New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-20
Mn. Anton Zleher Is Ill with rneumo-

Herman Frenzel will 90 to st. Peter
to work for Jos. Schaibel.
Prof. Koehler Of Winthrop spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his wife.
Mrs. Fred Espenson of Montevideo is
the guest Of Mrs. August Gieseke.
"A. M. Roos, the liveryman, has just
purchased fine three seated top carriage.
Miss Alpha Hrsch will spend the SUM.
mer with friends in Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
There was slight touch Of frost SAT-
urday night; not enough to do any dam
age however.
VIM. Beinhorn and family of st. Paul
arrived here on Thursday to spend few
days with relatives.
Miss Anna Anderson, daughter of the
Sheriff, has been spending the week with
friends at Springfield.
The Luttemann Sextette will arrive
here to-day and give their concert to-
morrow evening at Turner Hall.
Editors Hodges and Hays of Sleepy
Eye were in the city yesterday attending
the county commissioners session.
Richard Baasen has gone to Minneapo-
lis to accept a position as operator for
the Minneapolis & st. Louis road.
The New Ulm Club and the College
nine will cross bats at the Driving Park
on the afternoon of Decoration Day,
May sOth. ... @,...
Stamm & Heinen, the BARRIERS, have
dissolved partnership, Stamm continu-
ing as sole owner of the shop and Helm
en- removing to Minneapolis. r.
The Garrioch will case has been set
tied out of court. The plaintiffs, for
whom G. A. Hagberg was attorney, are
the winners by the adjustment.
The County Commissioners went into
session Monday morning. Ali of the
members are present, aud County Attor,
ney Davis is also in attendance:
St. Paul beat Grand Rapids Monday
by score of IS to 6. AS Bill Skinner
would say, "That's something like the
ball we used to play when we were boys"
Miss Amalia Nix has been elected
principal of the St. Paul Teachers Train
ing School. She will enter upon her
duties in September, after her return from
Germany.
Perhaps the Oldest resident in Brown
county was Mrs. Carrie Madsen of Prai-
1ieville, who died last week. She was
app1 oaching her ninety-fourth year at
the time of her death.
When the new read IS completed New
Ulm will be visited by the head officials
from the east. The party will include
the well known capitalist, J. Plerpont
Morgan, of the Morgan-Belmont bond
syndicate. 49,. 49,
Invitations are now out for the Co. A
military dance and reception which is to
be held next Monday evening at O'Clock.
The banquet proper, for the military
guests alone, will take place from SIX to
eight at the Turner Hall.
There has been some question as to
what party Aug. Schwertfeger would ap-
ply to in his candidacy for the treasurer
ship of Brown County, and to settle al.
doubt he announces in this weeks Slee-
pY Eye Herald that it IS the Democratic
nomination that he is after.
The following from Brown County
went to Minneapolis Saturday to be
present at the Ole Bull Singing Festival
L. B. Krook and wife of New Ulm; May
or Mo and wife and Mrs. O. w. Hagen
of sleepy Eye; and X. E. Mo, H.R. SCOT
and George Boeckmann of Springfield.
Chairman Hays has appointed the Re-
publican County Committee for the next
TWO years as follows: H. G.. Hays of
Sleepy Eye; F. H. Retzlatf of New U1m;
julius Westinghouse Of Springfield
Louis spelbrink of Milford; Gudman
Anderson of Linden; and Hans j. Knud-
son OF Evan. >. ~ &
Judge of Probate Laudenschlager was
called to Springfield Wednesday to ex-
anime Bartholomew Behrnds who has
been ailing for some time Upon the ree-
concentration of Drs. Rothenburg and
Sullivan, the man was committed 10 the
asylum at st. Peter, whittier lie was ac-
companied by Dr.. Rothenburg on Friday.
Chas. HUM, foreman of the Haucn-
stein brewery, returned from Detroit,
Michigan, accompanied by his bride, on
MOn1au He waez ,narried there on Sat