New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-25

christian Book IS building an addi-
ton to his conseryatory
Christian seifert, we are glad to report
is rapidly recovering from his recent i'll
ness. #ss
E Louis G. Vogel returned from his bust
ness trip through Iowa Saturday after
noon.
Rev. seeger was at Henderson during
the week attending an Evangelical con-
ference.
VIM. Koch has been drawn to serve as
| q Juror IN the q. s. Court at Duluth ii
October.
John a. JohnsonSof Lafayette has sold
bis sorghum mill to Birges johnson Of
Bernadotte.
Edward Zieske Of CouItland has ac-
cepted the position o. station agent at
Traverse Siding.
The Chautauqua Circle will hold its
first meeting this season on the evening
Of October 1st.
! Henry Neumann came down from
Sleepy Eye Sunday to participate in the
band tournament.
John Fenscke left for Fergus Falls on
Friday in order to be present at the open
ing of the U. S. court.
Gus. Fenske OF Cottonwood is very
low with typhoid fever. He is now at
the hospital under the care of DR.. Frit-
sche.
OttoSPless and wife of Gibbon were
visiting friends here on Thursday. This
is Mr.. Pless' first trip to New Ulm since
his recent illness.
W. A. Hubbard arrived in the city
Saturday evening and is now preparing
to remove with his family to this city
from Rockford, Ill.
Among the visitors in town this week
we're Aug. Hummel Of Springfield, w.
J. Bean of Nicollet, Albert Schramm of
Iberia and Chas. Hauser of St. Paul.
Through the kindness of Mr.. Frenzel.
the Cour: House Bowling Club was ena-
bled 70 enjoy delicious dove supper at
Turner Hall last Wednesday evening.
Commissioners johnson, Bushard and
Randall of Nicollet county were in the
city Thursday. They had spent the two
days previous in laying out roads in the
western part of the county.
| Horace Newhart will leave in few
days for the east to take regular course
in the study Of medicine. He will either
attend the Ann Arbor University or a
school in New York City. "
Rev. Baumg arten, who has had change
Of the Methodist church in tits city for
the past three years has been transferred
to the church at Morristown. His friends
here will regret to see him leave.
The LIE Sueur band serenaded the
newspaper offices Monday morning.
Their action in this respect was evidence
of courteous and friendly feeling that
the editor of this paper was bound to
appreciate. 49,.
While Leonard BaTte1 was blasting
rock on Friday, the powder and frag-
ments of the stone flew into his eyes and
resulted in serious injuries. DR.. Fritsche
was called and sent the injured man at
once to St. Paul. He is of the opinion
that the man may loose the use of one OF
his eyes. -~
The county commissioners will meet
on the first of next month to select the
furniture for the new court room. Chair
man Koch tells us that it has already
been decided to buy $50 opera chairs in
addition to benches, desks and chairs for
the judge, clerk, stenographer, attorneys
and jurors. When all is completed,
Brown, county will have court room to
be proud of. ! .,a r.. .... =
At the Saturday session of the Metho-
dist conference in St. Paul, Rev. Baum
garten of this city reported resolution,
which was adopted, to the effect that the
ministers, as a conference, protest against
making holiday ofSunday. The reso-
luton further provides, that, inasmuch
as it is not pleasing in the sight Of God
to go pleasure riding on the Sabbath,
ministers should not go on the cars on
that day to do visiting, except to the
sick, where the soul can be done some
good.
The band tournament had to be de-
clared off this week on account Of the
disagreeable weather. Only one band,
that from ue Sueur, ventured hither. and