New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-25
Emil Iraeger was il IL tie city Thur

Mrs. E. Hs Behnke vii entertain her
lady friends at tea this afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. John Friedel were over
from Gibbon Monday and yesterday.
attorney schorregge well knownh here
has removed from Olivia to Fairfax.
The United States Express Co. has
furnished the local agent with fine new
sleigh
\ Sociological Club will be. OF anized2
|: in connection with the Turnyerein this
winter. ..53 81,
Wm.Stege Of Courtland and Miss Ber--
tina Hnehne Of this city We're united IN.
vedlock today.
Attorney Hagberg went to st. Peter
Friday to settle up the Garrioch estate in
Probate Court SIS
The Sons Of Veterans will give a
dance at Turner Hall on Saturday eve
ming. december 10Th. s8S
Rev. Eyrlch went to Lake Prairie in
Nicollet county on Wednesday to per-
form q marriage ceremony.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. goes to Tracy this
evening and to Marshall tomorrow to
assist Henry subilia's orchestra.
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John Fussner, the young man who was
| accidently shot in the neck at ST. Cloud
some weeks ago, returned to the city
last Friday.
An addition will he built to St. Alex.
ander's Hospital next year, that, with
heating apparatus and plumbing, will
cost from 100000 70 $4,000.
4, Dr.. J. W. B. Welcome Jr. of Sleepy
Eye stopped off here Monday in compa-
ny with Miss Barke, a hospital nurse,
who is to locate in our neighborlng city.
Work on the new telephone system
was commenced Monday. Fifteen men
were put to work and it is the intention
to have everything completed within
| three weeks. -s.a
At Redwood Falls last week, Q. B.
4 Turrell of the -defunct Citizens Bank was
acquitted of the charge Of embezzlipg
$4,000 and also of the charge of receiv-
ing deposits after he knew the bank
was insolvent. -
Geo. Hauenstein received bad, cash
in his thigh while bo.tllng wine at John
F. Neumann's Monday afternoon. Just
how the accident happened it is difficult
! to say, but it was the result of a bottle
breaking while driving in the cork.
The death of Mrs. Julius Mielke from
consumption occurred last Thursday
morning after many years Of suffering
Mrs. Mielke was only thirty-fv year.
of age and leaves a husband and two
Children to bereave over her departure.
Oh. Ross of Minneapolis was in the
city Thursday. Ross has shaved off hi.
mustache, and while it doesn't improve
his appearance to any extent, the fac
that he did it in the joyous excitement
that followed McKinley'selec excu
ses him.. .-..-ss-
The marriage of Miss Emma Hack
barth and Mr.. John Pelzer of La Crosse
will occur today. The bride is an es
Unable young New Ulnl lady and ,ht
groom teacher in the schools of Ia
Crosse. The Review extends its hes,
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Swanson Of Lafa
j yette gave a s'hat party" few nights
j ago. Each girl brought al old hat and
some trimming and then the boys entered
into contest to see who could do the
incest trimming. Erland Swenson won
the prize. 4
r. OOo. sAAOlAuAdHl w DIS cAdtuAut1ds Dy LIS
Weiser and Schoch before Judge Lauden.
schlaeger yesterday morning and com.
mitted to the asylum for insane at ST
Peter. Holzmann is a young German
and appears to be afflicted Will, melan.
choly nothing more. .
Mra. Michael Brendel OF Sleepy Eve
was brought down to the New Tim hos.
pital Friaay afternoon and died the next
day. SHE was a sufferer from compli.
cation q diseases resulting finally in il.
aamation of the bowels. The deceased
was sixty years Of age.
Will Heidel of st. Peter, formerly 81
Nicollet. is very apt to lose his eye-sight
as the result Of being struck b an icy
SNOWFALL thrown by some urch,iin. This
ought tesbe another striking Indication
lof the necessity Of absolutely prohibit
ingthe throwing Of snow balls upon any
lot the thoroughfar