New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08


from Buffalo Sunday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Webber are the guests
of Good Thunder relatives this week.
Thad. G.. Jones, the st. Paul shirt
manufacturer, was in the city Monday.
Richard Fischer is entertaining his
friend, Mr.. Hunckel of Madison, this
week.
The big Mankato mill sold for $685.
900. It is said to be worth even more
than that amount.
Mrs. Geo. Fu1st and Miss Lydia Kra-
mer of Chicago are guests at the home
of Chas. Hauenstein.
Old Billy Marble, the comedian, is now
! with the Frances Jones Opera Company,
which is playing '.In Old Madrid" IN
this vicinity just at present.
Mr.. Vahle has closed up the Spring
field House, which he has been running
for several years and will go onto the
road as travelling salesman.
Rev. Clewell, for several years pastor
of the Moravian church in Bashaw, has
accepted call from congregation in
Wayne county, Pennsylvania.
Miss Blanche Fischer of Waseca, who
had luany friends in this city and who
had visited here on different occasions,
died last week of appendicitis.
q. Z. Lindberg of Minneapolis, who
is associated with Messls. Lind and
Schoch in the ownership OF the Wyp-
ming coal mine, was in the city Friday.
They've got new issue in Redwood
county. 1t is proposed to defeat the re-
election of county officer who buys his
groceries in Minneapolis Minneapolis
Times.
! It is stated that after the HermannSons
1 festivities the mayor will issue procla-
nation compelling the closing of all sa-
looms in the city at eleven o'clock in the
evening. IT,
/ A gentleman, who formerly travelled
for P. e.. ,KeRy's grocery house, was in
the city last week, looking over the field
with view to establishing q wholesale
grocery house here. 1T is to be hoped
that his conclusion will be favorable tc
New Uln..
II All New Ulm house owners, whe have
rooms to let during the Hermann Sons
, festival, are requested to notify she ex.
ecutiue committee or Col. Bobleter. The
crowd wall be good deal larger thar
anyone expects and the hospitality o.
New sUln must see tn it that all visitor,
ace weA cared fos.
The new St. Alexander's Hospital il
this City will be dedicated on the 22nd
OF September. 1T was expected tina,
Rev. Berghold, thefounder Of the insti
tstson would he here, but he will be de-
t&zned at his nome in New Jersey by
reason of an injured leg. Physician
from all parts of Southern Minnesots
will tpartici pate in the dedication, how.
ever, and there will lie numerous appro.
pxiate addresses The public generall,
is invited to he present.
James Clement Ambrose appeared be
fore meagre aud;ence at farmer HaR
Noadey evening" aud lectured on ssTh<
Fool'm Politics. The lectGre was no,
what people had looked for and it WASN'T
particularly adapted to ANEW Ulm audi
cree. However st contained some re
masada5le sentences, following one ane.
ther with concise and striking effect and
makiag it apparent to all that the speak.
er ta some towns might awaken enthusi.
asm and applause. He is certainly cul
! tured AVID refined.
4 few days ago, 81. NJ. Jolnson, ee-
ment .eeatractor who had been doing
work inRedwood!Ealls, disappeared and
it was suspected that he had,b foully
i dealt With Further developments prove
that lie deliberately skipped the town,
after be.ag paid q large sum for his con-
tract work, and left q large ,namber Of
Ianr aid bills. Its also learned that he
has beaten h.lsiness men Of other towns
laRd that he has served terms ii the
Faribault iad and Iowa prison. he was
abnut 60 years Of age.
John Robiason of West Newts0 died
at the hospital in this city Sunday 4norn-
ing e the advanced age ct eighty eight
years. The deceased cane to this sec
tion Of the country from Scotland over
forty years ago. With his brother and
sister he settled il the town OF Vest