New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-03
The Local
News ! Of
the Week.

with Frank Burg Jr.
The Hauenstein- Schmid party arrived
safely at Nordham on the Goth.
Fred Hofer and family have moved
into their old residence on State Street.
John G. Rudolph has rented rooms in
Prof. Nix's residence building on Broad
way.
The Turnver1en Sunday School picnic
will be held at Alwin's grove on the
18th inst.
James Sapey has moved into the Christ.
man building, corner of Broadway and
First South Street.
Mrs. 81. G.. Mueller writes from Chica
90 that she will return to New Ulm, t.
remain, in the near future.
g. A. Zelle, the boot and shoe dealer
has secured the services of an exper
shoemaker in John Hoffman,.
The case of S. u. Peterson VS.. the Yves
tern Union Telegraph Co. was argued be
fore the Supreme Court on Friday.
Court opened at Marshall yesterday
with Judge Webher in charge. Steno'
grapher Eckstein is also in attendance.
E. V. Hoadly arrived in the city or
Friday to relieve Express Agent Noel.
hinny who will spend the summer al
Pierre.
Charlie Heideman went to Kasota
Saturday morning to join fishing
party bound for Lake Jefferson in Lie
Sueur county.
Miss Jennie Crone: daughter Of Henry
Crone, returned from Chicago on Thurs
day, having attended school there fo1
several months.
John Engelbert left for Portland, Ore
gon, on Wednesday, intending to remain
about b. month. He thinks of locating
there in the fall.
Mrs. Robert Hughes, an old resident
of Cambria, died on Friday, aged sixty.
four years. She came to this section oil
the country in 1868.
W. A. Hubbard went west Thursday on
business trip. He is now travelling fo1
the Woods Harvester Co., his territory ex-
tending from St. Peter to the western
State line.
Quite party of lady friends gathered
at the home of Mrs. Chas. L. Roos on
Friday evening and were pleasantly en-.
tertained. The occasion was birthday
anniversary.
Geo. Backer of Redwood Falls and
Otto Backer of st. Paul met here on
Saturday to discuss final arrangements
relative to embarklng in the milling
business at Mankato.
Charles Mulvehill, who was we'll
known here as travelling salesman and
still better as brother of the late Tom
Mulvehill, died last week at Jerome, Ari-
IONA. He was cousin of Mrs. Mullen
The Lamberton Star says that move
IS being made towards uniting the Con-
gregational congregations of Lamberton,
Springfield and Selma aad employing
Rev. Campbell, formerly Of this city, as
pastor.
Eleonore. the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Keller, who are here on a
visit from Chicago, died Thursday morn
ing and was buried Friday afternoon.
The grief stricken parents have the SYM
pathy of all.
The Gruuholz boys of CORTLAND, who
went north in an endeayor to secure cheap
land at the opening Of the Red Lake res
ervation, returned the forepart of the
week without having succeeded in graft
flying their desires.
At the District Christian Endeavor
Convention to be held at Mankato June
9Th, 9th and 18th, Herman Held of this
city will read paper on ~.Testimony-
Our Witness and A. II. Lienhaid one
on acceptable unto God.''
John Liebel of West Newton who was
taken to St. Peter last week on a charge
of assault and battery upon the person
of his wife was given u hearing before
Justice Sackett and fined $50 and costs.
Not being able or DESTROYS of paying it,
he was sent to Jail for 80 days.
Attorney S. L. Pierce of St. Paul, the
gentleman who prosecuted M. NJ. Madi-
gan so successfully, IS Of the opinion
that his son who disappeared from Red
wood Falls while practicing law there,
is now in Cuba fighting in. the ar
mics of the patriots. Too good to be-