New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-11
Col. Pfaender was ii 81. Paul Monia,

S. R. Arthur, ye inimitable insurance
man, is in the city.
Mrs. H. Bernhard left for her Illinois.
home Monday afternoon.
John Prahl of Buffalo, this state, was
here last week to attend the funeral of
his father. =.
Marshall parties are negotiating with
Eckstein's orchestra for music on New
Years Eve. (: =
Mrs. Keller wentto Marshfe1d, Wis
consin, last week to attend the funeral
of her brother.
DR.. Hirsch has been elected third vice
president of the Minnesota Valley Medi-
cal Association.
Mat Siebenbrunner has rented the
blacksmith shop next to his saloon to
John Brinkmann.
The Medical Society met at Spring.
field yesterday. For few hours, New
Ulm was without physician.
Fred Richter, who has been working
for Chas. Toberer the past few months,
returned to St. Paul on Saturday.
Miss Allie Scherer arrived from Du-
luth Monday morning and will remain
during the winter with her parents.
Mrs. Reinmueller and son of Stark
township left on Monday for Washing
ton, D. c., where they formerly resided.
General Agent Jared Won Mueller Of
the Bankers Life spent Sunday at his
home in Minneapolis. He returned yes
terday and will remain till the holidays.
The widow of the late Albert Winkel-
mann has added $500 to the reward al
ready offered for the apprehension and
conviction of the murderer of her hus-
band.
E. M. Schotzko, the dairyman, fell
from wagon the forcpart of the week
and In ured his shoulder and arm in
such manner as to carry the latter in
sling.
Chas. Wanzer, chief of the Minneapo-
lis & St. Souls surveying corps, is at pres
ent occupying as an office the room in
the Masonic Block formerly used by AL
bert Blanchard,
N. Henningsen, as agent for the Scot
fish Union National Insurance Co., ad-
justed the loss to Jos. Schmucker's malt
house last Friday, three days after the
fire. The loss was placed at $500.
J.E. Hall, founder of the Mankato
News and formerly of Lake Crystal, has
been appointed to lucrative clerkshiy
in the House of Representatives through
the influence of Congressman McCleary.
According to Mondays Pioneer Press
AGjutant General Muehlberg has ordered
the discharge of John Muhs, Julius
Scheiderich, Herman Nun and Chas.
Spreng from Company A for disobeying
orders.
The president of the Western Base
Ball League has announced the list Of
players officially reserved for next yea,
and the name of Roger Denzer appears
among those selected to make up the ST.
Paul team,
The Mankato News says that Harry
Kennedy, while walking from his home
to the Northwestern dep"t in that city
Friday night, was the means of discover.
ing fire in large frame building and
by prompt work preventing a disastrous
confagraiion.
The commissioners appointed to ap-
praise the damage to Fred Fritsche's land
met last Thursday and listened to evil
dence for and against. Jos. Eckstein
appeared for Mr.. Fritsche, assisted by
Attorney Abbott of Winona, and Mr..
Lind for the railroad company. The de-
cision of the commissioners will not be
announced for several days.
The literary meeting at Turner Hall
next Sunday afternoon promises to be
one of the most interesting that has thus
far been held. In addition to a UNIQUE
and instructive literary programme and
lively discussion as to the comparative
merits of Washington and Lincoln, there
will be flute and piano and cornet and
piano duets and violin trios, all of which
the public are. sure to enjoy.
At the district court in St. Peter last
week, the Garrioch will matter constitu.
ted one of the principal bones of conten.
ton. In the suit of Alexander Russell
as administrator, the jury, after being
out ten hours, was unable TO agree and
was discharged. In the case of Helena
GarriOoh aUainct tho actato which 11,c 9