New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-22

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Louis Irving and family have removed
to Middleville, Michigan.
Geo. D. Jauss has been named as post
master at IcC leary, this county.
/! Miss Allie Scherer visited with Man
kato friends the forepart Of the week.
Miss Clara Moeger Of Elk River, this
state, is visiting with friends in the city.
| Miss Diebach and Lehman of St.
Paul are being entertained by Mrs. A.
| j. Alvin,
!! Fred Hummel will leave in few days
for California. He will spend couple
of months there.
A kaleidoscope exhibition of the Cor
bett-F tzsimlnons fight is the attraction
at Union Hall this week.
- Fred Spoerhase and Tom Cannon took
in The races at Fairmont Saturday. Both
of them Will 90 to St. James this week.
Koehler and Heinrichs of St. Paul
furnished 100 glasses for use at the
Hermann's Park this week, free of
, charge. ... :
The Gilbert Comic Opera Company
will present the comic opera, Said
Pasha, at Turner Hall on the evening of
October Bird.
Mrs. Henry Furst and Mrs. Chas. Furst
arrived here from Chicago yesterday and
will visit for some days with their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
Col. Crooks, chief engineer ct the St..
Louis road, was here the forepart of the
week arranging for the building of side
tracks to the different mills. The Eagle
mill side track will be commenced at
once
Col. Bobleter received wcrd from Gov.
Clough on Friday to the effect that he
would accept the invitation of the COM
mittee to be here on the 25th, next Sat-
urday, and deliver an address. He will
be accompanied by his staff.
Among the delegates to the grand lodge
is JohnWemmer, president of theC alifor-
MIA grand lodge, who bought with HIM a
unique nugget of gold, which is to be
placed in the vault of the monument
made to receive historical records and
souveniers. He also brought along a
frame, 80 by ~, made of California curly
red wood, which is to be presented to
the retiring national president with his
picture.
Mrs. H. F. Meierding, nee Hattie
Dirks, died at her home at Shutdown
Redwood county, Monday morning at.
ter an illness of two weeks. The remains
were brought to this city and the funer-
| al will be held from the Methodist
| church this afternoon. Mrs. Meierdine
was born in Lafayette on the 22nd OF
January, twenty five years ago. She was
bright and popular young lady and in
! 1895. less than two years ago, she was
! married to Mr.. Meierd1ng. One child
| was born to them and he Is now but SIX
| months old. The death is therefore un-
usually sad, and the bereaved husband
will have universal sympathy IN his sor-
row. The deceased's brother, Henry
Dirks, came down from Springfield yes
terday to attend the funeral.
+ Burglars attempted to rob the postof
fee at Sanborn a few nights ago, gain
ing an entrance through one CT the rear
windows, which they broke open. On
gaining an entrance they came in con-
tact with Postmaster Bartholmew's dog,
the animal keing kept there for just such
| occasions. From the stains of blood
left On the floor it is quite apparent that
the burglars and dog had lively time,
| and that the dog was not the only one
| to be injured. The animal put up such
fight that the burglars were driven off
without any plumber, while the dog was
injured to the extent of cut six inches
long and an inch deep across the breast.
A tramp was here day or so after, who
appealed to the authorities for treatment
of a wounded arm. He said he had been
bit ten by a dog at town west of here,
aud was urdc ubtedly the would be burg
lar at the Sanborn postotdce.
What lively places cupboards arc, so
full, you know, of jam and jar.
Gold is SO plentiful IN Alaska that
they are finding quartz by the peck.
Tacks are sometimes NUISANCE, but
all nuisances should not be sat npon.
No wonder woman's brain is affect