New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-04-07

a. son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Meyer on Tuesday.
John Zellsr has arrived home from
Battle Creek yestesday.
O. M. Olsen was a Twin City visitor
The forepart Of the week.
Otto Backer Of st. Paul was in the
city from Friday until Monday.
Alfred Beinhorn returned to his. home
at Winona Saturday afternoon.
John Herzog has moved into the
Heinen residence neal the depot.
Attorney Somerville was down from
Sleepy Eye on legal business Friday.
DR.. Hirsch visited Fairfax and Frank
lin on professional business yesterday.
Geo. Doehne left for the west Monday
afternoon. He went by way Of Sioux
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Townsend spent
Sunday here with the family of Jacob
Guth.
Herman Vogtel went to Winthrop
yesterday to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. Gaetch has been spending the
week with her daughter at Tracy, Mrs.
G.. E. Schmidt.
Among those who attended the sugar
beet rally were Editor 5pimond and p.
P. Quist Of Winthrop. 81
Heimerdlnger's bills to regulate the
salaries of county auditors and treasur-
ers have been Indefinitely postponed.
The honeymoon, began last June, now
meets its first real proving. Great love
is that which can stand pat through
cleaning house and moving.
The Hunters Club held meeting at
the home of VIM. Pfaender Jr. Sunday
afternoon and decided to open the sea-
sons contests on the first Sunday in NAV.
Geo. r. Ives. nephew of Mrs. E. c..
Behnke, arrived here from Oregon last
Saturday and will remain. Mr.. Ives has
been living in Oregon Tor nearly seven
years.
The case of Chas. Klotz, as admins
traitor of the Christian Hacker estate,
versus the Winona & st. Peter Railroad
Co.. has been appealed to the supreme
court. 80
The son and two daughters of D.
O'Niel arrived from Fairfax on Monday
and visited with their father at the hos
pital. Mr.. O'Niel is very low with par
alysis. ~ ..'.. IS s. ,sssz
The Lind case was commenced at St.
Paul yesterday. The following are Mr..
Lind's witnesses: Col. Pfaender, G.. "A.
Ottomeyer, Ben. jun, Richard Pfeferle,
W. 9. Alvin, j. Klossner Jr.. Peter Man
derfeld, Henry Lille, S. A. George and
c, W. II. Hcideman.
\ landslide in the Fritsche ravine Sun
day night blocked the Minneapolis, New
Ulm s Southwestern road so as to pre-
vent the moving of the early trains on
Monday. BY three O'Clock in the after
noon, however, the track was cleared of
all dit and debris.
According to the new apportionment
bill, Redwood and Brown counties
would form the 18th district and be en-
titled to one senator and two represcn-
tatives as at present. Nicollet and Sibley
counties would lie united with the same
as Brown aud Redwood.
Renville IS awarded senator and two
members of the lower. h ouse.
The following is respectfully dedica-
ted to .or1 good friend and soon to.be
agriculturalist, Albert J.. ALVIN: He
bought a rake, likewise hoe, and like
wise garden seeds; and straightway to
his home dil go to raise things for his
needs. In dreams he saw those seeds a.
Use, as countless as the sands; but all
The crop that met his eyes were blisters
IN his hands.
The committee appointed by the grand
odge Of Hermann Sons to superintend
he erection of the monument in this CT
y met Oil Sunday and awarded the con-
ract for the IRON Work to the Milwaukee
Bridge and hon Co. Of Milwaukee, Wis.
rhe following gentlemen were present
t the meeting Fly. Orlemann, Geo.
3enz and VIM. Theobaid of st. Paul,
4rand President Paul Haesecke of ST.
Peter, ex-president r. G. Neumeier Of |
saltwater and john Hauenstein, Julius
SeIndt, Albert Stelnhauser and Il. Ru-