New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-14
Prof Jappe and family will return
from their Iowa visit TODAY.

/ Prof Jappe and family will return
from their Iowa visit to-day.
! {. 5 johnson, a leading merchant of
Winthrop, transacted business here Mon
day afternoon.
| The city council have given the Fire
Department permission to organize
Relief Association.
DR.. Hlrsch was called to Gibbon Sat
urday to see Otto Pless, who was dan
gerously i'll. He reports some improve
ment.
Good Thunder, the captain of the In
dian Ball Club, is said to be negro. He
was only an adopted son of the noted
chief.
A carload of melons was being sold at
the depot On Monday to the local mer-
chants. What wasn't purchased was
shipped west.
The secretary of the local A. O. U. W.
has paid Mrs. Taudien 81 500 and her son
$500 as insurance money on a policy
held by her late husband.
| An old gray-halred Indian and his
squaw took in the ball game Sunday af-
ternoon. They stood about block apart
during the entire performance.
Geo. Schaffler of Home had his shout
der fractured Monday in falling over a
pillow. He was brought to the local hos
pital where DR.. Schoch treated the in
jured limb.
A young son of W. N. c. Bushard was
run over by heavy wagon last Wednes-
day evening and as result one of his
thigh bones was broken in two places
Drs. Weiser and Schoch have charge of
the case.
Mr.. Alleman writes us from St. Paul
that IN addition to the artists, who have
already been announced as participating
in the Kuenstlerheim Concert Co. which
appears at Turner Hall September 1st
they have secured the services of Will
liam James Chick, baritone singer of
rare merit.
| Klossner e Mueller received a piece of
farm machinery this week that is entirs-
:ly new to this vicinity. The machine is
a corn husker and shredder and is capable
of husking corn and loading it into a
wagon and at the same time cutting
!up the fodder and carrying it into the
barns for storage
Hon. 0. B. Turrell and Attorneys
Bowers and Pierce of Redwood Falls
were in the city yesterday. Their mission
was relative to an attachment, issued by
Judge Weber at the county attorneys
request, upon all the property of the
bondsmen of the defunct Citizens Bank.
The countys claim is $3,642.74.
The total amount of tue tax collected
by Minnesota on ire insurance compa-
mes doing business in the state for the
past year was $67,05O.06, and the one
half accl uing to the benefit of the fire.
mems relief association is $34,O48.S7
Of this amount Mankato tiremen get
$4,000; Faribault $48O95; St. Clou6
} $3e7.s3; New Ulm $204.S1.
The following parties will drive to St
James to day to witness the laying o
the corner stone of the new Watonwal
courthouse: Jos. A. Eckstein. F. H
Behnke and Chas. Heymann with thei
. wives, John Larson, G. W. II. Heideman
DIR. Mueller, Mrs. Robert Fritsche ant
S Miss Emma Buenger. The exercises will
be conducted in Masonic style by tn
| Grand Master Mason of the state.
: Last Thursday J. B. Arnold was tn,
most talked-of man in New Tim, and al
because Of an event that was no doubt {
surprise to him and one that occurs sc
rarely as to occasion interest with every.
body. This event consisted in Mrs. Ar.
mold giving birth to triplets-all boys
ana the first ones in the family. One of
them died unfortunately the same day,
! b1t he at hers ara still aliya op6 If ic ~ y
hope OF everybody that they may con-
tinue to grow and prosper
People about Town.
Mrs. Atkinson of West Superior is pay