New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22

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stately mould which the people expect
in real statesman. I rather guess that
if Ed. Weaver's friends carry off the Blue
Earth delegation from the clutches Of
Mr.. McC Cleary the professor will write
mud instead of m. c. after his name fol-
lowing the 4th of March, 1897"
And in reading this brief colloquy be-
tween two distinguished citizens of the
Second congressional district, readers Of
The Times may begin tc accurately size
up the situation in Southwestern Mime.
sofa. Those who have been confidently
predicting McCleary's unanimous nom1-
nation will have to revise their opinions
if Hon. Ed. Weaver is in dead earnest in
seeking seat in congress.
James Green left for St. Paul Monday
afternoon to remain
Henry Seifert intends to plant black
walnut grove on his farm in Sigel.
Alderman Pfefferle has been confined
to his home with sickness the past few
days.
Alb. Olsen went to Nicollet Sunday to
attend the funeral of his friend, Fred
Hughes.
Alois Guth came up from Minneapo-
lis Saturday to be present at the marri-
age of his sister.
The governor has named April Gath as
Arbor Day. New Ulm could stand just
little observance of it.
In few days VIM. Hummel will pay
visit to his old home in Tennessee. He
will be gone about a month.
VIM. Carpenter,wf.o has been arrested
in connection with the white cap affair,
has employed Geo. W.. Sommevv1l]e.
The lot of Henry Hanschen on State
Street is being cut down and the soil
used to fill up Dr.. Strickler's lot on Broad
way.
The Morton granite quarries were re-
opened last week with force of twen-
ty-fve men. They have lain idle for sew
eral years.
Miss Esther Sandell, who was pa
tient at'St. Alexander's hospital in this
city for some time, died on Wednesday
at St. Peter.
''Schlafrock und Unlform'' is the title
of the play to be presented at Turner
Hall next Sunday evening in connection
witt, the anniversary celebration of the
Zoegling's Verein.
81. A. Subilia, who has been confined
to his home all winter with illness, ven-
tureu out for the first time on Monday.
His friends were glad tc see him and
hope that he may yet be spared tor many
years.
It is not only possible, but even more
than probable, that p. B. Winston, who
has the contract for building the Mime
apolis, New Uln s. Southwestern road,
will be the next Democratic candidate
for governor.
Representatives of the J. R. Bryant
Nursery of Princeton, Illinois, were here
during the week and disposed of over
81 200 worth of nursery stock. The Bry.
ant concern fortunately is one Of the best
in the country,
An equestrian parade is being arranged
for next Sunday, to start at the monu-
ment and wind up at the Fish Pond. The
promoters of the geeat event herald it
with much enthusiasm and attach to it
all the Importance of cavalcade ofbar-
ons in the good old days of yore. Ev-
cry Bucephalus and Rosinante in the
surrounding country has been chartered
for the momentous affair and mounted
upon them will be the most daring horse
men of this city. *--.. -.
Supt. Runck announces this week that
a Teachers Training School for Brown
County will be held at Sleepy Eye for
four weeks commencing July 9th. The
school is to be exclusively for persons
who are of sufficient maturity to do a
teachers work and for those who expect
to teach. Prof. Schmitz OF Albert Lea
will be the conductors of the school and
will be assisted by Prof. Searles Of Man
kato, both gentlemen being well equipped
to do the work assigned to them.
New Ulm people will soon have the
privilege Of listening to Jenkin Lloyd
Jones of Chicago, who has consented to
come here under Unitarian auspices and
deliver an address. Next to Minot j. Saw
age Of Boston, Jcnkir Lloyd Jones is the
greatest Unitarian n re nr.,sn nj a atiu. ~, +,o