New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-03

C. II. Hornburg made business trip
to the Twin Cities yesterday.
O. X. Stablein, the insurance man,
will be in the city next week.
Mrs. Fred Spoerhase has been qoite
sick the past week with qulnsy.
Mrs. Henry Heimerdinger spent Sun
day with her husband at St. Paul.
Rob. Somerviile CT Albin has gone to
St.Paul to receive treatment for his eyes.
Mrs. John Bauer, young woman,
died last Thursday after prolonged ILL
ness.
p. H. Dahl Of Linden left for Texas
Monday where he will visit with his
boys.
Little Armiu Fischer, only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Fischer, is danger
ously ill.
The Dramatic Section of the TURNER
Elm will present "Fami]ie Knickmeier'.
IN the near future.
The Great Western Band contemplates
giving concert at Winthrop on the
evening of the 10Th.
August Fieitag was up from Nicollet
last week to attend the funeral of Ernst
Strelow's little child.
Another srn was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Herian on Thursday. The Review
extends congratulations.
Geo, Kuss had his face badly burned
or Thursday by the explosion OF a mix
ture of metallic soda and water.
Mrs. G. 3. Liver arrived here from
Omaha the forepart of the week. She
was called home by her mothers unex7
pected 9llness.
John Fleischmann, an aged man lv-
ing NEAR Spring ield, was found dead in
his we'd Monday by his nephew. The
body was frozen.
Nan. Aab returned last week from
Washington. He succeeded IN securing
a.patent and feels that his engine IS
bound to prove a great success.
Representative Heimerdinger on Fri
day introduced a bill providing for an
appropriation of $4,000 for bridge
across the Minnesota River at F .Ridgely.
The libel suit of Clerk Byram against
the Redwood Gazette has been settled
by the Gazette agreeing to retract as
oauch of the Ibelous article as reflected
On Mr.. Byram.
sOn "Wednesday evening the stock
ssals|ers Of the Citizens Bank gathered at
the home of Mr.. Mullen, president Of
the bank, and presented l,im with beau
tiGal silver water set.
p. Madlener, the weil-kno WI Chicago
an, died very suddenly the forepart of
the week. In former years Mr.. Madlencr
was interested in varioas New Ulm en-
terprises, including the City Mill, and
his circle'of aoquaintances here was large.
W. P. Gosgrave, superintendent, H. C.
Garvila, general agent, G. s. Hall, civil
engineer, and w. C. Brown, of the land
department, We're here Wednesday in the
interests of the Northwestern road.
Brown, however, managed to find suffic-
lent time to discuss questions of aericul-
ture and other matters OF Importance to
himself and his -brother farmers
Whoever misses the masquerade ball
at Turner Hall next Saturday evening,
will an1ss one of the richest amusement
events of the season. Wherever you 90,
you hear of preparations for the affair
and the number Of masked characters
will be unusually large. Many are 60
ing to great expense and we understand
that there will be Il large number of
groups. The prize feature is working to
excellent advantage.
On Wednesday occurred the death of
another of the first settlers of Brown
county, Mrs. susanna Lauterbach. Mrs.
Lauterbach was born in Germany seven
ty-tive years ago and came to New Ulm
as early as 1858. !; She resided here dur
ing the Indian Outbreak aAd also during
all the years that followed. She at all
times lived worthy life, and respect
for herwas general throughout the COM
munity. She leaves but two children
John LauteIDacht of Redwood Falls and
Mrs. n Juenemann Of this city.
The silver men of the state are to have
a Lincoln banquet at ST. Paul on the
18th. The toasts will be in response to
some sentiment expressed by Lincoln
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