New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-19
Miss Clara Doehne IS the guest Of St.

delegates to st. Paul Friday.
The Coming Religien-Rev. Buzzell
will discuss it next Sunday morning.
The grand lodge of Hermann Sons
will convene in Minneapolis next week.
Roger Denzer, the base ball pitcher,
has once more signed with the Chicago
club.
It is safe to say that the audience at
Union Hall tomorrow will he exclusive
ly male.
| Peter Bendixen of St. Paul, formerly
a miller at Sleepy Eye, was IN the city
Saturday.
Mr.. Wehrmacher has disposed of his
steam laundry machinery to his former
assistant, Mr.. Kranz.
John F. Neumann rejoices over the
fact that his wife presented him with e
daughter on Sunday.
The wife of the negro performer OF
the Keystone Drug Co. was removed tc
the hosp ital Monday noon.
The late term of court will have cost
the county in the neighborhood Of 49,
900 when all tees are paid.
The bllding Improvements last year in
Sprin gield amounted to $4,000, ac-
cording to the Advance estimate.
1t showed yesterday. Such an occur
renee is SO unusual here of late months,
that it is certainly worthy of record.
Miss Mary Treadwell and Miss For
bush of St. Peter spent few hours last
Saturday afternoon with friends in this
city.
A foot ball game, in which the college
boys will be the contestants, is sched-
uled to occur on the baseball grounds
this afternoon.
About thirty of the friends of J. New
hart ag1reablY surprised him Monday
evening and passed few enjoyable
hours at whist.
Henry Vedder has sold his barbership
in Winthrop to E. A. Campbell and
moved to this city. Failing health is the
cause of his retirement.
The Norseland creamery will be sup
piled by with a pasteurizer. The Albert
Lea creamery is the only other institu-
ton in the state thus supplied.
VIM, J. Bryan was induced to stop off
at Mankato and deliver an address Thurs
day evening. Nearly 1900 people heard
h i'm and hundreds were turned away.
The mother of H. L. Beecher Was in
the city on Friday. She was on her way
to Washington to spend the balance of
the winter with her son, 1t. Bcecher of
Cne Y. .. navy
Sam Dunning, the veteran stock buy
er of St. Peter, was brought to New
Ulm Sunday afternoon and taken to the
hospital for treatment. Henry Moll and
TIP Witty accompanied him.
The stockholders of the Brown Co.
Bank held their annual meeting Thurs
day and elected the following directors :
Jos. Bobleter, John Lind, E.. Il. Koch,
H.C. Garvin, LA. Eritsche, Peter Scher-
er and j, l.. Schoch.
The burglar arrested in Mankato last
week for entering the Hillesheim store
IN Madelia was also guilty of robbing
Chas. Melzen Of Linden of several arti-
ticles of value and selling them in Ma
della. 1t was this double theft that
made his detection so easy.
In runaway accident last week, Mr..
Biereigel of Lafayette was thrown out of
his wagon and severely injured. His
lower jaw bone was broken and the left
arm fractured in three places. AS he is
over sixty years of age, the injuries will
undoubtedly prove permanent.
Col. Bobleter received another letter
from Pennsylvania this week giving in
formation regarding the death of Adam
Pfeiffer. The old man was buried in
Fairview cemetery, Altoona, at an ex-
pense of something like $45. Besides
the $2.97 found on his person, $24.9O
was found in his trunk, aud in addition
thereto feather tick, pair of old
shoes and q revolver. As Mr.. Pfeiffer
left here with at least 1920 in gold, there
is mystery surrounding the disappear
ance of the balance. ....
A dispatch from Los Angeles states
that on the afternoon Of January 9Th E.
St. Julien Cox was found living on the