New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26

The PsnnsYlvanla 1e,lss
has been q house and an hotel for near.
y IS years but never was under better
administrative power: than within the
last two years. The reasons given by
the numerous patrons become obvious
when related. Mason w. Phelps, the
proprietor born New Yorker, was
educated with all the surroundings of
hearts and homes near WATERFOWL,
New York. On a farm he gained the
incubation of a knowledge Herewith
and a time appreciation Of nature. II
years ago he became live citizen Of
this State and caused a farm to be cul.
tivated and in all manner Of action he
has shown himself to be progressive in
spirit and action.
The host Of the Pennsylvania House
is one of the most genial Of men and
cannot but be planted as the picture
physically, mentally and morally of a
landlord. The hotel is a frame struc.
ture which has given rest to 1877 guests
at one time and comfortably has given
60 individuals separate apartments.
The dining hall is under the supervi.
sion of Queen in culinary
appointment in the person of Mrs.
Phelps, lady Of refinement. The Of
fee gives introduction tc Mr.. George
Crouch. gentleman far from being
the proverbial hotel clerk, seeing that
he lacks egotism but possesses courtesy
and ability. The stabling department.
can give accommodation to over SO
head of the noble equine. The Penn.
sylvania House is justly recognized us
one of the best $l.U0 per day houses in
the State. We regret to learn that
Mr.. Phelps will remove to Sleepy Eye
to take charge of the Union House a.
bout May lst.
Brown County Is ank
became organized in 1870. This bank
ing institution is one of the best de-
pOsitOries in the State and its manage.
ment cannot but be recognized as be.
longing to the titles of business ability,
financiering power and capital at that.
The fine banking house shows the taste
Of its managers. The institution can
be introduced, and that properly, by a
statement as to the men who hold the
reigns.
c. II. Chadbourn Esq, the President,
is President in all the term emplies.
In reference to the institution yalu.
able point OF information might be &C.
cepted that over a half million of
dollars owned by the directors says it
is sound.
r. w. Chadbourn Esq, the President
of the LIST National Bank at Columbus,
Wls.,is known as one of the best tinan.
ciers in that State and is one of the
strengths of this institution. For 30
years the gentleman has been a man of
progress and action in the section
which he commercially and socially
honors. ..
In Olmstead, Blue Earth, Faribault
and Brown counties he loans extern.
sively on real estate and heritable
property. The Brown County Bank is
responsible institution but there is
no better indication of the fact than
in the management showing. G. II. Ross
Esq. is a born banker. He has been
scheduled by eChad bourns who are re.
garded as Rothchilds of America. Gent
al in manner, energetic in business and
4 man of thought C. H. Ross is worthy
Of the highest eulogy. The account.
ancy of the establishment is indebted
to a considerable extent in its elegancy
and rectitude to Mr.. w. F. Setter, a
born New Ulmite and Unborn gentle.
man. The correspondents of the insti.
tntiOh in New York are The Chase
Natl. Milwaukee says The National
Exchange. St. Paul comes forward in
Germanic strength with German Anne.
ricanism. Chicago says Northwestern
National, and no better or more sound
banking institutions exist than those
quoted. ..~..-..
AS banking house in all the term
implies "Brown County" can in real
estate, mortgage accommodation, ship.
ing or general transaction do all that
is required. No better postscript could
be added to banking article than the
statement that every man come ted
with this institution is as others in the
same manner of congregation respons.
ible not only as to their individual
amount of connections but also even
for all their worth, consequently the
Bank mentioned can afford better Sc.
curity than any other be it national or
otherwise.
OUR REGISTER
is one in thought word and deed. A.
F. Walton Esq. became the officiate a.
bout two years ago and has performed
his duty to the entire satisfaction of
the people and the qualification of all
individuals who have called upon him
officially and socially. He was elected
to his second term last fall. He has
been thorough agriculturist and now.
owns fine farm in this vicinity. For
eight years the gentleman has been
resident of this county and has al.
ways shown discrimination and Judge
ment in every office held by him. As
town clerk and as county commissioner
he was popular, and as one of our lead.
ing citizens those sketches would be
incomplete without a mention of the
gentleman. To New Brunswick we
are indebted for his nativity.
THE CITY JUSTICE
is R. Fischer Esq. a native Of Baden,
Germany, and q resident of this section
for 81 years. The honorable gentle
man has been not only a beneficiary of
this vicinity but also an authority in
matters pertaining to the office Of Re.
gister Of Deeds which he held in
1881. AS Judge of Probate he was
highly esteemed ard as Justice of the
Peace for years he has exhibited ex.
cellent judgement as shown in endorse.
ment by higher courts. AS manu-.
facturer he owned and managed the
Globe FIGURING Mills, which were con.
sumed by fire in 1873, and in merchan.
dising he has also been professionals.
During the war he was Lieut.. of the
LIST. Minnesota Battery of artillery,
and now is City Judge, Deputy Audi.
tor and one of our representative men
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