New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-04
The Local
News Of
the Week.

on business.
J. G.. Kiesel of Shakopee was in the
city Saturday.
Herman Scar is home from Rollington
on brief visit.
Miss Walton of Morgan spent Sunday
with Miss Helen George in this city.
VIM. McHale came down from Tracy
to spend Thanksgiving with his brother.
MIR. Schade has returned from Duluth
and rented the Dietz residence on South
State Street.
Mrs. Geo. W. Morris of Des Moincs,
Iowa, is visiting with her cousin. Mrs.
Jos. A. Eckstein.
A son and heir was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Massapust of West New
ton last Wednesday.
The young people of Milford have Or
ganized Maennerchor under the direc-
ton of Herman Pfaender.
Chas. W. Block, formerly of this city
has accepted position as salesman for
J. R. Bowen in CORTLAND.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Herman Sell yesterday morning. Moth
err and child are both doing we'll.
W. G.. Owens has resigned his posi-
ton with Mr.. McRae at CORTLAND and
will teach school near Sleepy Eye.
David Backer, an old New Ulm boy,
now living in St. Paul, has been spend
ing the week here visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. II. Bernhard of Strassburg, ILL.,
nois, is visiting with Mrs. Helen Setter.
She came over from Winthrop Sunday
morning.
Rev. Norman, the Unitarian, has given
up his charge in Minneapolis and will
devote his entire attention to the church
in Linden.
Drs. Weiser, Fritsche, Stricken and
Hirsch went to Mankato yesterday to at
tend the meeting of the Minnesota VAL
lev Medical Association.
Carl Prahl Of this city died Saturday
afternoon of dropsy. He was sixtyeight
years of age and had been a resident Of
New Ulm for a good mary years.
f. P. Freeman, an old settler and we'll
known attorney of Mankato, died last
week. Mr. Freeman was one of the par
Elephants in the defense of New UIm in
1862.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Hunt of Mankato
and Mr.. and Mrs. Somerville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith of Sleepy Eye enjoyed a
THANKSGIVING uiuncr with Mr.. and Mrs
Lind,
Jacob Dhein fell backwards from a
wagon onto the frozen ground last Satur
day, receiving injuries that are painful
and that will confne him to his bed for
some time.
Mrs. Rosskopf has decided to retire
from the hotel business in Winthrop and
will return to this city to live. The no.
tel will be conducted by its former ow-
ner, Mrs. Vetter.
The widow of Christian Hacker, who
was killed by an engine on the North
western tracks last summer, has COM
menced suit against the company for
$4,000 damages.
The suit of DR.. Dornberg of Mankato
against J. S. Cooper and II. L. lIcnry,for
damages resulting from injuries received
in runaway, has been amicab'y settled.
Dornberg receives 5000.
Next Sunday morning at the Congrc
gational church c. W. Arnold of Mime
apolis will preach on "Good Citizenship"
and in the evening he will lecture on the
changers and Shares of Big City,
While Michael Scharbes was handling
4. revolver IN his coat pocket on Sunday,
the weapon, was accidentally discharged
and the bullet fired into his right ankle,
where it lodged. DR.. Schoch removed
the ball.
Judge Weber has appointed w. Il.
Townsville, Lewis UrrmansOn and An
drew Nelson as a commission to apprase
the damage to Fred Fritschc's land in
Lafayette, by reason of its being ira
versed Ivy the Minneapolis, New Ulm and
Southwestern Railway.
The nythian Knights have elected the
following new officers: Chancellor, AL
bert Steinhauser; Vice Chancellor, Otto
Baarsch; Prelate, G. A. Ottomeyer;
Keeper of Records, Jos. Epple; Master
of Exchequer, W. A. Fenscke; NJ. W.,
Frank Baasen; NJ. A., John Zeller; Trus-