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

Catherine Gran Ilas been quite u
the past few days
Mrs. w Eckstein spent Sunday
with her husband at Redwood Falls
Werner Bosch and wife spent 8 por.
ton of the week with ST. Paul friends.
The dramatic Section Il: present
sDorf undI stadt7 on the sth Of Decem-
Der.
Miss Lucy Wagner entertained hel
friends At = birthday party Monday eve
ming
Mrs. s. g. johnson Of NoIthfeld is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sommer.
Rube Allyn was q pupil at one time 81
the famous actor and play writer, Dion
Boncieault.ss
Miss Anna Rick of st. Paul and Jul
Jus Rick of Springfield spent Sunday
with their parents.
+. 4. BueloW Of Sleepy Eye has given
up the mercantile business and is now
.clerking IN the State Bank
Pres. Hy. Braun did not leave ior
home until Friday. VIM. Koch accom-
panied him assfar as ST Louis.
A son was born to Editor and Mrs.
Strasser on Sunday. The Review ex-
tends fraternal congratulations.
The Sons Of Hermann of Mankato will
give dance in the near future for the
benefit Of the monument at this place.
The assessments for street grading
must be paid before the 25th. Other
wise a penalty of 10 per cent attaches.
Fred Pfaender went to Sleepy Eye
Monday to appear as a witness in a JUS
tice court case regarding certain land ii
ties.
John Lind has been retained as attor-
ney for j !. L. By1am Of Redwood Falls
in his suit agauist the Redwood Gazette
for libel. .s..
Willie Heimann, brother Of Chas. Hei.
mann, left on Monday for Albany, Ore
gon, to remain. He has accepted po-
sltion there.
JOS. Grahamer, editor of the Duluth
Volksfreund, is il the city, the guest Of
Peter scherer. Mr.. Grahamer is also a
prominent Turner.
To- morrow is election day for the
purpose of voting on the railroad prop
siition. The elc ton will be held as
usual under the Australian system.
James Phillips stopped off in this ci.
ty a couple of days last week while or
his way. from Chicago to Pierre. Mr.
Phillips is Mr.. stuebe,s ranch partner.
Among those who attended the funer.
al of Mr.. and Mrs. Leary's little son were
Mr.. Conner and family Of Winona and
Mrs. Leary's brother, who came all the
way from Rockford, Ill.
John F. Neumann received a carload
of wine from Santa Rosa, California, or
Monday. The car was On the road only
eight days and was transported over the
Union Pacific and Northwestern systems
Pretty rapid service.
A colored minstrel troupe held forth
at Union Hall last Wednesday and made
a feeble effort to amuse about twenty.
five people. They: didn't succeed to any
great extent and the general verdict was
that they were s'a job lott
Theo. Crone and wife will return from
Battle Creek, Michigan, te-day. Mr.
5Crone has been receiving treatment al
the well known sanitarium at that place
for several months, and we hope to be
able to report considerable Improvements
in his health.
. The officers of the Minneapolis, New
.Ulm s. southwestern have offered Fred
Fritsche $2,750 as damages to his prop
erty in Nicollet county resulting from
the building of the new road through his
farm and yard, but he has refused to ac-
cept it. A snit and condemnation pro-
ccedings will follow of course.
Cashier O. B. Turrell of the Citizens
Bank of Redwood was arraigned before
Judge Weber on Monday charged with 4
indictments. Three of them charge him
with receiving money after the bank was
insolvent and the fourth with grand lar
ceny of over $14, 900 fromthe bank. He
gave bond for $4,000 to insure his ap-
pearance N court this morning
DR.. Royce, who spent several days in
this CITY last summer was IN the nn;nh-