New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25

Otto PlesS, the GlbbOn miller was in
the city Saturday and Sunday.
| Revs. Jansen of Henderson and Haas
Of St. Peter called on Rev. Schroeder last
Thursday.
Miss Frida Schuetz came home from
Little Falls Saturday night to spend the
holiday vacation. ~. +
The Dramatic Section are rehearsing
"Der Geiger vom Mittelwald'' for pro-
! duction IN January.
F. H. Buelow was called down from
Sleepy Eye last Friday by the serious
illness of his mother.
The Agricultural Society will meet on
the 18th at Turner Hall to perfect a
union with the Brteders' Association.
w. S. Cox, the son of E. St. Julien,
who left Winthrop some time ago with
a medicine troupe, has located at Owa-
tonna.
DR.. H. D. Valen, physician in the in
sane asylum at St. Peter, was in the CT
ty Thursday evening in consultation
with DR.. Stricken.
Five evangelists, students from var
ious institutions about the state, will
hold revival meetings at Lone Tree Lake,
this county, all of this week.
The Unitarian meetings will be con-
tinued after the holidays, Among the
speakers will be Carleton F. Brown, F.
G. Davis and one or two from Chicago.
The wife of Mr.. Wanzer, chief of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis surveying
corps, arrived from St. Paul during the
week and will spend the winter here.
In council meeting at Mankato the
other evening Alderman Himmelmann
got into bitter alteration with fell
low alderman and struck him two blows
in the face.
On Monday Andrew .Eckstein received
from Lyman, El1el & Co. of Minneapolis
$35 in gold as first prize tor selling the
largest number Of Columbia cigars dur
ing a certain PERIOD.
A. w. Bingham was in Chicago the
fOrepart of the week, and while there
was joined by his wife's sister, Miss
Jewett of Montpelier, Vermont, who re-
turned with him to spend the holidays.
The driving Of piles for culverts and
bridges along the Minneapolis, New Ulm
and Southwestern road, commenced
Monday morning under the direction OF
Capt. Wanzer. About month will be
consu ned in this work.
The Chicago Dispatch says that as
measure Of precaution it hopes that
somebody will hold Col. Bobleter. To
this the Minneapolis Journal remarks
that the gratuitous assumption that the
colonel is trying to flee to the interior
will be deeply resented at New Ulm.
According to the latest census bulletin
Brown County in 1894 had 4,342 men
WHO were entitled to vote, 4,027 who re-
gistered and 3,397 who actually voted.
The number of legal voters in the state
is 426,437, in Redwood County, 1916;
in Nicollet County, 1851; in Sibley,
4 ,244, in Renville, 1853; and in Waton-
wan, 2,727.
The following people arrived Satur-
day afternoon for the purpose of spend
ing the holidays here with relatives and
friends: Miss Beinhorn of Duluth, Misses
Amalia Nix and Minnie Fischer, St. Paul;
Misses Hers, Zieher and Schuetz, Wi
mona; Miss Klossner, Mortified; Miss
Raabe, St. Peter: Andrew johnson,
Mankato; Albert Pfaender, Adolph
Wagner and John Arbes, Minnear oils.
The Royal Arch Masons held their an
nual meeting Friday evening and elected
the following officers: H. P, John Lar
son King, O. M. Olson; Scribe, Chas.
Hermann; Capt. of the Host, Alex Scott;
Principal Sojourner, F. W. johnson :;
Royal Arch Captain, F. H. Behnke
| Masters of the Wells, Geo. Doster. Ralph
| Yates and w. A. Hubbard; treasurer,
Chas. Brust; secretary, VIM. Burg; SEN
tinel, Nels Anderson.
Mr.. Lind, as attorney for the Beaver
Falls interests, has scored at least one
point in the Renville county seat contest
case. Mr.. Lind had appealed from Jud ge
Webber's decision, and Attorney Smith
on behalf of Olivia moved that the ap-
peal be set aside. This motion the Su-
preme Court denies, and the various ar
guments relative to the decision of the
lower court will be heard in St. Paul on