New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
The Local
News Is Of
the Week.

the week.
Miss Lee of Pierre is being entertained
by Mrs. Wenzel Eckstein.
Mrs. DR.. Weiser is spending the week
with her sister in Window.
Henry Wehye has purchased the resi-
dence of T. Wehye on State Street.
John Vierling, renter on the Dingler
farm in CORTLAND, is dangerously ill.
John B. schmid of Springfield contem-
plates European trip in the immediate
future. 80
T. E. Bowen has once more removed
from Duluth and is now located in Min
neapolis.
Louis Fritsche arrived from Minneapo-
lis on Wednesday and spent several days
here with relatives.
w. D. Abbott, attorney for the Vino
na & St. Peter Railroad Company, was
in the city Saturday.
| Lorenz Flor has secured a position as
travelling representative Of the McCor-
mick Harvester Go.
The Eastern Star gave social enter
tainment for the members only at the
hall on Thursday evening.
A lady was here from Minneapolis
Thursday, trying to start Kelley Cure
League. She didn't succeed.
Oh. Kiesling has purshased the black
smith property of Ed. Rupprecht in Win
throp and will erect building.
The family of Chas. sauer arrived from
St. Paul on Saturday and at once took
up residence in the Rudolph building.
The District Convention of the Christ
ian Endeavor Societies will be held in
Sleepy Eye during the last week in June.
A certain fisherman caught pickerel,
weighing thirty three pounds, on Sunday
That's violating the law with a ven
geance.
The city assessor will have double work
this year as he will be compelled not on
| ly to assess personal property, butrea]
estate as well.
J. W. Cordell, better known as Dot
Cordell, of Albin, died last week, aged
seventy-nine years. He was the father
Of Monroe Cordell.
Tie next annual meeting of the Min
nesota Sheriff's Association will be held
in Mankato on the 10th of May. Sheriff
Anderson will attend.
Paul Voss pleasantly entertained ;
party Of friends at his Broadway hom'
Sunday evening. Progressive s'Schafs
kopf" was the feature of the evening.
There will be four days of races thu
year in connection with the Brown coun
ty Fair in August. They will be bette
even, If possible, than those of las
season.
The hearing of VIM. Carpenter, VIII,
was arrested at Sleepy Eye for connec
ton with the white cap affair, has beer
postponed to April 25th. Carpenter i
r out on bail.
Il M. NJ. Madigan has served notice 0
. appeal to the Supreme court from Judg
' Webber's decision denying his motor
for the vacation of the verdict of tn.
New Ulm jury convicting him of perjury
? AS soon as the new road is finished
Mr.. Aufderhelde will ship sand from
!, here for use in his brick yards at Nor
ton. He prefers to use the New Uln
sand because of the fine color which i
gives to the brick.
Roger Denzer, the old St. Peter pitch
1 er, played his first game with the ST
Paul league team Oh Tuesday at Du
, buque and won the game. He held tn
Dubuque team down to one solitary run
, The Pioneer Press says, "Denzer is
Dandy"
i Miss Elizabeth Trowbridge, who wa
/ murdered in Elgin, Illinois, on the 15t]
, by Miss Linnet:, was the daughter o
Seth Trorbridge of Madelia and wa
known us most estimable young lady
1 After the murder Miss Linnett commit
: ted suicide.
Franklin Steiner, vice-presldent of tn
t American Secular Union, will lecture a
| Turner Hall Sunday afternoon and eve
ming, May 3rd. His discourses are j
1 behalf of free thought and are said to b
I. very interesting. The lectures will b
free to all.
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