New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-03-14

cattle to Chicago on Saturday.
G. r. Davis Of St. Peter was in town
on legal business Monday evening.
M. NJ. Mad1gan, when placed in Jail
Saturday afternoon wept like a child.
John Lind attended session of the
Board of University Regents in Mime
apolis yesterday.
]. G. Geiger acted as deputy to sher-
if Anderson in taking Madigan to Still
water yesterday morning.
The Cheese Cloth Ball at Turner Hall
on Easter Monday will be we'll worth
seeing. The ladies are all busy prepar-
ing for the event. >.zs
Rev. Bergstrom who recently left the
Baptist church in Mankato on account
of differences of belief, has accepted an
Episcopal passionate IN LIE Sueur.
The Business Mems Association of
Fairfax have elected the following offlc-
ers: Thos. Norton, president; L. F. Grady,
president; A. E. Carver, secretary;
G.. A. Rieke, treasurer; Advisory board,
Rev. Rosen, Wenzel Frank, q. Werring
A. L. Hornburg, Frank Bregl, Paul AL
brecht, G. hammers and J. C. Koelfgen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jos. Popp returned from
the west on Thursday, after an absence
of tive months. Both are in excellent
health and enjoyed their visit immensely.
Besides visiting with their children at
Los Angeles they spent sometime at San
Francisco and Oakland, and also at Fer.
tile in this state.
The Firemen held their annual banquet
Thursday evening. Present as guests
were DIR. Wcschcke, couple of Mankato
gentlemen, Councillors Schubert and Ru-
dolph1 and several others. The atten-
dance by the boys was not large but all
enjoyed the oysters and lunch ana con-
tlnued together till past midnight. Sever
al speeches were made, there was lots OF
singing and the Concordia Band furn-
ished music,
The committee, actively, at work for
the purpose OF securing new county
with Fairfax or Gibbon us the county
: seat, had a special meeting Saturday
A new petition is to be circulated, which
I Will change the boundary line consider
! ably from that first suggested. West
Newton and Fl. Ridgley in Nicollet and
Bismark ank Corish in sibley will be left
out. In there place will be additional
territory now Included in Renville coun-
! ty.
| The public schools will close for the
spring vacation next Friday. Exercises
will be held in several of the rooms anc
! long and excellent programs of music
recitation and essays have been prepared
for the various grades. The 7th and Stl
! grades will unite in Room E at 1 80 i1
the afternoon, the 9th grade will hold its
exercises at 2 80 in Room F, the 5tt
| grade at the same time in Room & anc
the 3rd and 9Th grades in Room D, also
at $50. The 1st and 2nd grades viii
I unite in Room @.
Drs. Tomlinson and Cbilgren of the
Hospital for Insane at St. Peter weri
here Friday to give testimony regarding
a lady patient now in the hospital. He1
husband desires to transfer Some lano
and through his attorney, G.. W. Somer-
ville,applied for an order from the court
allowing him to do so without his wife's
signature The law IN such cases pro-
| vides that the patient must be incurably
insane,
A Sleepy Eye special to the Minneapo-
lis Journal of Monday reads as follows
Herman Meyer butcher from Morgan,
suffering from delirium tremcns, eluded
his attendants at this place at 10 80
Saturday night and was found at 10
o'clock the next morning in field two
miles east of this village. He was with
out coat, vest or hat, was badly cut from
having run against barb wire fences, and
his clothing was wet and frozen from
having waded through sloughs. His
delirium had not left him whim discov-
ered, and he was taken to a farm near by
and physician called. He was removed
to his former home at New Ulm this
morning.
I Hear
That Senator Peterson wants to. be
mayor.
That J. H. Weddendorf wants to be