New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-29
Otto Smomer IS home from ST. Paul

Falk on Wednesday
Fred Behnke lost one OF his valuable
horses By death yesterday.
Mrs. Bong and child of Tracy are
guests of friends in this city
Philip Liesch Of st. Paul will take
charge Of the Volksblatt tomorrow.
DR.. Finnell of St. Paul was the guest
Of w. G. Alvin several days this week.
Mary, the blind daughter Of William
scLroer, died last week Of typhoid fever.
Carl Arndt, an aged Burnstown tar
mer, was found dead IN his bed last
Tuesday morning.
| Mrs. ]. 81. Sigel was called to Madi-
son Wisconsin, last week by the serious
sickness of her aunt.
A son of Mrs. Wadsworth of Albin is
up in the Klondyke regions and writes
that he is having excellent luck.
The marriage of Herman Lau and Miss
Minnie Slack occurred at Springfield last
Wednesday. The groom is well-known
here.
Leroy Ayres of the U. s. Third In
fantry acted as drum major for the
Great Western Band on Saturday and
Sunday.
! J. A. Furth of this city has opened an
Office in the Phoenix building in MINNIE
apo!is for the handling of fire and life
insurance.
! Hans Hall, who has been at the hos
pital for several weeks, having lost his
right leg as the result of q fall, returned
to Sanborn Friday.
Rev. Meske has just returned from
Europe. Next Saturday he will arrive
l in New Ulm and spend few months al
the Ottomeyer home.
Rev. II. w. johnson, the Congrega
t;onal pastor, and Miss Blanche Eller
Leayer were married in Washington
t D. c., last evening.
Fir. Hers received visit this weel
from his brother, Charles, whose home il
in St. Paul. It is his first visit to New
l Ulm in fifteen years.
Rev. Bernhard of St. George will leav'
in few: days for Milwaukee in compan,
t with Rev: Haas of St. Peter. The latte
;. goes to receive medical treatment.
The ball games on Sunday we're one
sided affairs. Candy defeated Wasec
;, with score of IA to O, and Mankat,
:, won from Shakopee with score of Il
to g..
L. B. johnson, uncle of the Congre
t grational minister, was in the city Sat
! urday on his way home from Redwoo'
T. county where he owns farming land
His home is in Grant county, Wisconsin
0 The gavel used in the National Gran
:. Lodge sessions last week was presente
e to the lodge by Gustave Bender, Of tn
}. United States army. The gavel was mad
r from wood taken from a tree planted i
J. Washington by Abraham Lincoln.
/. The four. months child of Coma
n Dirks died on Thursday and was burie
Friday afternoon. The full measure {
IS affection. it seems, is being visited upo
IS Mr.. Dirks, and in his bereavement a
IS will accord him heartfelt sympathy.
j. Among the prominent people, ne
mentioned elsewhere, who honcred Ne
n Ulm with their presence last Saturda,
8, we're ex-Mayor Eustis of Minneapoli
d President Gregg of Ct. Paul Commerce.
1t Club, Judge G. E. Flandreau, and N,
than Myrick, the old Indian trader.
1T In Mankato last Wednesday occurre
le the marriage Of Miss Katie Manderfel
81 and Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, Manka,
N business man. The bride is the daug
y ter Of Jos. Manderteld, we'll know
citizen, and has many friends among Il
IN young people Of New Ulln. Mrs. Emn
Is. Steinhauser attended the wedding.
ID Phillip Stelzer, who had the COVER
q ment stage contract between st. Pet
as and New Ulm in 1857 and 1858, was
y the city during the week, renewing Q
acquaintance. The last time he was
a. New Ulm, Was on the occasion Of I
stI dedication Of the Indian monument. !
ID now lives at the Soldiers Home at Nj
il. nehaha.
= The Gilbert Comic OpeIa Go. villa
g appear at Turner Hall insthis city =
y. Sunday evening in one Of the greats
Le comic operas ever writtsn, Said Pasl
Of The company includes twenty. two q