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

= q. Peters vas ! Twin City visitor
this week.
Paul Hirschhoh Of Sc. Paul IS ! guest
q The home Of August Gieseke.
M1s G. q. Ross went from here On.
Monday = visit her daughter in Winona.
The Elite Whist Club viii meet With
Miss Flora Pfefferle next Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Geo. May, formerly Of this city,
has removed from Batavia, New York,
to Buffalo.
Albert Youngquist and Miss Minnie
Shogren of Lafayette were married on
Saturday.
Fl. Landwehr has opened up his saw
mill in this city and is now busily en-
gagged in saving logs.
Miss Emma Fenscke has resigned her
position as trimmer in the millinery
store OF Mrs. Follmann.
MI. Dittes of Browns Valley joined
bis family, who are guests at the home
Of w. a. Hubbard, on Friday.
The Citizens Bank Stockholders held
their annual meeting Monday evening
and declared the usual dividend.
Peter Herian has placed his bird and an
imal collection in 1ine plate glass case,
thus giving him the finest exhibit of the
kind in the city. ..
The Germania Sisters have elected the
following new officers: President, Helen
Roos; vice president, Mrs. Baarsch; Sec
rotary, Miss Gebser; financial secretary,
Miss Lena Baarsch; treasurer, MISS Kueh-
mel; guide. Miss Frenzel; sentineis, Mrs.
GALES and Mrs. Krause; trustees, Mes
danes Flor, Pfeiffer and Rudolph.
Peter Moeger has concluded to remove
to Elk River from which place he came
several years ago. There will be many
of our citizens who will regret Mr.. Moe
gers determination, for he was a good
merchant tailor and an all-round good
fellow. The laundry. owned by his son,
will also be moved to Elk River.
The following is the list of new Off
GERS OF Camp Pfaender, Sons of Vet
Grams: Captain, Fred Pfaender; ieuten-
ants, Chas. Stolz and Herman Pfaender
orderly sergeant, H. A. Mueller; quar-
termaster, Gottlieb Schmidt; corporal of
the guard, Fir. Meile; sergeant of the
guard, G. A. Flick; chaplain, B. Juni
council, F. Walther, F. Hofer and VIM.
Julius.
Judge Weber has rendered decision
On motion made by Brown & Abbott
as attorneys for the Winona & St. Peter
Railroad Company. setting aside the YER
dict of the jury in the case of Louis
schilling for physical injuries. The ju.
ry, it will be remembered, gave Mr.
Schilling $2,055, but the decision of the
Judge will compel Mr.. schilling to ap.
peal. His attorneys are Messrs. Eek.
stein and LIND.
A report was sent in to the daily pa.
pers from Springfield last week to the
effect that August Polzin, farmer iv-
ing not far from the village had been
lodged in Jail for drunkenness and was
fined $13 the next day by Justice Ray.
After paying the fine,the report says he
became SO Respondent that he threw him
self down stairway, forty feet high, IN
consequence of which he has since been
suffering from conclusion of the brain.
The report is a little far-fetched. Mr..
Polzin did not throw himself down the
stairway, but accidentally slipped Meth
er has he been suffering from conclusion
of the brain; just little stunned, that's
Ill. Polzin formerly lived IN West New
ton.
Adjutant General Muehlberg thinks
the price allowed by the commission ,ap-
pointed to appralse the Birch Coulie
Monument land, is cxhorbi:ant. He
says: cat the time had my dealings
with Mr.. Weiss, it was my thought that
we ought to have at least 10 acres, RUM
ing over into the swamp at the bottom
of the hill; and I would have bought
the 10 acres had the owner not insisted
upon 500 an acre, most extravagant
price. Finding that he wanted so much
I cut the tract down to six acres, aud tho
commissioners figured on that guam
tity. Had Weiss been willing to take
$50 an acre, would have paid it for
the 10 acres. Eighty dollars is very
high Tor the land, and more than the
state in reason shonld nav for 81 ,,