New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-17
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The Local
News Of
the Week.

Hon. VIM. Skinner of Milford is dang
erously ill.
The Eagle Mill Co.'s new boilers ar
rived Thursdays
Geo. Doster returned Wednesday from
his eastern trip.
C. G.. Rein scld a Schiller piano to
E. NJ. Schotzko yesterday.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Carleton on Saturday. -. r.
Attorney s. L. Pierce of St. Paul was
in the city on legal business Thursday:
Albert J. Alvin, the travelling man,
came home for a short while Saturday.
The carpenters commenced work yes
terday on the new residence of Albert
Alvin.
Theo. Crone went to Minneapolis
Monday afternoon to remain until sa'
turday.
Mr.. Fenscke moved his household
goods to his new home at Sleepy Eye
yesterday.
John Heymann Jr. returned Monday
from stay of several months in the
Sanity City.
Col. Bobleter went to Minneapolis
Monday on business connected with
| the Columbia National.
The Turner Society at their meeting
next Saturday evening will discuss the
| "initiative and referendum"
Miss Mary Fernbach Of Winthrop, who
has been visiting in the city with rela-
tives, returned home yesterday.
Frank Zschunke attended the anniver-
| sary celebration of the Springfield gym
nastic association Saturday evening.
The little child of Fred Behnke was
sick last week, almost to the point of
death, but is now slowly recovering.
The case of Mr.. Lind against the St.
Paul Dispatch for libel was commenced
in the Ramsey county courts yesterday.
Jacob Ptenn1nger went to St. Paul
Monday on business. Mr.. Pfenninger was
e ~. n
Bank.
The dime social, which was to have
been held at the Congregational parlors
a week ago, will be held next Friday
evening.
Miss Black of Sleepy Eye is the guest
of Mrs. Nick Picker this week. Miss
Snyder of the same town is also visiting
in the city.
A son of John Domeier of Sigel, who
is attending school in this city, is down
with diphtheria at the Sellner home on
Broadway.
Christian Regelin. a man about sew
enty years of age, died Monday evening.
He lived in the southern part OF the
town, not far from the college:
In the house last week Representative
Heimerdingeliv oted in favor of abolish
ing the law providing for capital pun
ishment. The great majority, however,
voted the other way.
Chas. Zuberbie1 returned from Kansas
with his sister, the unfortunate Mrs.
Spofford, Saturday afternoon. Zuberbier
is of the firm opinion that the woman
was drugged and robbed.
G. A. Ottomeyer, S. A. George, Jacob
Klossner Jr., Richard Pfefferle, Miss Jo-
sic Pfaender and Miss Ida Hers left for
St. Paul yesterday morning to serve as
witnesses for Mr.. Lind IN his case against
the Dispatch.
A Chicago special reports the marri-
age of Miss Madeline Wall1n to George
Cushing Sykes of the Chicago Record.
The bride is a daughter Of Judge Alfred
Wallin of North Dakota and at one time
lived in New Ulm. ~ ,.> ....
Representative Fosness of the Chip
pewa district has introduced bill de-
taching Redwood county from the ninth
judicial district and Big Stone county
from the sixteenth and attaching the two
to the twelfth district, giving the latter
two judges. The bill has been referred
10 the members of the counties inter-
ed.-Redwood Gazette.
"Der Bauernbaron,' which is to he
presented mex. Sunday evening at Tur-
ner Hall is another of those Bayarian
pieces that always take so we'll. The
following favorites make up the caste:
W. E. Koch, Fred Setter, Albert Stein
hauser,:: Fred Spoerhase, Max Burg, Robt.
Brandt, Henry Herian, Meta and Hedwio