New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-01

News
The eek.
w. F. Eibner, the baker, is i'll at the
hospital.
Prof. Lugger will probably deliver a
lecture here soon on Venezuela.
August Hummel, manager of the
Springfield Creamery, spent Sunday here.
Robert Hartman and wife are guests
at the home Of Mr.. aid Mrs. Albert Behn-
Ike.
Miss Theresa Brey of Lafayette is
learning the dress making trade in this
city.
Miss Lena Luehrs will leave for Ohio
this week to spend brief spell with rel.
atives. r.
G. A. Hers is building new resi-
,dence for Chris. Engelbert> in the town
of Linden. -. .5..- =.
The friends of Miss Emma Gebser ten.
dered her pleasant surprise last Satur-
day evening.
Paul Jacobson and family of Sleepy
Eye are spending the holidays in Court:
land and Linden.
A. W. Bingham and wife and Miss
Jewett spent Christmas with the Bing-
ham family in Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. Hechrich, the Minneapolis Turn
ing Teacher, spent Sunday here, a guest
at the home of Geo. Doehne.
While assisting in cutting steel rail
few days ago, John Guldan lost the
third finger of his right hand.
Prof. Critchett, B. Juni and Herman
Held are attending the State Teachers
meeting in St. Paul this week.
Jos. Koehler Jr. and Henry Held OF
St. Paul were among those who whiled
away the Christmas hours in this city.
Tbs Northwestern has dispensed with
one Of the yard crews. Theo. Schneider
ich is therefore laid off for the time be-
ing.
Frank Burke, who is now a fireman
between Omaha and Sioux City, is in the
city today, the guest of his brother, Jos.
Burke.
John A. johnson of Lafayette has gone
to Minneapolis to accept position as
travelling salesman for a new patent
match safe and cigar clipper.
The St. Paul Dispatch of Saturday
contained an excellent portrait of the
Ski-u-Mah Male Quartette of which Mr.
Davis of Cambria is member.
Mrs. John Rauschke died at her home
in this city Saturday evening, after a
brief illness. Mr.. Rauschke is one OF
the coopers for the Eagle Mill Co.
The prevalent hog disease has invaded
CORTLAND and Nicollet. Chas. Bode OF
the former place has already lost forty
six and Henry Bruins of CORTLAND twelve.
Miss Ida Baltrusch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Baltrusch of this city and Mr..
Geo. Busch, an employee of the St. Paul
Volkszeitung, we're married in Wiscon-
Gin last week.
A special to the Minneapolis Journal
from Sleepy Eye says that MichaelDrusch
was found dead in his bed on Sunday.
Dropsy of the heart was the cause of his
sudden demise.
Herman Sell fell from wagon-load
of straw while at the top of the Brigh-
ton Hill last Friday and struck the
ground, head foremost, with force enough
to render him UNCONSCIOUS for twenty
minutes. His left shoulder was also
broken.
While at Saltwater Attorney Madigan
busted himself with inventing a flying
machine and since returning to Redwood
Falls he has perfected the model. The
Gazette man has seen it and says that he
knows of no reason why it should not
prove a success.
DR.. M. Magelsen of Fergus Falls, died
last week, the body being sent to Chica-
60 for cremation. Mr.. Magelson was a
graduate of Chrlstiana University, and,
also an English University and was the
first Norwegian, if not the first scandi-
navian to be cremated in this country.
Otto Schell sent some deer meat to his
brother-in- law in St. Paul last week, but
on arriving in the Sanity City Union
depot it was Immediately seized by the