New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-15

p. A. Subilia experienced relapse on
Saturday and is now quite low.
". g. Alvin has taken the agency for
the celebrated Cleveland wheel.
VIM. Mueller of st. Peter spent Thurs
day with his brothers, Louie and Emil.
VIM. Winkelmann's home was made
happy on Sunday BY the arrival of son..
Ajuvenile literary club has been or
gained with Miss Jennie Lind as presi-
dent. They will take up the study Of
John Greenleaf Whittier.
]. H. McBeth, the Mankato plumber,
was in the city again on Friday. Nc
Beth is the man who was roped in re-
Gently to the extent of $50 or forged
check by a slick stranger, claiming to
represent an extensive Boston establish
ment
Theo Crone has so far recovered from
his recent and severe illness as to walk
about the streets, and there is not a
man in all New Ulm who is not glad
to see him out again. It is only to be
hoped that he is on the road to complete
recovery. -. -
The aged mother of Martin Pennlng
of Home township died suddenly last
Tuesday evening, having been in the best
of health up to the time of her death.
She was nearly eighty-seven years ofage
and was one of the earliest settlers of
Brown County.
At the Commercial Union meeting Fri
day evening, G.. A. Ottomoyer brought
up the matter of watering places at var
ious points throughout the city, and af-
ter some discussion it was unanimously
agreed to request the city council to take
immediate action.
On the application Of Editor Schman
of the Redwood Gazette, Judge Weber
has issued writ of mandamus compell-
ing Clerk Of Court Byram to allow
Schman to inspect all the books and re-
cords of his office. The application was
made after Byram had repeatedly refused
to allow schmall to inspect the marriage
record and other papers on file, one of
them relating to divorce case.
Sleepy Eye formally dedicated its new
$4,000 school building on Friday even
ing, in presence of the largest audience
ever gathered together in the history of
the town. State Superintendent Pen
dergast delivered an address, the Wo-
mans Relief Corps presented the board
with large flag and Grant W. Prescott
offered large and handsomely framed
facsimile of the declaration of indie pen
dence.
Mary Ellen Lease, the great Peoples
Party champion, sends word from Texas
to the Peoples Party Club of this city
that she will appear in New Ulm on the
10th of June and deliver an address. Mrs
Lease is certainly woman of remarka-
BILE talent, and, despite her Pcpuiistic
tendencies, is a speaker whom no one
should fail to hear. Upon the occasion
of her recent visit to Minneapolis, all of
the Twin City papers referred to her in
very commendatory terms.
Judge G. E. Flandreau, chairman of
the Fit. Ridgely monument commission,
says that,with good weather, from five t.,
six thousand people will undoubtedly be
present at the exercises attending the un-
Yelling of the monument on August
23rd next. At present the contractors
are only awaiting the passage of the
snow and frost to proceed with the work
of Foundation, and the sculpto is alrea-
dy at work on the tablets which are to
bear the names of the soldiers who par
ticipatcd in the encounter.-St. Peter
Herald.
The following citizens Of western Nj
collet county have been called upon to
do jury service at the next term of
court: Grand jurors, Joseph Vetter and
Jos. Green of West Newton, J. H. O.
Brien Of Ridgely, J. H. Doty and Fred
Foss of CORTLAND, Emil Fritsche and
John Klingler Jr. Of Lafayette, A. W.
Bergstrom and Michael Jensen of Berna-
dotte and Mic Paris and Chris. Jensen
OF Brighton; petit jurors, Chas. Brown
and Louis Fitzner Of Courtland, H.. F.
Schrader, VIM. Wellner and Bernard
Klingler of Lafayette, Aug. Letter Of
Bernadotte and Valentine Karpen Of
Brighton.
Commenting on the cherry tree suit
that is pending trial in this county the