.
Marshal Timm Of Gaylord was ove1
here last week to secure an order from
Judge Weber granting himself and one
Clasen 5000 bounty for capturing {
Brown county horse thief.
The stockholders of the Citizens Banl
Of Springfield have elected P. Bendixen
P. Ruenitz, H. R. SCOT, j. F. Wendt ant
X. E. Mo as directors. Bendixen is pres
ident, SCOT vice president and Mo cash
Ter.
A feature of the Masquerade at Tur
ner Hall on the 10Th will be the Spanisf
Dance participated in by dozen young
men and ladies in the costumes of Mad
rid. Elaborate preparations are being
made for this group.
The following were admitted to full
citizenship during the recent term o:
court: L. B. Krook, Richard Geisinge]
friedrich Kuenitz, Ernst Kluegel. Will
am zimansky, Fred G. Rolloff, John Pc
tiers and Christian Olsen.
VIM. Wellner and Miss Skinner were
united in marriage at the Evangelical
church last Wednesday. The groom is
well-known as deserving young man
while the bride is the popular daughter
of ex-Representative Skinner. We wish
them much JOY.