New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-02
The Local
News O
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Who hired a fellow to shovel his snow,
But instead of a shovel he gave him hoe,
For he was hoe-me-a-path,y you know
Now is the winter of our discomfort.
Now is the time totbuy thermometers,
They're low.
August Wild is home from Eureka,
South Dakota.
Miss McCabe of St. Peter is visiting
at the Mullen homo, -
w. w. sDunning, the Winthrop stock
man, was in the city Friday.
Fir. Jaworsky, the cooper, broke his
knee-cap Wednesday IN q fall.
Mrs. F. W.Johnson returned from her
St. Paul visit Wednesday evening.
Ex-Mayor Pau of Mankato was in.
the city on legal business Monday.
Chas. Toberer went to Tracy last week
to prompt in the Thanksgiving dance.
Johnny Nenno came down from Ira
cy last Wednesday to remain few days.
Judge Laudenschlaeger was in his Of
fee for the first time in weeks on Mon
day. 4.
Drs. Stricken and Fritsche operated
upon Student Rock Saturday for appen-
dicitis. ~.
A. w. Bingham and wife ate turkey at
Sleepy Eye Thursday with Mr.. Bing-
hams brother. r..,..t. --E
Hum Hung, formerly in the laundry
business in this city,will engage in bust
ness in Tracy.
Rev. Eyrich went to LIE Sueur Monday
to ordain his successor in tie passionate
at that place. r
Matte Vickers, the queen of soubret-
tes, in Jacquine, at Turner Hall next
Friday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Weiser entertained party
of lady friends at whist Monday alter
noon and evening.
A Bavarian band has been furnishing
music upon Our streets since Wednesday.
They render some excellent music.
H. R. Kittle, the popular drug sales
man, spent Thanksgiving Day here, en-
joying the fruits of successful election
wagers.
Anton Zieske, who works for Geo.
Martinka, had one of the bones Of his
arm split in falling upon the ice one day
last week.
The telegraph wires west of Sleepy
Eye came down in Fridays blizzard and
the Northwestern trains were several
hours late =. t.;
Mrs. Valentine Bott was called down
from Sanborn early in the week to attend
her daughter, who is receiving medical
treatment here.
The annual stock holders meeting of
the Brown CO. Agricultural Society will
be held on the second Saturday in De-
cember at Turner Hall. ~
Charlie Heideman and Albert Setter
have Jointly enrolled themselves among
the inventors of the day. They inyen.
ted an air castle last week.
K.sBingham Klanz, who has been do
ing stenographic work in the Office of
Bingham Bros. for several menths, has
accepted position in St. Paul.
Mr.. Schnoberich, tie butcher, was
brought before Justice Brandt on Satur-
day, charged with Strengthening stock
without a license. He finally pleaded
guilty and paid the required fee.
Mic Franta of West Newton has erec-
ted saloon building in Lafayette which
he intends to open on the lst of January.
Alvin s. Sondau of this city have Just
completed the plastering contract.
Albert Behnke experienced a fall on
Wednesday that came very near re-
sulting seriously. As it was, ne bones
were broken, but the victim of the icy
sleet was unconscious for several hours
thereafter. s-
Willie Huhn, a workman in the Eagle
Mill, had the tip of his left fore-inger
cut off in some of the machinery on We'd
nesday and the flesh Of the second finger
badly lacerated. DR.. Weiser dressed the
wounds.
Col. Ingersoll is suffering from sciatic
rheumatism and has therefore cancelled
all of his lecture engagements. This
will prevent his being heard by the peo-
pie of New Ulm this winter as had been
expected.
F. Heimerdinger and wife and VIM
Werring and wife came down from Col
don Cate Friday tn attend the funnrol