New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-30

Adam stadick was down from sleepy
Eye Thursday. 35. &
Geo. Oswald is here from La Crosse
on q brief visit.
Miss Title CRUDE Of ST. Paul is visit
ing with Miss Meta Setter.
Conrad Bong, the Tracy electrician.
was here several days Of last week.
Fred spaeth and Henry Vedder, two
winthrop ites, sundayed ii the city.
A new road is being laid between the
Empire and New Tim Roller Mills.
W. T. Eckstein and Chas. Toberer are
spending few days in the Sanity City.
Miss Meta Setter entertained the So.
cial Club at the Dakota House last eve
ming.
Mrs. Adolph Alvin went to Sleepy
Eye Monday to visit with friends.
good.
Ed. Precht has sold his CORTLAND
farm of eighty acres TO Geo. Gieseke for
$2,425.
Miss Helen Richert, young lady of
CORTLAND, died last Wednesday of con-
sumption. s>-
F. Heimerdinger and family of Col
den Gate spent Christmas with relatives
in this city. Ill. 7
Prof Critchett is attending a meeting
of the Educational Association in St.
Paul this week.
Saturday was the anniversary of the
hanging of the thirty-eight Sioux In
dians in Mankato in 1862.
Henry Mauch, formerly of this coun-
ty, was recently elected treasurer of his
home county in South Dakota.
Chris. Heller writes from Clackamas,
Oregon, that he is improving in health
and will be home in short time.
AS very acceptable Christmas gift,
Mrs. Robert Loheyde presented her hus-
band on Saturday with fine baby boy.
It will interest many in New Ulm to
learn that on the 21st of the month, Geo.
Koffuud, the popular travelling man, be-
came Benedict.
A. J. Alvin on Monday awarded the
contract for a $4,000 residence to G. A.
Hers. The dwelling will be erected on
Summit Ave. and is to be completed by
May 1st.
Col. Bobleter, it is understood, will
once more take up his residence in New
Ulm as one of the officers of the Brown
County Bank. The people of the city
will welcome him back. .>
There will be New Years dance at
Turner Hall tomorrow evening. Leap
year ends with it and will not return
again until the earth has travelled eight
times more it's course about the sun. A
hint to the fair ones should he sufficient.
At the inquest over the bodies of Sam
uel Putnam and May Collins in Boston,
the physicians rendered a unanimous
verdict to the effect that their death
must have been purely accidental and
that no improper relations had existed
between the parties deceased.
The dance given by the Sons of Vet
Grams at Turner Hall ON Saturday eve
ming was one of the great social success
ses of the season. The hall was literally
crowded with dancers and merriment
ceigDed in every nook and corner. Eek
STEMS orchestra furnished the music.
Jacob Klossner Jr. was pleasantly sur
p'ised by large number Of friends last
Thursday evening, the occasion being
the tiftieth anniversary of his birth. A
mong the other pleasant features of the
evening, Mr.. John Klossner, as spokes-
man, presented his brother with hand
some gold-headed cane. r..
A citizen of Belgrade township in Mic
ollet county claims to have. invented a
rotary engine that is superior to the
Brambel engine. Experts who have
examined the model say It has solved
the question of cheaper steam power
The inventor is a practical engineer and
is confident that his is the discovery Of
the year.
Christmas passed off pleasantly in
New Ulm, this year, and occasioned the
usual amount of happiness and good will.
Every home had its trimmed and lighted
tree and every family atleast some cheer.
In all of the churches there were charac.
teristic exercises and IN the Turner Hall,