New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-16
Mas Anna Eneel is home 8. from 3, Chica-

/ Jos. Weber was up from Minneapolis
on business Monday.
] N. Henningsen had business at Olivia
Thursday and Friday.
Hy. Berg and wife Of Sleepy Eye
were Sunday visitors in this city.
N. Siebenbrunner has rented the Nc
Kittrick residence on South Minnesota
street.
General Freight Agent Weston Of the
Northwestern road was in tie city yes
terday. 1S#%
| Gus. Scherz and wife spent a couple
Of days last week with Springfield
friends.
Geo. Altman of Lafayette will build
residence in New Ulm this spring and
locate here in the fall.
Ernst Brandt of the Fortsch1itt con-
templates charging his home with
commodious addition this spring.
A wheel on one of the fire depart
ment hose carts was broken while being
hauled to the fires Monday evening.
The stock of the Golden Rule people
which was moved from this city to st.
Paul, was destroyed last week by fire.
1t is said to have been heavily insured.
Miss Flora Peterson will commence
work in the postofIice this week in order
to acquaint herself with the duties of the
deputyshlp which she is to assume un-
der the the new administration.
A. W. Bingham has purchased of Geo.
Jacobs lot just south of the Congrega-
tional church and will move his German
street cottage at once. His'new residence
will go up on the site of the old one.
John P. Gulden, brother of Nick Gull
den of this city, died at Mankato the
forepart of the week, aged seventy years.
For many years the deceased was resi-
dent Of Cottonwood township, this coun-
ty. ".-
On account of the darkness Monday
evening, the Union Hotel bus driver was
unlucky enough to get out of the road,
while returning from the depot along
First South street, AMI, before he knew
it, bus and all were dumped into ditch.
When extricated it was found that the
bus had been considerably damaged.
A Lake Hanska correspondent writes
OF the recent election in that town that
emo United States flag was SEEM" He
also says that the application of o. R.
Broste and s. Enebo, in which they de-
manded that the town refund to them
certain money invested by them in Lake |
Hanska's renowned ditch, was granted.
The production of a comic opera,
with full orchestral accompaniment,
will be a novelty in New Ulm, to say
the least, and if successful the promoters
Will be entitled to more than ordinary
credit. The "Doctor of Alcantara'' is
rich in comedy and pleasing music, and
thus far the rehearsals give promise Of
creditable production. =.
Next Sunday evening the annual obi
BILE extension" meeting will he held at
the Methodist church. The Congrega-
tional and Evangelical societies will par
ticipate with the Methodists in the ex.
ercises and addresses will be made by
Revs. Krienke, johnson and Eyrich and
Mr.. Evans of Minneapolis. The choirs
of the thee churches will furnish the
music. -.
The committee appointed by the Com
mercial Union to solicit funds for the re-
lief of Cuban sufferers from starvation
met with almost unexpected success, the
people generally responding not only
willingly, but with liberality that was
encouraging. Something over $3.50 in
cash was collected and in addition to
this several individual -four contribu-
tons. It has been decided to put it all
into -four, thus liking a car of ITO bar
rels. Col. Bobleter has telegraphed to.
New York for shipping directions, and
as soon as these are received the stuff
will be forwarded. It is prlncely con-
tribution, and, should all towns of equal
size do as we'll, the Cubans would hard
" be in need.
It may not DO generally known, and
it will certainly interest all to know,
that Consul General Fitzhugh Lee, who
is now at Havana, was at one time sta
toned at Fl. Ridgely. That was prior
to the breaking out Of the war, and Lee
was then lieutenant, fresh from West
Point. Geo. Kramer, who was . menu
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