New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-13
VOLUME XVII. UIM, COUNTY. MINI. WEDNl
m. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1895. WHOLE NUMBER ss4
Herman Schreyer is now at Deer Park,

Herman Schreyer is now at Deer Park,
Steele County.
1t. Louis Scherer will remain in the
city about two months.
Mrs. Jos. Popp entertained a few
friends at a birthday party Monday af-
ternOon. ss4s%
Chas. Gayer and Emil Diendomie came
up from Janesville Sunday to witness
Papageno. w..
Mrs. G. G., REIN will go to Mankato
this week to visit with her sister, Mrs.
W. E. Rein. r.. r.
Miss Lena schaeffer has gone to St.
Peter where she will accept position
as nurse in the hospital for insane.
Alex McRae of Courtland has just re-
turned from an eastern trip. He has
contracted to bnild four creamerjes next
summer.
The whist club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Larson Monday evening. Mr..
Grosjean and Mrs. Baasen won the hon
ors tor high scores.
Representative Jno. N. Jones has in
troduced a bill which gives threshers a
lien on the crop threshed that takes
priority to any chattel mortgage.
Rev. E. P. Savage, secretary of the
Children's Home Society of the Twin Ci-
ties, was here Sunday and Monday with
two homeless children whom he was trv
ing to place with some of our citizens.
Foster, the Winona commission man
has secured corner on the egg market
of the United States and has showed up
the price to an annually high figure. Il
is almost impossible to secure any here.
The financial statement of Brown
county for 1894 shows that the total re-
ceipts for the year were $12O,794 and
the disbursements $11O,161. The esti-
mated assets over liabilities are placed at
$79,275.
A delegation of Golden Gate citizens
had consultation with Representative
Christianson at Sleepy Eye last week, re-
lative to securing legislative appro-
2riation for bridge across the Mime
sofa near Fit. Rldgley. The Nicollet
county members are also to be interested
in the project.
The Baltrusch brothers, G. Baltrusch
Of this city being one of them, are con
testants for the estate of an uncle who
died in India about four years ago, leav-
ing $16,00O,00O. The property is now
in the hands of syndicate who are look
ing for the true heirs, and it only re-
mains to be substantiated that the Bal
trusch brothers are really nephews of the
man to secure the money. Hope it turns
out different than Charles Dudley Warn
er's story of 'My Uncle in India.''
The Current News Club will meet next
Saturday with Mrs. M, Mullen. The af-
ternoon will be spent in discussing the
life and character of James Russell Low
ell and the following will constitute the
program, under the leadership of Miss
Staley: Instrumental solo, Mrs. c.. G..
Rein; Lowell as a Diplomat and Politi-
clan, Mrs. Critchett; Lowell as Poet
and as Man, Miss Weschcke; quota
tions, Mrs. Crowell recital of one of his
poems, Miss Clara Doehne; extract from
Bigclow Papers, Mrs. Mullen; reading.
Miss Staley; vocal duet, Mrs. Tupper
and Miss Mead.
Just as Theo. Crone was about to leave
for Battle Creek week ago he was ta-
ken seriously sick and for several DAYS
suffered from convulsions and terrible;
pains. He sank so rapidly, that as last
resort Dr.. Wheaton, the noted surgeon,
was sent for and an abdominal opera
ton was decided upon. DR.. Wheaton
was assisted by his brother, also a sur
geon, and Drs. Strickler, the attending
physician, Weiser and Weschcke, the
operation taking place Sunday noon.
An obstruction of the gall duct was dis
covered, together with an enlargement
Of the gall bladder, both of which sour.
ces of pain were removed. Since then
the patient has been resting easily and
I'LL of the physicians agree that the oper-
alton will prove enimently successful.
Certainly, every citizen hopes so.
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