New Ulm review., 1895-10-02

a. +. Wagner will probably move 70
Cleveland, Ohio.
81 w. a. Hubbard has rented the Gruen-
senfeIder residence on Broadway
Mrs. E. Wichersk1 spent d few days Of
last week with Sleepy Eye friends.
The Current News Club met with Mrs.
S. D. Peterson yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Schmelz Of Cottonwood went to
Springfield Monday to visit with her son
VIM. strassburg, formerly Of Lasa-
yette, has moved to- farm near San
born.
Peter Scherer has built about q hum
.drea feet of new sheds at lis lumber
yard.
Jos. Flor Jr. Of ST. Paul was here over
Sunday. His father accompanied him ! e g
@VIuluIOiJ ycSIcAuays
There were in the neighdorhoof Of
400 passengers on the excursion from
the west Sunday morning.
Albert Johnson, formerly of this city,
has opened up an office in Springfield as
the agent of Wannamaker Bros, of Phil
adelphia. s.
John Fighen Of Mu11igan has pur-
chased the Jos. schnid property in
Springfield for $3.50. He intends to
live there.
Heller, Setter and Gag are ct work
this week decorating the interior of Tur-
ner Hall. It will be greatly improved
and renovated.
Hugo Fischer found fine specimen
of the fox-red bat last week and sent it
to Prof. Lugger who will give it a place
in his extensive collection.
The State Board of Equalization raised
the assessed valuation of household far
niture in New Ulm 33s per cent and in
the rest Of the courty 12A per cent.
+ The Mankato CLUB defeated the Min
neapolis team last week in three straight
games. Only two Of the league team.
Werden and Kuehne. participated.
The air-brake instruction car was here
yesterday. 1t is furnished with all the
appliances, and the man IN charge gives
the latest instructions to the local men,
! V. Schaleben of Linden was brought
before Judge Blanchard last Saturday on
complaint of one of his neighbors and
was placed under bonds to keep the
peace.
A Representative of the Twin City and
Mankato Telephone Line will be here
this week for the purpose of perfecting
arrangements for the extension of the
line to this city.
What is known as the New Ulm plum
is fast becoming known as one of the
best plums known to ,horticulturists
There is talk of starting an extensive
nursery here for its propagation.
The recital given by Mrs. McKittricl
Friday evening was largely attended
The various selections were entertaining
and spoke very highly for the teacher
who has had charge of the pupils during
the past year.
An elegant gold watch was presented
to Father Rohlinger on the occasion ot
his tenth anniversary in the priesthood
The presentation committee consisted o1
Gee. Grimm, NJ. H. Gamble and Geo
Ross.-Springfeld Advance.
The English Methodist conference has
made the following appointments: Falr-
fax and Ft. Ridgley, Rev. W. T! Scott
Morton and Beaver Falls, Rev. Stone;
Springfield and Sanborn, Rev. Phillips
Nicollet, Rev. Semans; Madelia, Rev.
Anderson. ..
The Los Angeles Daily Times publish
es the following interesting item: Mrs.
Mary Mclean was brought before Judge
Shaw again yesterday. for continued ex-
animation for insanity. Several witness
ses were present and testified to her wild
rawlings and other weird performances.
The old woman had friend at court,
however, for E. St. Julien Cox, Esq, was
present to see fair play, and testified that
he had known her for thnty-ive years
and that the only trouble with her was
an over-fondncss fol alcoholic stimu-
larits. She had worked for his family in
Minnesota, and was good, honest wo-
man, only she would go on a four or five
days drunk now and then.
The firm of Wagner & Saverien have