New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-27

MIA next Monday.
Miss Amalja Nix is home from st
Paul on short visit.
A farmers store will be started in Ma.
della in the near future.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Steljes Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Lind Of Sibley county is
visiting here with her brother.
7 Mrs. F.. w. Kesling fractured the
bones of her wrist in fall on Monday.
Herman Won Essen came up from LIE
Sueur Monday to attend the Arbes fun
eral. r~
Fr. Walther of Cottonwood has com.
menced work on large barn for his
stock.
Mrs. Dora Rosskopf will sell her hotel
in Winthrop and engagesin the same bu-
siness at Fairfax. .-s -
Prof. Critchett and wife and Supt.
Runk attended teachers convention in
Mankato last week,
Mrs. F. M. Whitney of Winona spent
a couple of days Of last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Popp.
The dust blew so thick along the coun-
try roads last week that at times it was
impossible to see the horse one was driv-
ing.
The Current News Club met with Mrs.
Webbe" ~~..rday afternoon. It will
meet again next Saturday with Mrs.
Henry.
Geo. W. Somerville was in the city
Thursday. George has just returned
from his California trip and was feeling
in excellent spirits.
Fl. F. Setter has been honored with an
aldermanic nomination by his fellow
citizens in Tracy. W. o. Musser is the
nominee for treasurer,
The chinch bugs are already making
their appearance in this vicinity. Prof.
Lugger ought to be about therefore for
the purpose Of incubation.
Jacob Schadegg. formerly student
at the college, was in the city Monday.
He is at present travelling for the Stand
ard Wagon Co. of Cincinnati.
The Lafayette creamery building has
been completed at cost of $500. John
A. Johnson and John Gloss spent the
week in Minneapolis purchasing machin-
cry.
Twelve new recruits were enlisted in
the militia service as members of Com
pany A last Wednesday evening. At
this rate there is no danger of the Com
pany disbanding.
An effort is being made to have Hen
-ry Watterson, the distinguished editor of
the Louisville Courier Journal, lecture
in st. Peter. Why not get him to come
to New Ulm about the same time?
Chas. A. Albrecht, formerly of the
firm of Albrecht brothers, has engaged in
business for himself at 394 Wabasha
street, St: Paul. AS furrier, Mr.. Al
brecht has earned quite arreputation.
Harry Hayward, the convicted murd-
erer of Miss Cling, has written long
letter to Miss Perry of the St. Peter
Journal, describing his feelings since
conviction and thanking her for her ten
der treatment.
Judge of Probate Laudenschlager
went to Springfield Wednesday and ex-
amined Edward Cutland on complaint
alleging insanity. The man has been an
imbecile for some time and was commit
ted to the asylum at st. Peter.
A caucus was held at Union Hall Fri
day evening and nominated the follow
ing candidates for aldermen: First ward,
Herman Kiesling; Second ward, Louis
Buenger; Third ward, Adolph Rein.
Their names will appear upon the tick
ct as Non-Partisan candidates,
The Star Band reorganized Saturday
evening with sixteen members and the
following officers Pres, John Moeger,
vice president, Chas. Heymann secretary
Gust Wellner; treasurer, Jehn Mathio-
WITT; sergeant, Fr. Zschunke; janitor,
Ernst Moeger: leader, Hy. Neumann;
managers, W. T. Eckstein, Hy. Neumann,
and John Moeger.
On Monday Judge Webber passed up
on the arguments for new, trial in the
case of s.. ID. Peterson versus the Western
Union Telegraph CO., By granting the
request of the company. In his findings