New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-22
Albert Baarsch Is home from Red6eld.

JOnn LaudenScnlagef OF MafSndll IS
visiting here with his father.
Mrs. French is here from Minneapolis,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Brey.
Mr.. Jacoby Of Milwaukee was doing
business in the city the forepart Of the
week.
Horace Newhart has finally concluded
to take the medical course at the Michi-
gan University.
Attorney NJ. E. Matthews of Marshall
spent Sunday here with his father-in-law,
Werner Boesch.
While splitting wood at his home last
week, Jos. Macho cut bad cash in his
knee with an axe.
Billy Morrow, who usea to pitch for
the New Ulm Baseball Club was married
at Mankato last week.
Mrs. G. B. Liver arrived from Omaha
Monday afternoon to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Bingham. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham enter
tanned a party of friends Saturday eve
ming in honor of Miss Jewett.
Rev. Thompson of St. Peter will hold
Episcopal services at the home of S. D.
Peterson, on the evening of the 30th.
DIR. Emil Mueller reports the loss by
Jos. searles of CRANKY of six valuable
horses. The disease was peculiar one
In giving the list of Carnival attaches
the st. Paul Dispatch mentions J. J.
Miller as Herzog Won Ulm. Who is J.
J. Miller?
Co. A. has elected the following new
officers; President, Albert Koch; vice.
president, Capt. Steinhauser; secretary
M. O. Peters; treasurer, Louie Mueller.
H. c. Garvin, freight superintendent
of the Chicago & Northwestern attended
meeting of the bank directors of the
Brown County Bank on Thursday eve.
ming.
The Minneapolis Journal learns from
its correspondents throughout the State
that John Lind is largely favored fol
delegate at large to the National Repub.
lican convention.
Christian Ahlness has been elected
president OF the Lake Hanska Creamery
Co. Fir. Walter succeeds John Reinhart
as director of the Sigel-C Cottonwood
! skimming station.
The marriage. of Alfred J. Vogel ani
Miss Ella Stuebe will occur at the Lu
theran church on the afternoon of tn,
Both. A reception will follow at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuebe. :
Photographer Manderfeld is engaged
IN the work of making group pictur,
of the members of the Germania Lodg,
of Hermann Sisters. The picture viii
consist of tifty-Eine photographs
At Turner Hall next Sunday evenin,
the Dramatic Section will present til,
five-act comedy, Gretchen's Polterabend
The piece is rich in humor and is sale
to be even more laughable than Papage
no.
W. W. Dunning, Winthrop's we'll
known cattle buyer, came over this weel
by way of St. Peter to see Mr.. Stuebe. L
would seem that Dunning has got owe,
ridingoverland and getting of every once
and while to punch up the steers.
The jury IN the case of Chas. Klotz
as administrator of the Hacker estate, &.
gainst the Winona & St. Peter Railroad
Co. returned a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff of $500. The arguments OF
both Brown and Lind were exceptional.
~ aOle ana interesting.
The case of the Eagle Mill Co. vs.. G.
H. Dillman and his bondsmen, brough,
to recover the value of 5000 bushels Of
wheat, was dropped from trial, and, with
mutual understanding on the part Of
both sides that an appeal should be talk.
en- to the Supreme Court, 1t was simply
argued before Judge Weber on a point
of law regarding illegal contracts. "
The Mankato Free Press says that an
agent of the Chicago & Northwestern
road has been in that city for some time
quietly picking up pieces of property a.
long the line of that road into the city
in order to provide for q double track.
He has nearly finished has work and has
been successful in securing the desired
ground. This puts the Northwestern in
q position to improve its trackage in
that city and be ready for the proposed
extension to New Ulm.