New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-17

A. N. Roos has purchased the hearse Of
Mat Schneider.
Mrs. VIM. Mueller IS here on q visit
from Springfield.
John sch1umpberger, has been granted
an original pension.
Phillip Gruye Of Winthrop called on
his New Ulm relatives Monday.
A. G. Won Hagen and R. H. Bingham
were business visitors in our city Satur-
day.
Court at Redwood Falls came to a
close on Saturday. Next week Judge
Webber will go to st. Peter.
Mrs. w. A. Eden of Duluth and Mrs.
J. R. Golf of Columbus, Wisconsin, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Mute.
The Caecilian Society are preparing
10 give theatre -"Sonntagejaeger''-
at their hall the latter part of the month.
Last week Aug. W1ndhorn traded his
200 acre farm south of Sleepy Eye for
that of Martin Sieg few miles east of
Sleepy Eye.
Ladies from Cambria and CORTLAND
were in the city during the week, col
Letting a fund for furnishing the new
Welsh church. AZ 'a '.,@<a
EMIL Steinhausel was down from Lam
berton over Sunday. Emil has already
succeeded in working up flourishing
business III his new field.
Chas. Hermann -and~ o. NJ. Olsen at
tended the Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons in St. Paul last week as
delegates from the local lodge.
A valuable horse, belonging to Kretch
& Brust, died during the week. It was
one of the horses usually used in hauling
the hook and ladder truck to fires.
The public school children, under the
direction of Mrs. Upper, are preparing
to present a cantata at one of the local
halls during the Christmas season. g."
]. H. Doty will make arrangements
to have the delegates to the Christian
Endeavor Convention next year nav a
vivlsit to his summer resort near Court
land.
Miss Nellie Woolson returned to her
home in Window last week, after a pro-
longed visit with her sister, Mrs. Well
come. The latter accompanied her to
Window.
Miss Olga Swenson, clerk at the Col
den Rule, was taken suddenly sick with
appendicitis the forepart of the week.
On Wednesday an operation was per-
formed at the hospital. -.
DR.. G. A. McFadden of Duluth has
been very low with typhoid fever the
past two weeks. A letter received on
Monday brought the information that he
was somewhat improved.
1t has been agreed among the attor-
neys in the Grimmer-Scanlan case that
John Lind shall argue the case before
the supreme court in behalf of Grimmer,
and Sawyer for the Scanlans.
The telephone line between New Ulm
and Sleepy Eye was completed and used
for the first time Saturday afternoon.
The value of this extension Will be ap-
preciated more and more as time goes
on. -' -
The Northwestern freight depot is to
be entirely remodeled. The interior
walls will be torn out completely and
an arrangement made that will give the
local employees the finest freight offices
along the line. ,.-.~ -. Il.
A thirteen year-old son of August
Nehls, who lives near the backyard, was
playing on the St. Louis turn-table Sun
day afternoon, and, as is usually the re-
suit of such sport, had his foot smashed.
It is thought that the injured portion
will have to be amputated.
A Redwood county jury last week re-
turned verdict of $40 in favor of the
plaintiff in the case OF Senator E. D.
French against the Redwood Gazette for
libel. On the previous trial the verdict
was in favor of the defendant, but Judge
Weber granted new trial.
Mr.. Boelter, German farmer living
a few miles north Of Gibbon, was in the
city Friday, looking for his daughter,
Rosa, who, he claims, ran away from
home few days before. The girl, he
says, is only sixteen years Of age, and
had no apparent reason for leaving her
parents in such astrange manner.