New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24


visit from Cincinna
Henry Hid brandt came up
from ST. Peter Saturday on his wheel &.
John Haenze f. has returned from
st. Paul Park for the summer vaca-
ton.
Chas. Gillian Of Morgan was a
guest during the week Of Herman
.Pfaender.
Miss Minnie and Albert Pfaender
are home from their school duties in
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. lehman were
made happy last week By. the arrival
at their home Of a little daughter.
Attorney I. NJ. Olsen and wife Of
Sleepy Eye are spending the week
with the family of o. NJ. Olsen in this
city.
Prof. Critchett and family will leave
shortly after the Fourth to spend the
summer with relatives at Everett
Washington,
Fred Engelbert and family and
Ferd. Grebe arrived here last week
from Fairmont. The latter will re-
main but few days.
The names OF the stations on the
new road have been changed to Kloss.
ner and Lafayette. The formeris the
one at the head of the ravine.
Mary Kleinknecht,s formerly of this
city, and Mr.. John Strauss Of St. Paul
were united in marriage at Jos. Ale
mann's Kuenstler Helm yesterday.
A young crane was born at the
Schell gardens last week--the only
one that has been Matched on the
place, Notwithstanding the old birds
have been there for thirteen years.
Mrs. Chas. Roth died on Wednes-
day after lingering illness. She was
an estimable young woman and hel
bereaved husband with his two small
children will have the sympathy OIL
the whole community. -
Henry Cordes Jr. was examined by
Drs. Hirsch and Stricken before Judge
Laudenschlager yesterday morning
and committed to the asylum at ST.
Peter. Martin Dommer of West New.
ton was also committed last week.
By the settlement Of several of the
early cases on the calendar and the
inability Of the lawyers to 20 ahead
with the rest, the bottom dropped GU,
OF court on Wednesday, and Webbe,
declared it adjourned without the trial
of a single case. @s.
Rev. ]. R. Reitzel of Chicago will
speak at the Congregational Church
next Sunday. The theme of the
morning sermon will be-, "A Master
Scheme Among Men, and the sub.
ject of the evening, lecture. Some
Things I Saw Among Turks and Ar.
menians."
The grandjury last week found in.
dictments against the prisoners, John.
son and Holstein, of Sleepy Eye, 70,
grand larceny. The latter pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the refor.
matory, but the former eptered the
plea of not guilty and will be tried al
the next term of court. ~--...-..-.,s
Ayoung lady, named katherine
Friedel, committed suicide SUNDAY
morning by drowning herself in the
Minnesota river near Palmer's place
IN West Newton. Tneyoung girl who
was only nineteen years OF age, had
been working for short time at the
Palmer place and no one ever noticed
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any manifestation out Of the ordinary.
Sunday morning she took the COWS to
pasture as usual but did not re-appear
Searchswas started and her footsteps
traced to the river where the bank
was unusually high. The investiga-
ton was continued and about $50 feet
down the river her body was found.
Coroner Merritt of Nicollet county
was summoned at once and arrived
Monday afternoon. An inquest was
held, but nothing could be determined
as to the cause Of her rashness, That
it was suicide. however, there can
be no doubt. The mother Of the de-
ceased girl lives in this city: