New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-01

5ssss =. -. McElHlnny has I6nIed aTOOmS IN
the Schnetz residence on Broadway.
Mrs. VIM. oerg Of st. Paul is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. Aag. schell.
Chas. stuebe has sold the property Just
north Of Judge Brandt's to John Kahut.
Robert Hauenstein has gone to Spring
field to work in the cigar factory Of VIM.
Mueller.
G. Kickuch purchased a fine nickel
plated Gladiator wheel Of F. w. Hauen-
stein last week.
E. Sclumpberger, who has deem work
ing for w. J. Paffrath in Springfield, re-
turned to this city last week.
The Misses Ella and Meta Setter return
ed from st. Paul Friday evening. They
were accompanied by Vera and Leslie
Helmes.
Miss Anna Engel arrived here from Chi
cago Thursday afternoon IN company
with her sick brother, William who died
Monday morning.
Remenyi's date in this city has not
been cancelled. Word was received from
Chicago yesterday to the effect that he
would appear here on the 18th as agreed
Chas. w. Retzlaff of North St. Paul
visited here during the week with rela-
tives. His sister-in-law, Miss. Title Ju-
nj of Milford, accompanied him to St.
Paul for medical treatment.
The following outside attorneys were
in the city on Saturday: Choate and
Burlington of Minneapolis, Brown of Wi
mona. Clague of Lamberton and Madigan
and Doliff of Redwood Falls. .~=&
Attorneys Brown of Wlnona and Lind
of this city argued motion for a new
trial in the Christian Hacker case before
Judge Weber on Saturday. The matter
was finally submitted on briefs.
Gilbert johnson of Lake Hanska was
examined before Judge Laudenschlager
on Monday and committed to the asylum
forinsane ct St. Peter. This is the second
time Mr.. Johns has been committed.
John Lind has won another county seat
victory, the two Judges, Severance and
Caldwell, having decided the Sibley coun-
ty squabble in favor of Arlington. Asso-
ciated with Mr.. Lind in behalf of Airing
ton was Attorney Mcclellan of Glencoe.
Louis Poehler, one of the old settlers
of CORTLAND, died last Wednesday morn
ing at the age of seventy-fve. Mr.. Poeh-
Ter came to Courtland from Illinois ear
ly in the COS and has resided there as
thrifty and industrious farmer ever since,
On Saturday Judge Weber granted
divorce to Carrie Nicholae of Lafayette
and authorized her to resume her maiden
name of Hahn. The divorce was gran
ted on the grounds of desertion by her
husband Immediately after their marriage.
The contract for building DR.. Strick-
ler's new residence was awarded on We'd
nesday to Herman Schapekahm and Hen
ny Hanschen. In part payment the con-
tractors agreed to purchase the old Stark
property next to the Dakota House for
$500.
That charivaring affair in Bernadotte
is now in the hands of Attorney John
Lind. 1t is probable that the boys will
not feel as gay in the hands of julius
Block as they did the evening of the we'd
ding at Observation-Disclosures correspon-
dence in Nicollet County Independent,
Little Laura Baarsch was bitten on the
leg by a strange dog Sunday night and
soon after little boy met with SINH
lar experience IN the same neighborhood.
Another sood reason why dogs shouldn't
be allowed to run at large, for as has
been often said you'll never know weth-
er they bite or not until 1t is too late.
Remenyi, the violinist, was reported
to have been taken sick while filling a.,
engagement in an Iowa town the fore
part of the week, but it is not thought
that the attack is such that it will inter-
fere with the date II this city on the 13
til. At any rate, no official notice of the
cancelling Of the date has been received.
Mrs. Margaret Evans Of Cambria, who
was sick in this city several weeks dur
ing the summer as the result of Il deg
bite at Lake Crystal, has commenced suit
for damages against Alkaline Chaffee, the
owner Of the dog, The lnjary is perma-s
nent, it is claimed, and the plaintiff de-
mands $4,000 in addition to a bill Of 5000