New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-01

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stance in illustration of what I have in
mind. When St. Paul ringster says
he is for q country republican for some
state Office, and holds out one hand as an
evidence of friendship, the country re-
publican should make sure that he does
not carry bludgeon in the other hand.
Jerry J. in Minneapolis Journal.
Editor Whiteman of the Ortonville
Herald Star is an admirer of Judge Web
Der, but he doesn't believe the movement
to bring him into the race for the SUI
preme court nomination is sincere. He
says: Some of the papers of the second
district have been proposing Judge Web
Der as q candidate for the supreme
bench. The Judge himself sees nothing
in the mention except q desire of the
politicians to invite such multiplicity
of candidates from that district as will
prevent anyone of them from securing q
place on the state ticket. Judge Web
Der is not only very able jurist but al
so something Of a politician, for he has
correctly sized up this unsolicited move
ment in behalf of himself.
Mrs. Doehne is visiting with Minneap.
oils friends. ... 49,
Col. shaudrew of the Third Regimen,
has resigned.
Mrs. Haag returned from her St. Paul
visit last Thursday.
+ Messrs. Drews and Baltrusch were
over from Gibbon Monday afternoon.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Forster of Springfield.
Henry Meier has sold his farm in
CORTLAND township to Frank schrader
of Mankato. Consideration, $1,000.
j: B. Sackett and daughter of St. Pc.
ter were entertained at the home of Edi-
tor Green in this city over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Schorning, who has been the
guest of Minnie Heymann for several
weeks, left for Minneapolis Saturday af-
ternoon. 1857 =.
Misses Tony Zleher, Herta Hers and
Emily Baarsch, who are teaching in the
west end of the county, came home for
Thanksgiving.
The Pythian Knights on Monday
evening elected the following officers
G. c., Albert Olsen; v. c.. A. H. Wag-
ner; Prelate, w. G.. Alvin; K. r. s.,
Alb. Koch; NJ. w., G. A. Ottomeyer; M.
F., c. A. Zelle; NJ. E., P. r. McHale; NJ.
A., Chas. Toberer; I. G., Jos. Epple; o.
c., Geo. Hauensteln; trustee for three
years, Col. Bobleter. Ia
While unloading goods from a dray
| in front Of Elbner's store on Friday, par
lor matches in the pocket Of Henry Herr
an ignited and burned him severely.
Large holes we're burnt in his clothing
and underwear and near the hip the in
jury to the flesh was deep and painful,
DR.. Weiser dressed the wounds at once
but it will be some days before the
young man will he able to resume work.
Katherine, wife Of John stoeckert, died
early Saturday morning. A few days
before she suffered from repeated strokes
of apoplexy and it was apparent to all.
that she did not have long to live. The
deceased was born in Wunsiedel, Bavar-
ia, on tie 9th Of August, 1927. She
sailed for America in 1854 and on tho
28th Of October landed at New Orleans.
The following month she was married
to Mr.. Stoeckert. For three months
they lived in Milwaukee, then moved TO
Berlin, Wisconsin, and two years later
returned once more 70 Milwaukee. IN
1867 they came to New Ulm and here il
was that Mrs. Stoeckert spent the bal
ance Of her life. She was the mother Of
seven children, six Of whom s1e boys,
and 70 them III was 8 faithful thar.
To her husband she was : great help
mate and, b.. III, her life Is said 70 hays
been one Of tireless industry and watch
ful intereat il those AROUND boz.