New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-13
Mrs. Louis Riecke Of Lafa fayette is serii-

Henry Wankum will soon move into
the Notehardt residence. z s
Jos A. Eckstein transacted legal bus
mess in Morton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lind left for Chicago
this afternoon to be gone few DAYS.
Yesterday Madelia voted in favor Of
license. It has been prohibition the past
year.
Martin Kunz, Frank Zschunke and
Peter Altman were over from Fairfax
Sunday. b.
Supt. Rink conducted teachers ex-s
aminations in, the High School room yes
terday. -. =" .:*
L. G. Vogel and Otto Setter went to.
Minneapolis on business for the Electric
Light Co. r. *. 4. !:
Aug. Stork will occupy the Neumann
building recently purchased by VIM.
Winkelmann. = 49,. .
Chas. L. Roos and VIM. Koch attended
a miller's banquet in Minneapolis last
Wednesday evening.
Adam Buck, a well-knownss politician
in these parts in the early days, died at
Henderson few days ago.
The state school apportienment for
the year, 1895, gives Brown County
$3,sS7 and Redwood 1886.
Theo. Rein had his shoulder blade
fracture l in runaway last Friday. DR..
Schoch is treating the broken member.
Arrow heads and odd shaped bracelets
are among the trinkets unearthed by the
removal of the. Indian mound mentioned
elsewhere.
1t will interest the New Ulm friends
of Geo. Wurmstein of Springfield to
know that he recently became the father
of another son.
A. W. Binghimm returned from his
eastern visit last Wednesday evening. 1t
was visit that he claims to have en-
joyed immensely.
DR.. Wheaton came up from St. Paul
last evening to visit Theo. Crope, upon
whom he operated a few weeks ago. He
found him slowly improving.
Aug. Heymann, for such long time
beer driver for Hauenstein's brewery,
will start saloon in Echo next month
Henry Rolves takes his place here.
The entertainment to be given by the.
of the Baptist church will take
place at Union Hall next Friday evening
An elaborate program has been arranged.
Havemeyer's delivery team indulged
in spirited runaway yesterday morning.
After flying through several streets, the
horses finally fell over each other. near
Union Hall.
Reno. the magician and so called spir-
ltuallstic medlum,will give an exhibition
at Union Hall next Sunday evening. He
has with him group of educated dogs
and trained birds.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Church will give
a Missionary supper at the residence of
Rev. Baumgarten this evening. The price
of admission for adults will be 25 cents
and for children 10 cents. -.
Joseph Stotz, who lives on the Weis-
gerber farm, Cleveland, went to New
Ulm one day last week and brought back
with him Miss Mary Settler, who few
hours later in the day received everybo-
dy's congratulations as Mrs. .Stotz. 1t
does not take JOS. long 10 catch on to al
good thing. St.. Peter Tribune.
Mrs. Caroline simnet, of Lafayette,
was brought before Judge of Probate
Peterson Thursday by her husband to be
examined as to her sanity. DR.. L.. A.
Fritsche, of New Ulm, and DR.. e.. F.
Merritt, constituted theexamining board.
She was duly committed, and as her in
sanity is Of a mild type it is hoped that
she will get better in. few months.
The St. Paul Dispatch of Thursday
says that William Eich was arrested
v Wednesday, on a charge of assault in the,
second degree, having attacked his broth
sr with hammer and beat him on the
head, causing severe scalp wounds. His
rearing has been set for the 22nd and
le has been released under 5000 bonds.
He had been drunk about six weeks.
Young Eich used to work on the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch.
Senator Peterson Of Nicollet county
las offered a bill to propriate $4,000.
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