New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-23
The Local
News Of
the Week.

She told me that size loved me more HE
Than all the teacher summing;
But she, alas! is only four s5
And Christmas day is coming!
Cleveland P1aindealer.
clough's official plurality is $500.
Mrs. A. G. Setter Of Winthrop spent
Thursday here.
Miss Augusta Rinkel will spend the
holidays in st. Peter.
The Central Elevator at Franklin was
destroyed by fire on Friday.
Herman Pfaender has returned from
South St. Paul and will remain.
Mrs. Henningsen entertained party
of friends at whist Thursday evening.
Mrs. V. Klaus fell on the ice the other
day and sustained rather painful injuries.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Zschuncke Of Springfield on Fri
day.
State Senator Peterson of Nicollet
county was in the city for short while
Friday. -...-.-< #. ~
The Great Western Band will give a
public concert at one of the halls early
in January.
Mr.. Koenig of Minneapolis was in the
city the past week representing the Freie
Press Herold.
Mrs. Henry Mueller of CORTLAND, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. G. A.
johnson, in St. Peter.
VIM. Gieseke Of Sleepy Eye left for
Germany last Tuesday. He expects to
return about June 1st.
Operator Perry of the Northwestern
has been transferred to day position at
Watertown, South Dakota.
JOS. GALES has secured the ri ght for
Brown County to sell novel f1at-lron
invention Ct Kansas City man.
Fire broke out in the window decora-
tons of Hauenstein's jewelry store on
Saturday but was promptly extinguished.
A. C. Mathes came down from Spring.
field saturday to take home his wife,
she having been i'll at the hospital for
some weeks.
Albert Pfaender of the State Univer-
sity and Norman Lind Of the Pillsbury
Academy arrived home on Saturday for
the holidays.
Julius REIN was one of the losers in
the Ryan Annex fire in st. Paul on Fri
day. His loss is estimated at $500, with
out insurance.
Cuban sympath1zers are banding to-
gether in this city and will be ready at a
moments notice to move to the aid o:
the insurgents.
Prof. and Mrs. George Wagner arrived
here Monday evening from Lawrence,
Kansas, to spend the holidays with the
formers parents.
The village council of Springfield have
awarded contract for ste am engine
and fixtures for their electric light plant
to Lide s. Son of Springfield, III.
Elmer H. Dearth, at one time editor
of the LIE Suenr News and also deputy
insurance commissioner, was in the city
Thursday. Mr.. Dearth is now with the
Equitable Life.
j. S. Vandiver, the St. Paul Dispatch
SANDER gatherer, was in town FRIDAY,
evidently trying to find something upon
which that paper may base defense in
the libel suit brought by MI. Lind,
Jacob Dummer and Andrew Biebel
of West Newton have each purchased
one hundred head of Montana sheep
from Chas. Stuebe and will go into the
wool growing industry on an extensive
scale. =. Z
Tie state auditor has sent to the local
county auditor the sum Of 81 1888 for
tree bounties, the number of acres plan
ted being SIT. Next to Renville, Brown
county receives the largest amount of
any IN the state. u
Jovial Joe Siebel, a we'll known trav-
cling man through this section in former
years, committed suicide in San Francis
co last week. Poverty was the cause,
notwithstanding Siebel was once rich
man. Nearly everybody in New Ulm.
knew him.
At Turner Hall Saturday evening a
joint meeting was held of the Ladies So
ciety and Turnverein. In addition to
the regular business, a programme ofen-
tertainment was carried out, including a
debate on the question of morality
whether it can be taught by education
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