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

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The Methodist church will be lighted
with acetylene.
The Kumm farm near this city has
been sold to Ben. Juni.
Mrs. Jacob Nix Of this city has been
granted an increase of pension.
E. A. Moeller, one of the St. Paul
Turner'S, spent Sunday here with friends.
Hubert Manderfeld and family will
leave for GAINESVILLE, Texas, next Mon
day.
Mr.. Buzzell will speak next Sunday
morning on "Man, the Creator of his
Thoughts"
G. G.. Deutzer and wife of Milwaukee
are spending few days with the latter's
sister, Mrs. J. j. Green.
The old Leibold building next to
Dengler's restaurant has been moved to
the rear of the Leibold barbershop.
H. O. Throstium. a real estate dealer
of Orfordsville, Wisconsin, called on his
brother-in-law, Sheriff Anderson, yester-
day. .#..=4s
In all probability the German Metho-
dists of Lafayette will tear down their
present church near Durbahn's and erect
new one at Klossner Station.
Prof. Jache, the Mankato piano tuner,
will be here again in couple of weeks.
Orders can be left for him either with
F. w. Hauenstein or W. G. Alvin.
The Catholic church has been furnished
with beautiful altar, the gift of the
Ladies' Society. The altar was made
in Glencoe and is indeed work of art.
r. D. Chase, before his swindli1g OPP
erations commenced alc~r ~ St. Louis
line, is said t. az.
Newton citizen ~ the $500, bv
selling him an interest in the grocery
and nursery business of Chase & Sven
son. ... -
Editor Green received a telegram
from St. Peter on Saturday announcing
the sudden death of Mrs. Green's sister,
Mrs. J. B. Sackett. Mrs. Sackett has
lived in St. Peter for nearly forty years
and had many friends in New Ulm who
will be PANIED to learn of her death. Mr..
and Mrs. Green attended the~funeral on
Monday. ~
John Woratschka was wounded on the
head by z rock thrown. by some person
in hiding, from the alley back of his sa-
loon at about eight O'clock Saturday
evening. Woratschka recognized his as
sailant as he made his escape, and an ar
rest followed on Monday. Fortunately
the wound was not serious, the rock
merely causing a bad scalp cut.
DR.. II. M. Bracken of Minneapolis,
secretary of the state board of health,
spent Saturday here inspecting the city.
He did not express himself at the time
on the conditions as he found them, but
will within few days make an official
report to the local board. He will s.lso
report in short while on the samples of
water sent to him for analysis from this
city.
0. B. Turrell of Redwood Falls has
been indicted again This time he is
charged with grand larceny in the Sec.
ond degree in connection with his man
agdment of the insolvent Citizens Bank.
Specifically he is accused of having kept
$446 belonging to his ward, Elmer Hol-
den. TurreII claims that the money was
all paid and that he has not received pay
for his services. Later Judge Webber
has dismissed the case because of an er-
ror in the indictment. FIR
General Agent Garvin of the North
western and General Freight Agent Hop
kins of the st. Louis road were IN the
city Wednesday and Thursday for the
purpose Of sounding the temper of the
people regarding the Commercial Unions
resolution for q reduction Of rates on
hard coal. From expressions dropped
BY representatives Of both roads it Is evil
dent that neither line is At all anxious
to have the matter pushed, but would
much prefer @ have the Commercial
Union table It's resolution indefinitely.
They argue that : reduction here would
mean ! reduction It various points and
. consequent loss Of Thousands Of dol
.lars to both lines Of road. The los at1
New Tim would IN itself 30 81 little mo-
moment, but It IS the aggregate that1