New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-11

Several inches Of ..the beautifu l' fell
yesterday.
Banker Sell Of Fairfax was ia the city
yesterday.
chas. 7. Roos spent Monday in the
Flour City.
Max Reinhart went out q business
yesterday.
Chas. stuebe went to Pierre yesterday
to be gone several days.
Geo. Schiemann has accepted clerk
ship in the Star Clothing Hall.
G. B. Liver Of Omaha called on his
relatives and patrons yesterday.
Wm.. a. Rhode has moved into the
Hess residence on Minnesota Street.
Herman Kiesling and John Tschoep-
pei were over from Winthrop Sunday.
Adolpl, schell and wife returned from
their California trip Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Hummel is in st. Paul this
week, buying a stock Of Christmas goods.
Dr.. Vain, assistant physician at the
st. Peter Insane Asylu n, was in the city
Sunday.
Dr.Fritsche performed a case of trach-
eotomy on child of Chas. Grussendorf
yesterday.
ma, where he is attending school: the lat
ter part of the week.
|. The next State Dali ymen'sv;onvention,
which New Ulm made an effort to secure,
will be held at Albert I ea.s
Richard Espenson has resigned his po-
sitlon in the Star Clothing Hall and &C.
cepted one with Pfefferfle s. Fenscke.
Rev. Buzzell will lecture again at
Gebser's Hall nexf Sunday evening on
Immortality, or the Unbroken Chain OF
Life" 5a..<. ..-g.-= 81 ,~
Louis Bogen returned from the west
on Monday. He has been spending the
past two years in the Rocky Mountain
region. ~
Gen. Supt. Bidwell of the Fremont
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Division
passed through here in his special ca,
Sunday evening.
The day operator at Sleepy Eye is re-
lported to have perfected and patented .
new and valuable invention for use or
railroad locomotives. 1t Is also said tina
he has been offered 100000 for hi
hight by an English syndicate. 49,.
| William Penning, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Pennlng of Stark, died at Kasota las
Friday afternoon. With his mother, tn,
young man was on his way home from
Colorado where he had been spending
several months for his health. Arriving
at Kasota he complained of feeling poor
ly and his mother induced him to stor
off for a while. He did so, but in few
hours fell dead. He was only 10 year.
of age and had been sufferer from con
sumption for some time.
| Emil, the eight-year-old son ofFEmi
Keckeisen, was drowned in the Hauen
stein fish pond Sunday afternoon. To
gether with his two little sisters and SON
of Anton Adam and Mrs. Julius he hae
been skating all afternoon and it was ],
trying to rescue the others that he me
his own death. All four of them hat
fallen through the ice and the brave lit
tie boy made heroic effort to save them
But it was all to no purpose. The other!
chung tenaciously to the ice, while hi
struggled to help them out. He calico
for his father who lives nearby, but be
fore the latter could arrive his strength
gave out and he sank into the cold water
u lifeless corpse. The others fo1tunatel,
were saved, but none too soon. Had MI
Keckeisen arrived a minute or so later
it is more than probable that all four O.
the children would have been taken will
cramps and shared the fate of thei
brave little companion.
Fire started in the residence occupied
by A. j. Alvin about two O'Clock Sun
day morning and made such rapid head
way that even the inmates of the hous,
were not aware of the danger until 1t wa.
almost too late to escape. When final
! ly they were aroused by the cracking Of
the flames, they barely had time to- gel
out o. the house through an upper win.
dow and were not even able to clothe
themselves before doing SO. Mr.. Alvin
grabbed q bunch of clothing and fired II