New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Attorney Hagberg and VIM. Cordes
transacted business in Mankato on Sat-
urday.
A child of Henry Engel's fell from a
sled the other day and cut a bad cash in
her forehead.
"A dance with leap year features will
be given at Turner Hall on New Years
Eve, Dec. 31st.
James Irving has given uphis position
as drayman for the New Ulm Vinegar
and Picking Works.
Editor Wright Of the Springfield Adj
vance was in the city Monday afternoon,
looking up his patrons.
E. F. Meyer Of Whareton, North Da-
kota, was in the city Friday with view
of purchasing the local laundry.
The Bernadotte- Lafayette creamery
has established a summing station at
Ole Peterson's place in Brighten.
A capacious switch lamp house has
been erected by the railroad company in
the neighborhood of the new depot.
Tony Wlesner is now engaged in Min
ncapolis in running dray line in con-
nection with flour and feed business.
Mrs. James and Mrs. Steele entertained
a few friends at six o'clock. supper last
Friday in honor of Mrs. Weber Of New
Ulm.
Paul KliHkhammrr fell from a scat.
fold Monday afternoon and sustained a
severe fracture of the lower bone of the
right leg.
In runaway Thursday afternoon on
Centre Street, Chris. Schlumpberger was
badly bruised aGd his wagon complete
ly demolished.
The first masquerade ball at Turner
Hall will be given by the Turnvcrein on
the lst of February. The Germania
Sisters will give the Second.
1t is a noteworthy fact that holly
| .yrcaths have been sold in New Tim this
season for the first time. They were in
| PRODUCED by the Book conservatory.
The jury in the case against DR.. Ptister
for malpractice returned a verdict in
favor of otister. Geo. W. Somerville
of Sleepy Eye appeared for the defend
ant,
x-Marshal Donahower, formerly of
this city, has received an appointment as
superintendent of the senate stationery
room at Washington at salary of 80, 100
per year.
Mrs. David Price, an aged lady of
Cambria and we'll known in New Ulm
and the vicinity of CORTLAND, died last
Thursday. The deceased was d mother
of James Price.
Jared Won Mueller, the Bankers Life
Agent, will canvass Linden and Lake
IIanska next week. He will be assisted
by Augustin Jnger.
Proposals for bids for building the
river bridge Of the new road are out and
the contract will most likely be let this
week. The bridge will be 1890 feet
long and the river span 300 feet.
Editor Brandt has been on a sick bed
for the past week and at one time it was
feared that he would not recover. A
change for the better set in however, and
the improvement in his condition now
seems to be steady.
The commission appointed to appraise
the land of Theo. Weiss at Birch Coolie
fer monument purposes met last week
and decided to give Weiss $50 per acre
for six acres and $500 damages. Weiss
wanted 5000 for two acres.
The Photographic exhibit by sattler &
| Meyer of "Santy- Claus" scene is some
thing really unique and beautiful. The
| work involves what is known as double
! print, and is said to DO something of We
~ recent date in the Photographic art.
1t is reported by the Redwood Gazette
that Harry Stewart, notorious charac-
ter in this section of the state, has eloped
with one of the prominent young ladies
of Winthrop. Harry is married man,
but the whereabouts of his wife are at
present unknown.
The subject for debate at the next lit
erary at Turner Hall will be "Resolved
that the position of the president regard
ing the Venezuelan embroglia is untena-
ble." 1t does not follow from the ma
tule of the subject that the position of
the participants IN debate will be in &C
cord tborawith