New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-04

Miss Margaret Upper is visiting with
relatives in the Capitol City.
Fred Gerboth has pure hased the resi-
dence property Of Henry schrieter for
$4,000.
Rufus Cuffn Of st. Peter has been
spending the week with the Current fam
ily in Home.
Young John Herbeck lost one Of the
fingers of his right hand while at work
IN the Eagle mill on Thursday.
christianity, the Thoroughfare Of
Progress will be the title of Rev. Buzz
zelPs discourse next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Joern came DIP
from Nl.ollet Thursday to bid good bye
to their son, William, who accompanied
the militia boys to st. Paul.
Mrs. Ole johnson, St. Peter woman,
committed suicide last week by drown
ing herself in rain barrel. The deceased
had been i'll for several years past and
was at times demented.
The Republican congressional conven-
ton for this district will be held at
!, Mankato on the 28th of June, two days
before the state convention. The con-
ventlon will be made UP of 208 dele
gates, Or one delegate for each $50 votes
cast for Mckinley and five delegates at
large from each county.
Judge Gresham, the we'll known st.
Peter politician, brother Of the late Wal
, ter @. Gresham, while shingling his house
on Wednesday,. slipped and fell to the
ground, injurlng himself severely. In
the fall one of his legs was broken, one
! arm fractured in two places, and two
: ribs broken. The Judge is over Is years
old and recovery will be slow and diff
cult. &.&@*.@. ~
:. The Springfield Advance and the
Sleepy Eye Herald advocate the unani-
}, nous nomination of Capt. Steinhauser
and Adjutant Vogel for the offices of at
torney and auditor this fall by all petit
= ical parties. The Herald says: They de-
- serve it. Patriotic American citizens in
time of war are not governed by parti-
>, san prejudice and bigotry and in this
: case it ought to be unanimous as regards
| these two young men. 81
: Frank Brady, St., Peter iveryman
who is we'll known here, was robbed Of
= $3.50 in Minneapolis Tuesday night
Brady is friend of Ronner, the livery
man, and during the night he called a
Ronner's Office and left $3.50 with thu
y foreman, Frank Dexter, asking him t
81 put it in the safe for him over night
as The next day it was discovered tina
o. Dexter had left the city, taking the mon
d. ey with him. 1t is thought that Dexte
al went east, presumably to his old HON
in New Hampshire. -..s =
We The Sons of Veterans held a meetin
re early in the week and decided upon OF
liz ganizing company of volunteers. A
as they have the governors permission t
Ii do this, Fred Pfaender, captain of tn
u camp, has already looked about for re
ID cruits, and with considerable success too
If the required number is obtained, ther
OF need be little doubt but that New Ulr
mt will be accorded place in the new ma
rst tional guard. The fact that she alread
he has an armory is in her favor. ~.
nt' Despite the unfavorable weather an
al the excursion, the ladies' Fair at Turne
'ne Hall was an unqualified success. tt
attendance on the second day especial
ew was all that could be expected, and tt
at receipts were correspondingly larg
full all of the handiwork being disposed (
I'm with ease. The rattle contests took vel
AVS When the results were announced SUI
ing day evening it was learned that Hem
ars Behnke was the winner of the silv,
Ill fern dish, that Mrs. Robert Loheyde hs
lay secured the chair, Elmer Haeberle Il
the fruit set, and that w. g. Alvin hs
guessed nearest to the number of phi
or III the cushion made by Mrs. Wenzel
The Chicago. The exercises or flower drill
,er- upon the stage Saturday evening we
the unique and pretty, and the other attra
md tons equally interesting. On the Who'll
cps it was just what the public might expe
ave from the Ladies Society Of the Turnve
ere Elm complete success.
'er- Nearly 1000 people arose wit
sns the dawn last Friday morning in ord
OF to bid farewell to the members of Coz
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