New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-09

q. Behnke went 70 81. Paul Mon
day On business.
Adam Stadick was down from Sleepy
Eye yesterday.
Chas. Toberer spent . portion Of the
week in st. Paul on business.
Albert Ste1nhauser and Adolph Setter
were at Winthrop Saturday On business.
Mrs. Fred Setter left on Friday for )
VISIT with friends IN Springfield and Tra-1
cy.
Judge and Mrs. Webber and Jacob
Pfennilger returned from Pierre on We'd
5nesday.
DR.. Schoch is in st. Paul this week at
tending q meeting Of the State Medical
Board.
Mr.. Roberts, the blacksmith, has closed
up his shop and returned with his family
to Marshall.
The Turnverein literary which proved
50 popular year ago, will be reorga-
nized in a couple Of weeks.
Sunday was the anniversary of Fl.
Nagels birth and he was assisted in cell
ebrating it BY many of his friends.
A son of Geo. Wooldrick has been very
low with typhoid fever forthe past three
months, but is now slowly recovering.
On Saturday scafold at the new de-
pot gave way and three men were preci-
plated to the ground. Chas, Lindeman
had his wrist sprained in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Greer of 1T. Smith,
Arkansas, are in the city spending their
honeymoon at the home of s. A. Neil
hlnny. Mrs. Greer is sister Of Mrs. Nc
Elhinny.
A literary and social club was orga-
nized Friday evening with the following
officers: Vice-president, Miss ella Gates
secretary, Miss Herta Weschcke; treasu-
rer, Chas. Hintz.
The following Gibbon ladies visited
with friends in this city during the week
Mesdames Wenzel and John Friedl, Gu
gisberg, Flower, Miles, Dalzell and Throl]
and Miss Drews. -. :..-
Geo. Beck, an old resident of Cotton
| wood, died on Tuesday of last week and
was buried from tbe Catholic church in
this city on Thursday. He was over
seventy years Of ae.
Banker Campbell Of Winthrop was in
the city Friday accompanied by his
daughter. He was heresfo the purpose
of completing the articles of incorpora-
ton Of the Minneapolis, New Ulm s
Southwestern. .-... -.
The annual state school apportion.
ment has beea made and Brown county
receives $s,2oo.8o for 3,47s pupils. The
quota of the neighboring counties IS as
follows: Nicollet, $6,65L15; Renv1lle
$12,eos.7o; Redwood, $s,1ss.2o; and
sibley, $8,411.l0.
Jack Russler, the chimney sweep who
is SO familiar character to the people
OF New Ulm, got too gay and little toe
full in St. Peter last week and was fined
$1,000 by Judge Hanscome for breaking
into one of the residences of the CITY and
BUSTING the occupants just for the fun
there was in it. #
The following party drove to Sleepy
Eye Sunday and visited with Miss Ber-
tina Vogel: Mr.. and Mrs. Topper, Louie
Mueller, Mr.. Gotten and the Misses Sta
ley, Burmeister, frankie, Luehrs, He'll
mann and Doehne. On the way home
they stopped at the home of Geo. Wool.
drick and enjoyed splendid supper.
The Pioneer Press of Monday publish
ed an account of the drying up of the
lakes throughout the state, and attributes
It to the deficient rainfall Of the past ten
years and the more general cultivation
of land, in consequence of which the soil
absorbs the moisture that would other
wise replenish the lakes. OF Swan Lake
in Nicollet county it says: Ten years OF
SO ago, Swan Lake had an area Of about
fifteen square miles, but since then it has
been gradually decreasing and now its
area Is about one-third less.
Articles of incorporation of the Min
neapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern Rail
road Company were filed with the regis
ter Of deeds on Friday. The incorpora-
tors are 3. a. Campbell Of Winthrop and
John Lind, Ferdinand Crohe, Otto Schell
and VIM. Pfaender of this city, and the
various articles provide for what was