New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-06
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= AS Has Oten Al WluOn8 since
Saturday on business.
Drs. =. "a. and r. w. Fritsche moved
into their new Offices over the Brown
County Bank yesterday.
n. Henningsen was unfortunate enough
to have his left wrist sprained in BIZ
cycle collision Friday evening.
The father of John B. and Wolfgang
Schmid Of Springfield died Monday
morning at a very advanced age.
Miss Rosa Schlumpberger, after a two
weeks visit with her parents in West
Newton returned to Minneapolis on Mon
day. n. >a
Gene Pfeffer!e, the prescription clerk
in Olsen's drugstore, was confined to his
home with sickness several days of last
week.
A reception was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Foelsen OF St. Paul by their
New Ulm friends at Turner Hall Mon
day evening. About eighty people were
present. #ss&:. 4. = .ss
Van Ness, with mark Of 2::254, and
Nan Wilkes, with mark of :25, have
been matched to go race of mile heats,
best three in five, at the Fair grounds
next Sunday, October 10th. The race
will be trotted under the rules of the
American Trotting Association and ought
to prove very interesting, as both horses
are about equal in speed and unusually
level-headed in race. Other races will
be arranged to fill out the programe for
the afternoon. "%
= A new law, enacted by the last Min
nesota legislature, relating to the fore
closure of mortgages, took effect Oct. 1.
1t provides that every owner of real
estate mortgage desiring to fo1eclose the
same must give the attorney employed
in the matter written authority so to do,
describing the mortgage and the proper
ty, which authority must be signed by
the owner of the mortgage, acknowl-
edged in the same manner as deed and
filed with the register of deeds in the
county where the property is. = =
As the strangers were leaving for the
depots on the last night of the big cele-
bration they were met by sharpe:s who
were yelling at the top of their voices:
"Hermann monument badges reduced tc
twenty-five cents" The St. Peter Tri-
bune says: They were of the color of
Hermann badges, and the boys bit. They
pinned them onto the collars of their
coats with all the patriotism of Sons of
Hermann, but when they got into the
cars and IN the light they discovered
the mselves sold-tbey had purchased
Wisconsin state fair badges of 1896.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the State German Catholic Benevolent
Society is being held at Little Falls to-
day. Brown county and West Newton
will be represented as follows: .-.
New Ulm: w. Eibner, VIM. Brust,
Anton Sperl, John and Anton Henle,
Fir. Schubert, Carl Forster, Anton Rich
artz, Andrew Amann and Geo. Graft.
k West Newton: Andrew Biebel and
Jos. Vetter.
Sleepy Eye: H. G. Hillesheim, Anton
Stefen, And. Jungers and Jos. Prokosch.
Springfield: Springfield will be repre-
sented by but one delegate, Geo. Roos.
Mrs. Margaret Jones of Tracy met
with serious accident, after attending
the funeral OF her brother, Hon. Robert
Hughes, in Cambria last week. With
two other parties she had just driven
over the Little Cottonwood bridge, near
the Williams place, when in some way
the buggy struck one of those deep ruts
in the road and caused the horses to be-
come uncomfortable. Mrs. Jones, in be-
ing thrown from the carriage sustained
fracture of the collar-bone and severe
internal injuries. At the present writ
ing she has barely recovered conscious
ness. One of the other ladies had her arm
broken at the wrist and was badly bruised.
Drs. Williams of Lake Crystal and
Stricken of this city we're summoned to
attend them. u
w. G. Brann, the editor Of Brann's L
conoclast, monthly journal that has a
great many admirers in New Ulm, was
the victim of mob of two hundred stu
dents Of Taylor University, Baptist in
stitution ut Waco, Texas, Saturday at
ternoon. Mr.. Brann was sitting in his
Waco Office when four students called
him IN tho Cnnr coi0nH him 4sn,.d <h,,,rS