New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-10
COUNTY MINI, WEDNEsDAY APRIL 70 /
Book Beer made its appearance on

Book Beer made its appearance On
Saturday
Fl. Manderfeld, the photographer, has
invested in q new Victor bicycle.
DR.. Pfster was over from Winthrop
yesterday on professional business.
Judge Of Probate Uh1horn and wife 81
st. J James visited over Sunday with Ms.
REIN.
w. ". Dunningg, the Winthrop cattle
Ibuyer. was in the city Yesterday on bus
illness.
Mrs. Albert Setter has been visiting
with Mrs. Matthews at MARSHALL the past
week.
DR.. j. T.. Schoch attended meeting
of the State Board of medical examiners
10 St. Paul yesterday.
Thos. McC Carthy, who used to- work in
the yards here, was severely injured in
Iawreck up west last week.
Misses Annie Stell and Simonson have
returned to St. Peter after prolonged
visit with. friends in the city,.
/ Judge of Probate Laudenschlager was
called to Sleepy Eye by County Attorney
Davis yesterday to examine man as to
his sanity.
Capt. Steinhauser and Its. Mueller
and Bischers went to St. Paul yesterday
to assist in the election of a major for
the Second Regiment. +.
Billy Fox, the Shire stallion, was old
at auction last Wednesday to Kretsch &
Berg for $98. Chas Stuebe acted asauc.
tioneer and proved good one. :.
The reward offered by the Pope Mfg
| Go. fol the detection and conviction of
any person stealing Columbia, together
with the return of the machine, is a
practical insurance to every buyer of a
Columbia. -
The entertainment to be given by the
ladies of the Tnlnverein next Sunday
evening will consist of flute and either
duets, overtures by the orchestra, vocal
selections, club swinging, theatre, and
scene from William Tell. It will be a
pleasant affair. ~,-
From the published program, we nc.
tice that in their coming concert, the
Mennerchor will be assisted by Miss AL
pba Hirsch, Miss Ella Setter and VIM.
Pfander Jr.. violin soloist. With such
aid. the concert will certainly prove in
teresting and meritorious. ~
Rube Allyn's elccutionary entertain
ment at Turner Hall on Saturday even
was treat to all who attended,. The
humorlst has delightful way of appear
ing before an audience and an easy and
charming manner of leading his listeners
up to his various readings. His recital
of Eugene Aram is so tragic and real
that one almost sees the conscience
stricken murderer standing before you,
while his delineations of Nye and Riley
are splendid limitations of Americas
greatest humorists. It takes an artist to
do these things, and Mr.. Allyn is enti.
tied to an artists praise. -.
| "A week ago we published the fact that
Judge Severance had decided the case
brought by Miss Schrodt against tn,
Volksblatt, holding the paper liable fol
the libel. We learn now that the Volks
blatt Company has offered Miss Schrod
judgment in the case for respectabl,
sum-sufGcient to pay all her costs ant
expenses and also to publish an apo1og,
to her-and that she has accented it
| We think Miss Schrodt acted wisely. il
net insisting on further punishment Q
Z the paper. 1t demonstrates that she
|. possessed of the good sense that he
friends have always given her credit fel
. She has shown that she values the 900
name and character that she has earne
, and also that she is content with vii
dication and not disl osed to take. a6
vantage of the law for the purpose {
! exacting heavy damages.
A Fairfax special to the Times {
April | says that the Catholic congreg
tion OF that place has been in state {
exitement and discomfort for a fe
months*and only on the urgent rcque
; Of Rev. Father Rosen the matter b,
not come before the public. As soon:
Z lit was learned that Father Rosen y,
: transferred to another parish the congr,
i gationsent petitions and deputies to Arcl
bishop Ireland asking that Father Rose
should stay. To the repeated petite
and delegations it seems no heed ";
+ Epaid by the church authorities. and tu