New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-30
The Local
News Of
the Wsek.

the Dakota House.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jnli-:
US Hartneck on Thursday.
Ed. Precht of CORTLAND township will
remove to Redwood county.
Mrs. Scott and son, Alex, are visiting
friends in Rochester and Winona.
The large music box at the City Drug
Store will be raffled off on New Years
Eve. .s
James Irving has gone to Michigan to
visit the balance of the winter with rela-
tives.
w. A. Hubbard arrived home from a
trip through southern lows Thursday
evening.
Geo. Doster will leave in few days
for Buffalo, New York, to visit with
relatives.
Miss Agnes Halpin of this county was
married to Mr.. Geo. Downing of Mime
apolis yesterday.
Misses Amalia Nix, Minnie Fischer
and Minnie Pfaender are all home from
St. Paul this week.
DR.. Weiser has once more been cleo
ted physician for the Modern Woodmen
Lodge at CORTLAND.
Geo. Doehne Jr. has resigned his posi-
ton in St. Paul and will spend the rest
Of the winter in this city.
Jos. Epple's Christmas must have
been unusually happy. His wife presen-
ted him with pretty daughter.
A couple of expert glass blowers have
been giving exhibitions in the Max Rein
hart building the past few days.
G. H. Kiesling has sold his saloon in
Winthrop to Glencoe parties and will go
into the steam laundry business. $50: -
Miss Carrie friedman, who has been
making her home in Utah for several
years, arrived here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Liver, who has been spending
several months here, returned with her
little daughter to Omaha Monday after
noon.
Judge Weber will hold special
term of court at Redwood Falls January
Goth for the purpose of issuing naturali-
zation papers.
Edward G. Kuss, the basso, joined az
Opera Co.last week, fact that may pre-
vent him from giving his proposed con-
cert in this city in January.
May White, who was arrested in Min
neapolis recently for being connected
with the midnight hold-ups IN that city,
was formerly resident of Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson and son, Albert,
of Springfield transacted business in the
probate court yesterday. Attorney Son.
erville of Sleepy Eye accompanied them.
Chas. L. Roos went to Winona and
the Twin Cities on business. Next week
he will make a trip through the east,
including New York, Boston and Phila
delphia.
Adam Reuter-, through his attorney,
Jos. A. Eckstein. has brought suit against
the Chicago & Northwestern on account
of the injuries sustained in gravel pit
last summer.
Among other students who came home
for the holidays we're: Edward Hensel,
St. Paul Park; Albert Boock and James
McEittrick, Minneapolis; Miss Grace
Newhart, Minneapolis.
Capt. Steinhauser and 1t. Buschers
went to St. Paul Monday to attend the
National Guard Convention. Mr.. Stein
hauser also attended meeting of the
constitutional committee of the Hermann
Sons.
New Ulm Lodge, Sons OF Hermann,
will be differed as follows during the
coming year: President, Chas. Hauen-
stein; vice president, Carl schroeck; Sec
rotary, julius Berndt; financial secretary,
Frank Burg Jr., treasurer, John Bellm
trustee Fred Setter.
A barn belonging to Peter Herian, los
Gated in the lower part of town and
used as an ice-house, was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday evening. How
the selaze started no one knows, but for
a while the old building made hot. fire.
It contained considerable hay and oats
and the loss therefore will amount to
$500. This IS partly covered by insur
ance.
Mrs. Patronella Adam, mother of An