New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

u. IL. Ross was up from minneapolis
during the week on business.
The Current. News Club met with
Mrs. Upper Saturday evening.
Jos. A. Eckstein was called to Moline,
I'LL, on business last Wednesday.
Marshal Heinen attended a Police
Convention in St. Paul during the week.
Heller. the magician, is now with the
Electric Belt Co., now playing at St.
Peter.
Eckstein's orchestra have been asked
to Playlat St: Peter on the 18Th Of Feb
ruarV:
J. Newhart will leave for California
this week to spend the balance of the
winter.
Louie Bauemler of Butte, Montana, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Eugene
Koehler.
Mrs. Lind Went to St. Paul Saturday
afternoon in order to spend Sunday with
her husband.
J. J. Rhomberg of. Minneapolis will
deliver a lecture at Turner Hall on the
9th of February.
FIR. Nagel, AL. Boock and August
Pullman have formed a partnership as
builders and contractors.
The Synodal Bote, the Lutheran pub
LEGATION, has ceased to exist. The last
number appeared last week.
CJohn Zeller of this city has purchased
the Rosskopf property in Winthrop,
paying $3.50 FOR the same
T. E. Bowen, formerly of this county,
is now doing editorial work on the Re-
preventative, the Populist paper,
Henry Seifert will remove his saloon
to Schell's building on the corner of
Minnesota and Second North ia spring.
Several more cases of diphtheria were
discovered this week and as result the
Catholic parochial school has been quar-
antined.
G. A. Ottomoyer went to St. Paul
Monday afternoon to buy some new
dry goods and also to enjoy the senator
ial battle.
F. Hiding Krook, after several years
of service in the Brown County Bank has
been promoted to the position of assist
ant cashier
gtThe stock holders of the Linden Han
ska store will hold their annual meeting
to-day. Important matters are expected
to develop.
VIM. Mueller and sister of St. Paul at
tended the masquerade Saturday even
ing and ssremained over Sunday as the
guest of Hugo Roes.
M. Mullen, VIM. Brust and Geo. Graft
figured in the banquet given by the De-
mocratic Association at the Ryan Hotel
in St. Paul Wednesday evening.
The trial of Bl1xt and Hayward was
commenced in Minneapolis Monday.
Pleas of hypnotic influences and insanity
will figure largely in the the trial.
At the meeting of the State Sheriffs'
Association in st. Paul last week, J. H.
Block, the Nicollet county favorite, was
chosen president for the ensuing year.
Isidor Heinen, the barber, who was
just recovering from the measles, has
suffered a relapse, and his attendants
claim that he is now suffering an attack
OF lung fever.
Senator Peterson Of Nicollet county
has introduced joint memorial to con-
gress urging the election of United
States senators by the people instead Of
by the legislature.
Sheriff Anderson took the prisoners.
Davis and Burgher, to Saltwater on
Thursday. While there he saw both
Madigan and Holden, both of whom are
apparently in good health.
H. S. Kennedy drove forty miles by
team on Saturday in order to catch a
train for New Ulm where he expected to
see the masquerade. Unfortunately
however, he missed the train.
Mr.. Lind's movements in St. Paul
have been closely watched by the Nelson
forces. Last Wednesday and Thursday
a gang of detectives and spies hung about
his room constantly until they were fin
ally driven from the corridor.
We are in receipt of handsomely
printed route book of the Ringing Bros
circus, an indication that the great con-
Germ will visit New Ulm during the
coming summer. The book is filled with