New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-08

is " a A. Hubbard ls acting as, deputy
clerk during the regular court session,
The county mmissioners convened In
annual session yesterday at the court
house.
Dr.. Hirsch entertained party Of gem
tleman friends at whist last Tuesday
evening.
Alfred Vogel has rented number Of
rooms in the Blanchard dwelling on Cen
ter Street.
Whooping cough has invaded the city
to an alarming extent the past two or
three days.
Drs, James Of Mankato and Kohler Of
Minneapolis, both eye specialists, were in
the city Sunday.
Rob. Fesemeier attended the marriage
IN Morton yesterday of his brother,
Frank, and Miss Bluhm.
Dr.. ]. w. B. Welcome sr. of Sleepy
Eye will act as coroner during DR.. Roth
enburg's absence in the east. ~
The firm of Frantz & Frank in Slee-
py Eye has dissolved. Mr.. Frank con-
tinues in the business as sole owner.
G. W, Block of CORTLAND won the fine
music box which was ratified off by W.
G. Alvin. This makes the third one he
has won within two Years.
Louis Buenger Jr. wepa to St. Paul
Thursday preparatory to taking the
the road as salesman for Branard
Bros. & Cope, furniture manufacturers.
L. G...Vogel has given up his position
as book-keeper for the Empire Mill, but
will continue with the new firm, the
New Ulm Roller Mill Co., as travelling
salesman.
S. D. Peterson went to Granite Falls
the forepart of the week to attend the
funeral of an elder brother, Amund Pc
terson, who died on Monday at the age
OF seventy years.
Last week the contractors for build
ing the Minneapolis, New Ulm & South
western began the laying of ties and
rails. They counted on having mile
laid by Saturday evening.
The Winthrop News says the Review
was misinformed as to the Pfstcr case.
1t claims that the, disputed matter was
settled out of court in favor of the
Plaintiff aud against the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Falk were pleas
antly surprised by their Milford friends
on Sunday evening. The party that
took possession If their home for few
hours was large and happy one.
Chas. Toberer will go to St. Paul this
week to hear the Damrosch Opera Co.
The company is exclusively German, con-
slsts of no people and deals only with
the music of Wagner and Beethoven.
Hon. H. W, G. Heideman, who is now
visiting his brother, Cha1lie, in this CITY,
is lawyer in Montana and also prom
inent Republican politician. He ran
for the State Senate year ago and also
stumped the State with Gov. Richards.
The Minneapolis Times is authority
for the statement that Roger Denzer, St.
Peters crack amateur pitcher, was much
sought after by the manager of the
Cleveland club. Cleveland, it will be
remembered, captured the national pen
nant.
The masquerade at Turner Hall on the
list OF February will be the masquerade
of the season, There will be more fine
groups and brilliant costumes. more
comic and original characters and bet
ter stage performances than have ever
been seen here before.
The Turnverein on Saturday evening
reelected all of tie old officers as fol-
lows: President, Chas. L. Roos; vice.
president, Geo. Schmidt; corresponding
secretary, Peter scherer; recording secre-
tary, Paul Voss; treasurer, F. Burg ST.;
LIST turnwart, Ed. Petry; 2nd turnwart,
VIM. Herian.
The Advance says that DR.. Rothen-
burg left for New York City on Tues
day, where he will spend the coming
three months in taking past graduate
course at a surgical college. While
away be expects to visit his old home at
Buffalo and his brother in Delaware. re-
turning to Springfield early in April.
The fire company on Monday evening
elected the following officers: President.
Fred Pfaender; vice-president, Herman
Nagel; treasurer, Emil Wicherski; secre.
tary, VIM. Brust; foreman Hook and