New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-12

-~~
P. r. McHale's new residence.
Chas. Stengel on Thursday sold his
billiard table to Glbbon parties.
Mrs. Blanchard went to Mankato Mon
day to visit with Mrs. Wagner.
John Schwab of West Newton is sick
with typhoid fever at the hospital.
Alfred J. Vogel transacted business in
the Twin Cities the forepart of the week.
The New Ulm Cycle Club will picnic
on the banks of the Cottonwood next
Sunday.
Mr.. Patterson, the Mankato wholesale
grocer, called on his New Ulm patrons
Friday.
Company \ will be inspected by 1t.
Mccoy of the U. S. Army next Wednes-
day evening.
Willie Schmidt, son of Gottlieb, has
been given position in the Northwest
ern freight Office.
Fred Hers has resigned his. position
at PIT. Washington, Wisconsin, and will
arrive here on the Goth.
Ferdinand Crone returned from St.
Louis Saturday evening. The rest of
the party will return today.
Mrs. Hess left for Germany Monday
afternoon. She will spend several
months there, visiting relatives.
VIM. Aab, the machinist, will vacate
the building he now occupies and rent
the old Siebenbrunner blacksmithshop.
Jos.Holzman escaped from the St.Petel
insane asylum the forepart of the week
Holman was committed from this
county.
The Indians of the Lower Agency adj
vertised concerts at Union Hall for Fri
day and Saturday evenings, but failed
to give them for want of an audience.
Mrs. Anna Wiltscheck died as the re-
suit of a paralytic stroke on Friday. She
was the wife of John Wiltscheck and
was seventyfour years of age,
Edward Bagen, aged thirty was
brought down from Springfield by DR..
Sullivan last week and committed by
Judge Laudenschlager to the asylum for
insane at st. Peter.
The Milford Cottonwood Creamery
Co. has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, Fred
Rolloff; secretary, Jacob Haubrich
treasurer, August Frank; manager, T..
H. Rector.
On Wednesday Gov. Clough reap
pointed Lewis B. Krook of this CITY as
one of his aide-de- camps with the rank
of colonel. Banker Campbell of Win
throp is gwen similar position with the
rank of major.
At the meeting Of the Minnesota Val
ley Medical Association in Mankato yes
terday, DR.. L. A. Fritsche of this city
was to have opened the discussion on a
paper on Medical Bacteriology read by
Or. Valin of St. Peter. ~.
Acting upon the recommendation of
the Board of Public Works the city
council has declined to undertake any
such extensive Improvements on Broad
way as were demanded in recent petl-
ton. The petitioners wanted to have
the street, between Third and Eighth
North, lgraded, graveled and severed.
The egg contest at Hummels closed last
week. The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows First prize of $40 in gold to Elmer
Gettge, who brought dozen of eggs
that weighed ID. and ISL ounces; sec
ond prize, rs in merchandise, to August
seiter-weight of eggs,l lb. and Is 3-16
ounces; third prize, Sc in merchandise,
to John Havemeyer Jr. Of Courtland
weight Of eggs, l lb. and 151 ounces.
The celebrated Avon school case was
decided at st. Cloud by Judges Baxter
and Searles last week. The decision
says: ssAs the state can have nothing to
do with religion, except to protect every
person in the enjoyment Of his own, SO
common schools or other state institu.
tions, Of learning, supported by public
funds, can.have nothing to do with reli-.
gion or religious worship in any form
or respect whatever. = The decision is
of great importance As it means that
prayers, hymns OF Bible reading are pro-
hibited.
{.