New Ulm review., 1895-05-15
rs. Capt. George is able to- sit up
.sgain g ain nov after = brief, but dangerous,

Illness.
The Smarriage Of John Rotering and
Miss Anna Neuwirth occurred yesterday
morning
The Regelin child on whom an opera
ton was performed last week for diph-
liberia, dled q few days later.
Carl Taudien has suffered from anoth-
Ter attack of poplexy affe ectlng the right
ie side. He Ele IS now IN . stupor and beyond
all hope Of recovery.
Don't forget the May Festival or Pic
mic at the Hermann's Heights next Sum
day. is to be given under the aus
pices Of Lodge No. 81. 5|3
Mr.. Grimmer has many interesting
things to relate of his visit south. and
the Review expects to be able next week
to give its readers an interview with him
at some length.
Mrs. Eisenreich and Mrs. Rosen, both
of est Newton, indulged in an alterca.
|tiona few days ago, and as a result the
latter sued the former. The trial came
off before Justice O'Brien Of Ridgely,,
and the case was left to the judgment Of
a jury. The jury renderedaa verdict of
guilty and Mrs. Eisenreich was made to
pay a fine of $40 and costs amounting in
al to 500.
About two hundred and fifty children
partielp pated in the examination exercises
at Turner Hall Sunday afternoon, and
the instructor, Mr.. Fischer, must have
enjoyed a feeling Of pride as he watched
the excellent work done by the little
ones. for it was really surprising to note
the progress they have been making. At
five o'clock they were all treated to sup
per, and a happier gathering than that
was has never been seen in New Ulm.
Company A was inspected Monday
evening BY Tt. A. B. Johnson Of the Re-
gular Army. Forty-eight men stood in
the ranks, only four being absent and
the boys presented creditable appear
ance. The usual inspection of guns and
accountrements was first gone through.
with and then followed the manual of
arms unaer the command Of the ranking
sergeants and the captain Of the company.
A large number of spectators were pres
Eent.
II. Plaegge of st. Paul and M. Koenig
cf Minneapolis were in the city Sunday.
Both are leading Hermann Sons. and
while here come to the conclusion, with
local members to go ahead with the
building of the monument and give the
contract at once for four courses of stone
thus putting the structure in readiness
for the columns. This it is figured will
cost from 81 200 to $500. The monu-
ment, they say, is to be completed by
1897.
T. Drs.s Weiser, Schoch and Rothenburg
and Eugene Pfeferle amputated the leg
Of Miss Anna Bertrand at the hospital on
Monday. The amputation was made at
the hip joint and was necessitated by a
tumor of the thigh bone and knee joint
otherwise known as osteo-surcom The
tumor was Of a years growth and the
limb had attained to three times It's nor
NAL size. The young lady was in pre-.
carious and weak condition at the time.
just having returned from a trip to St
Paul for surgical advice, but she stood
the operation nicely snd is at present
resting easily. She is daughter Of Mrs
Bertrand of Home township.
I Memorial Day is approaching and the
GA. r. post and Sons of Veterans arr
making arrangements for its proper Gel:
ebration. A parade will take place il
the morning, in which all citizens, civic
4 and military, societ1cs and bands Of mu
sic are invited to participate. Those
I wishing to do so will coGfer a favor or
the Post by informing Louis schilling
Eof their intention previous to the .2Stf
of May. Flower donations OF course
will be grateful j received, but shoule
be sent in by two CLOCK Of the Goth
] Jacob Klossner Jr.Will have charge Of this
4 part of the work and will appreciate any
assistance that may be offered in ths
donation Of soldiers graves. 5s
Buy nothing but the Bon Bon Bal.
sbriggan underwear. The best in the
market for. SO cents. Crone Bros.
/ New ULn MARKETS.
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Oats &c