New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-26
Mrs. Frank Leibold is quite sick.

Springfield yesterday.
Sheriff Anderson went to Springfield
Friday On Official business.
Twin daughters were born to Mrs.
VIM. Schmidt on Thursday.
Mrs. G. H. Ross of Minneapolis will
spend several weeks here as the guest of
Mrs. Newhart.
Frank Clague, the Lamberton attor-
ney, was in the city on professional bus
ness yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Benz and daughter of St.
Paul spent Sunday at the home of
Werner Bosch.
Mrs. B. F. Webber gave a pleasant
"pansy party"'at her Broadway home
last Thursday afternoon.
Presiding Elder Koerner conducted
quarterly meeting services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday Morning.
Fred Reuter- and Miss Annie Pressing
er were married yesterday. Both par
ties are residents of Lafayette.
G. w. George, who lived in New Ulm
about sixteen years ago, has moved
from Redwood Falls to San Diego.
Miss Ida Swenson, who has been en-
ployed at the Bingham home for several
years, will return to Sweden soon.
Ferdinand Sitzel arrived here from
Montreal, Canada, Sunday afternoon and
will remain for some time with relatives.
| Operator Beamann will return to his
home at Lamberton next week and be
succeeded by Operator Mur6n of Nicol-
let.
James Sapey and Joseph Burke were
called to Waseca last week to take the
examination now required of fremen and
engineers.
Annual school meetings will hereafter
be held in June instead of July. The
third Saturday in the month is the date
specified by law.
Bingham Bros. on Saturday purchased
the Allison elevator at Bookings, the
Hanson elevator at Minneota and the
Howe elevator at Lake Benton.
John Biebel, who has been a patient
at the hopital for some weeks as the re-
suit of runaway accident, returned to
his home in West Newton Monday after
noon.
Three colored children, Maud, Roy
and Ralph johnson of Sleepy Eye, were
sent from here to- the Owatonna School
for dependents on Monday. They were
taken there by Miss Nina Burke.
| The law relating to the payment OF
real estate taxes in semi-annual install.
ments Will not go into effect until next
year. Next Monday IS the last day fol-
the payment OF your tribute to the coun-
/ tY and state.
| John Lila snd F. W. Fritsche tied fol
first prize at the Burg shooting gallery
last week, each having made score OF
"a out of possible 100. The rrize was
So in cash, and in shooting off the tie
Lila won IT.
| The Gilbert Comic: Opera Company
of twenty-five people is one of the best
attractions on the road. It comes here
direct from Winona, and New Ulm will
be the only town in the vicinity outside
of Mankato to secure it. At Turner
Hall next Sunday evening.
Hans Schmidt is preparing for another
recital on the 21st of August. On thi
occasion he will be assisted by six mem
, bers of DAMS orchestra of Minneapoli
and feature of the program will be tn,
> production Of the "Cantata Hayn" TO
mixed choir and boy voices with orches
ira accompaniment.
VIM. Bott, who escaped from the St
Peter asylum last week, was captured
at his home near Sanborn on Thursday
An attendant from the hospital went u,
to take HIM back and when he got him t
the depot he neglected him for moment
Apassenger train was just pulling in ane
Bott threw himself in front of the engine
} and was instantly killed.
| Senator F1ench's law against the desc
Grafton of Memorial Day will be tested
next Saturday. Keeping open saloons,
playing ball, horse and bicycle racing
and all other sports calculated to attract
attention from the Memorial character
of the day are prohibited within one
half mile of the place where memorial