New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-11-20


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|ner Hall next Sunday evening
VIM Gisseckes of Sleepy Eye uas ii
The city Yesterday q I witness il Justice
Court
Dr. Pfister and wife and Fred Spaeth,
and wife were over from Winthrop Sun
day and Monday
a new time card went into effect over
the Mort Western Road on Monday The
changes appear II another column
Mr.. filler of the Bankers Life Insrr-
4 nee Co was here yesterday to pay the
policy held By the late Mr. Blanchard.
Miss Bertha Lohey de has been confined
To- her room all Of the past week as the.
result OF a serious injury to her knee oc-l
casioned by a fall.
Alex Cooper, a Michigan temperance
lectures, is holding meetings at the Con-
greggat1onaI church this week. He is a.
lecturer IF considerable repute.
"a new book, entitled Pa Ha-sap- Pa,
+ ~ "a
is just out, the author Of which is Rev.
Peter Rosen, formerly of Fairfax. The
book pertains to the Black Hills Of South
Dakota.
Excursionrates have been arranged fol.
to enable those who would like to hear
Col. Ingersoll at AIankato on the 28th to
do SC, and all wanting tickets for the
lecture should apply at this Office at once.
The marriage of Geo. schnoberich and
Miss Rosa Schneider occurred at the
Catholic church last Wednesday. The
young people are well and favorably
known in this city and the Review wish.
ses them much Joy.
Oscar Werring, of Golden Gate, son of
William Werring while engaged IN blast.
ing with powder last Saturday, was
seriously injured about the face BY q
premature explosion. His face and eyes
were badly SCARED and it was with some
difficulty that the powder was taken out
DR.. Jacob Welcome was the attending
PHYSICIAN. Oscar is home for week or
two and will thus lose his school priv
leges for the time. Sleepy Eye Herald.
The county has ordered $50 section
corner posts which are to be placed
at the various section corners through
out the county. These will be furn-
ished upon the order of the county
surveyor after he has properly located
the corners and will then be furnished
gratuitously by the county. Thomas
Maurseth is now at work upon fifty Of
them and is making them of iron. Fifty
will be made at Mankatc and like
number at New Ulm.-St Peter Herald.
RUDE Allyn gave his second entertain
ment IN thisscity at Turner Hall last Sat-
urday evening. Rube has improved con-
slderably since he was here last and his
entertainment contains more genuine
humor and more polish than it DID at
first. His Artemus Ward style of leading
up TO his various sketches is rich with
humorous draWl and is done 50 natural
" as to almost seem entirely original
His representations OF Nye are also mas
terly and arouse almost as much laugh
ter as would the bald -headed humorist
himself. In his Riley readings and his re-
cital of the selection from Edgar Allan
Poe, he also showed wonderful ability.
In fact he IS the best equipped single
handed entertainer we have ever seen out
side of the great humorists themselves.
Last Wednesday case came up be-
fore Justice Jacobs in which G.. Ct. REIN
was plaintiff and J. T.. Anderson, the
jewelrY auctioneer, defendant. The COM
plant alleged that during the auction at
the Masonic Block, Anderson used in
sulting language regarding Mrs. REIN,
tending to provoke an assault. Col.
Baasen appeared for plaintiff and. John
Lind for defendant, and when the case
was opened Lind objected to the INTRO
duction ofeyidence on the ground that
the language was not used in the pres
5ence Of Mrs. REIN or any member of his
family and that a brother Of her husband
did not constitute a member of her fami-
y. Therefore, there had been no Of
Tense. This question was left to the
county attorney who decided in favor Of
the defendant.
There was a pleasant surprise in store
for tho ,npnnla yx.hn went RI Turner HolI