New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-15

with sickness.
Miss Annie Engel returned to Chicago.
on Wednesday.
Chas. Z. Roos spent the week at Min
neapolis and Des Moines.
Chas. Stuebe Is up at Pierre this week
looking after his cattle interests.
Mrs. Geo. Grimm Of Springfield has
been spending the week here with her
mother.
Col. Bobltter is candidate for alder
man in the Ninth Ward in St. Paul on
the Republican ticket this year.
County Attorney Clague of LANDER
ton will deliver lecture at Springfield
thss week on fen, Women and crimi-
nals,''
Judge Weber will hold court in. Rem
vile county this week. Pending the de-
cision OF the Supreme court, he will open
business at Olivia.
A petition is being circulated among
tho business men asking them to close
up their stores at o'clock in the eve
ming. 1t IS being literally signed.
The members of the Eastern Star took
possession of MI. and MIS-. F. Ell. Behn-
ke's home on Saturday evening and
treated them to pleasant surprise.
Gene Koehler is mounting two fine
specimens of the Cameron Duck, shot
last week near Springfield. These birds
are very rare and are unusually large and
beautiful.
J. P. Mulvehill, the st. Paul livery
man, was in the city during the week
buying up a carload of horses. He is a
brother of the Mulvehill who used to
live in this city.
The date for the anniversary celebra-
ton of the Turner Zoeglingsverein has
been changed to April 25th. On that
occasion the Dramatic Section Will pre-
sent one-act play.
Geo. W. Scherer was up from Mankato
on Wednesday. He will be candidate
for denomination and reelection as su-
perintendant of schools this year and
there is hardly any doubt of his success.
On the day-of his election to the may
orality, DR., Weschcke received word
from Prussia of the death OF his only
brother at Li1olingerode,of which village
he was mayor at the time. He was sew
enty years<of age.
III the contest for alderman in st. Pc
ter, G. A. johnson was beaten by H. G.
Miller. The Nicollet County Indepen-
dent boasts over the outcome as If it
were burdened with all the Importance
of presidential election.
Henry Goede, who has been in St.Paul
the last few weeks getting in readiness
the sattler branch photograph gallery,
returned to New Ulm last evening.
Frank Sattler will remain in St. Paul and
have charge of the gallery,
Last week Congressman McLeary pre-
sented to congress petition from the city
council of St. Peter asking that the Min
nesota river 5e declared unnavigable a.
bove Carver. If the request should be
granted it will do away with the necessi-
ty of building draw bridges.
Judge Weber has granted a new trial
in the case Of Cumby, as assignee, versus
Samuel Zuckermann and others. 1t will
be remembered that this case was one of
the most important at the June term of
last year and was noted for its Hebrew
proclivlties and strong swearing. The
verdict was against the Jews who had
been running the store at Springfield.
Claus Anthony, formerly of Lafayette
but now resident of Oregon, has sold
the old Jake Klossner farm to Mr.. Dur
balm for $4,000. Mr.. Anthony offered
this farm to his son-1n-law, George Eben-
hoch, some years ago for $1,000, but
parties recently wrote to Anthony stat
ing that Mr.. Ebenhoch did not want it.
1t now appears that such was not the
case, and the deal is therefore apt to
cause trouble. At least, SO says the La
fayette correspondent to the Nicollet
County independent.
A new time card will 90 into effect
over the Northwestern road next Sunday.
1t will be one that will be greatly appre-
ciated in New Ulm, for it will not only
furnish us better time and service be-
tween here and the Twin Cities, but also
more rapid mail service between ...ere and
Chicago. The passenger trains will run
every day in the week, including Sun
day, and for the present are scheduled as
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