New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-15

Every hotel in the city is crowded to
It's utmost capacity.
. Mrs. DR.. Schoch returned from the
east Monday evening.
1t. Gov. Gibbs is here in attendance
upon the dairymen's conventions.
The Cuban question will be debated I
at Turner Hall next Sunday evening.
Chas. A.Johnson and Miss Annie Sjog-
rem of Lafayette will be married today.
President Braun of the North Ameri-
can Turner Band and Fred Whitmann
of St. Louis arrived in the city yesterday.
Col. Shandrew, late of the Third Reg
lment, was up from st. Paul Wednesday
evening. He attended the banquet Civ
en- by Co. A to the members of Eek
STEMS orchestra.
New officers of Harmony Camp, Mod
ern Woodmen of America: V. c., Edgar
Small; w. A., w. F. Runck; E. B., Alt.
schlumpberger; Clerk, F. W. Hauen-
stein; Escort, Wenzel Penkert; Watch
man, Herman Engel; Sentry, FIJI. Behn-
Ike; Physician and Manager, DR.. Geo. B.
Weiser. l/ y
The Ladies Missionary Society met at
the Congregational church last Thurs
day and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Mowery; vice-president,
Mrs. Weber; secretary, Mrs. Newhart;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Critchett; treas
urer, Mrs. A. II. Wagner.
John Mauerer went to New Ulm yes.
terday to settle with the railway compa-
ny for an injury received by his son on
the company's wire fence. The amount
paid was $50 and expenses of care of the
child while recovering from the injury.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
w. F. Heidrich of Winnipeg writes
his wife in this city that last week he
met man, recently returned from the
Klondike, who said that he had often
met boy from New Ulm Who was
working there and who was worth al
: least $4,000 in gold. May be some
r thing in the Gollnast story after all.
e The members of Company A gave ar
oyster banquet to the members of the
d orchestra at Turner Hal! Wednesday eve
s ming. Short addresses were made by
t Capt. Steinhauser and 1t. Buschers, Chas
Toberer and Max Burg played couple
n of either and flute duets and several Sc
d lections were sung by quartette con
n sisting of Jos. A. and W. T. Eckstein
Fred Pfaender and Armin Petry.
J., Rev. John Sinclair of Redwood Falls
y the gentleman who so ably presented
= New Ulm's claims to the Christian En-
deavor convention at Owatonna, was il
the city Friday and Saturday. The oh
- ject of his visit was to meet with som
:. of the local workers and map out tn
work for next years meeting. Mr.. Sin
clair is the gentleman who recently lai
10 CLAIM to the title of Earl of Caithness.
l. Caecilian Hall was crowded on bot
/ Saturday and Sunday evenings. The er
y tertainment was divided between cor
cert music and theatrical performanc
and both gave general satisfaction. TIL
st caste for "Die sonntagsjaeger' was {
If follows: Messrs Henle, Dengler, Eibne
u Madsen, Kopetzky and Peters an
the Misses Flor, Haubrich, Schwendine
Sc er, Lindmeyer and scbilling. A lit
,g operetta was also given in which tt
at parts were taken by W. Eibner, J. MAJ
re sen and John Henle.
The Brown County Agricultural Soc
be ety's annual meeting was held at Gel
e. ser's Hall Saturday afternoon. Aft
N, listening to official reports, the stoc
ST. holders elected the following new G
rectors: Ferdinand Crone, G. w. HI
r.. mann, j. Klossner Jr., DIR. Schoch, Ut
lis Schell, Hy. somsen, Henry Manderfel
nh Chas. Hauenstein, John Lind, Robe
ed Loheyde, F. Aufderheide, Fred Behnh
Chas. Stuebe, Fir. Fretsch and Andrew
!. Eckstein. The oosrd will meet sometir
this week and elect officers.
nd One Of John Ryczek's little boys y
bv punished by Prof. Critchett last we'
IA for snow balllng. The punishment v
administered near window and the b
was struck so that he fell against {
= glass with his head. The glass bro
- and the boys head was badly gash'
Z, This part Of it was undoubtedly &C
8. dental and unintentional, but we 81
gest an easy method Of avoiding 81
occurrences. Take the boy, when n,