New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-15


High mass was said at che Catholic
church last Sunday.
Il Alois Palmer, father Of our townsmen
:, J. P. and Louis Palmer,is at present very
: sick at his home jut south Of town.
M. D. Brown of the .'Crescent'' was at.
: Atsnding court at New Ulm during the
week. >..-.: ... s.-,~.-.- 3+*--
Sheriff Wickman passed through town
one day last week enrolte to St. Cloud
with young Ryan the horse thief, who
was sentenced to the Reform school at
that place.
| Rev. Wayland Hoyt of the First Bap-
fist church of Minneapolis, accompanied
by several other dignitaries, attended the
dedication of the new Baptist church at
this place last Tuesday.
VIM. Quinn was arraigned IN justice
court last Tuesday before his honor,
Judge Brown, charged with having held
held up one FRED Durbahn and relieving
him of ten dollars. After examining all
of the witnesses for the state, the prison.
er was dismissed, the evidence not being
J sufficient to convict. Hon. Ned O'Hara
defended the prisoner in a very able man.
ner.
Mr.. Solomon Smith of Franklin at
tended the reception last Friday.
| Rev. Cowden and wife we're rendered
an informal reception last Friday even
ing at Brennesholtz Hall, where large
number of people, both young and old
had assembled to make the acquaintance
of the new minister and his family. Quite
a lengthy programme had been prepared
consisting of vocal and mu-
sic, Tecitations, select reading and i'm
promptu speeches. 1t was pleasant
evening we'll spent, and all guests de-
parted with the hope that there may be
more such gatherings during the coming
winter.
| Died last Friday, Nov. 18th, John
Gallagher ST.. at the family home in the
town of Camp, two miles west of town.
at the ripe old age of eighty years. Mr..
G. was one of the first settlers in this
part of the county. He leaves wife,
! four children and several grandchildren
to mourn his loss. The remains were
| buried in the St. Andrews Catholic Gem
| etery last Sunday afternoon.
Two sons of Supt. Erickson of Beaver
Falls attended the reception to Rev.
Cowden last Friday eve. Alert.
Morgan.
| Mrs. Geo. Goblirsch and family visited
in Sleepy Eye over Sunday.
Mat. Seifert went to New Ulm on bus
siness Saturday.
| Druggist Wagner spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents in New Ulm.
| Court sits in Redwood Falls this week.
The McGinnis- Robidou case of assault
forms part of the docket.
| Messrs. Theo. Mueller and Otto Schell
! of New Ulm were here on business last
| Thursday.
| Died: Wednesday. Oct. 8, a oneyear
old son of Mr. Herman Steffel, of Eden,
of Group. The bereaved parents have
the community's sympathy.
| Miss Lizzie Hoffm ann Of New Ulm,
sister of Mrs. Geo. Goblirsch, returned
| to her home Saturday. She has been
here all summer, under the treatment of
DR.. Adams.
Grant Palmer, Springfield barber,
while hunting near McGinnis's place in
Brookville, had his left forearm badly
torn to pieces by an accidental discharge
of his gun. DR.. Adams put in the ne
cessary stitches.
The Morgan Bank opened its doors
last Wednesday.
Married. Tuesday, Nov. IA, at the
Catholic church. Mr. Michael Goblirsch
and Miss Barbara Seifert, daughter Of
Mat Seifert, Rev. Vanderlagge otficia-
ting. Both bride and groom are we'll
! -.
munity in wishing them long and hap
by life. After the ceremony the guests
adjourned to Seifert's brick block and
enjoyed the day in royal style, for Mat.
never does things by halves: Jos. Bier
Sr. the celebrated bagpiper of Milford,
and the equally celebrated Mosquito
: Band of New Ulm furnished the music,
and dancing was kept up to the wee small