New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-07

| al Anditth iIoul lHc 1oWcT AStHcJ has
accepted a position with George Dayton
Herman Engel has accepted position
with the new firm of Ste1nhauser s. Neu
mann. 49,.
Col. Sheehan of the Fl. Ridgley mon
ument commission was in the city YES
terday
! Mrs. NJ. Mullen and daughter are pay
ing visit to Mankato and Window r.
latives.
! Col. Jos. Bobleter attended meeting
of the Brown Co. Bank directors in this
city Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Yoerg and children and Mrs.
Narti and chlldrenfof St. Paul are visit
ing with Mrs. August Schell.
1t. Scherer and Capt. Steinhauser will
leave for Camp Douglass tomorrow to
visit the Third Wisconsin Infantry.
1t has been rumored that Andrew J
DIN will be the cashier of the new bank
| about to be started here. Mr.. Olin is
now in Washington.
Don't forget that the Sons of Veterans
will give picnic at Hunters Rest next
Sunday afternoon. There will be plen-
ty OF amusement and the best of refresh
ments.
A representative of a Minneapolis
wholesale plumbing house was in the
city yesterday looking after the Blethen
stock. He claims that it will all re re-
plevined.
The tlamp at Hector, for whose arrest
Marshal Gales had d warrant, had dis
| appeared when the marshall rived there,
and careful search failed to locate him.
He was supposed to have been the mu, :
derer OF Alb. Winkelmann.
[ A false alarm of fire was sounded Fri
day evening from Alarm Box 81 and
again on Monday evening. The depart
ment turned out on each occasion only
to find that the alarm had been caused
by the intersection of wires.
Samuel Zuckermann, the defendant in
! the case of Cumby VS.. Zuckermann, is
preparing for an appeal to the Supreme
Court. His attorney, Mr.. Harrison, was
here Saturday and asked Judge Webber
for further stay of proceedings.
Some miscreant, few nights ago.
broke into the Lafayette Methodist
church and stole the clock. We would
remind the scamp, whoever he is, that
Waterbury watches are so cheap now
that it doesn't pay to steal time keep.
er.
Chas. Stuebe shipped fifteen cars Of
fine cattle from his ranch near Pierre te
Chicago Saturday night. Scott Phillips
Mr.. Stuebe's partner, went down to dis
pose of them and will most likely sto1
of in New Ulm for few days on his re-
turn.
Quite an important business transac
ton occurred in Sleepy Eye last Frida,
when Sorensen & Dehuff sold their stool
Of dry goods and clothing to Jensen &
Durbahn. The sale is of interest here
inasmuch as the new owners were form
erly New Ulm people.
| The New Sweden Fire Insurance Com
pany paid the following losses last week
all occasicned by the storm of two week
ago: VIM. Sommer's barn,$S5O; Thoma
Burch's barn, $775; James Newton's COW
$25; Hannah Nelson's COW, $40; Cur
rier's COW, $25; Jutz's COW, $40; Gustaf
sons COW, $40; Erickson's heifer, $40.
The plumbing stock of H. L. Blether
was attached by Sheriff Anderson las
Wednesday on proceedings instituted by
Chas. Stuebe, Pfefferle & Fenscke ant
others. Mr.. Blethen left town about
month ago, claiming that he would re
turn in two weeks, but it seems that tn
claim was one he never intended TO keen
Near the Minnesota River abov,
Pfaender's fam the following people ar
enjoying weeks outing: VIM. Ptaen
der Jr., VIM. Hummel. G.. A. Haebers
and Charles Gebser. It is a great com
bination - Hummel to enlarge upo1
the beauties of Populism and the terrible
injustice in our present social conditions
Hagberg to sit beneath an oak tree
contemplative shade and philosophize o,
the mysteries of life, Pfaender to lectur,
on the duplex functions Of the soul anc
Gebser to sit in judgment over all anc
uncork the mineral water whenever .
sentiment, loftily expressed, agreed will
his.