New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-02

Prot. Jache of Mankato ii 50 tie CITY.
4. g. Mathes was down from Spring
field over sunday
VIM. K1uge Of Tracy IS visiting with
Geo. Siebenbrunner.
M. Kranz opened his o. <. laundry
N the Triton building Monday.
G. ". a. Krook was q Twin City visi-
tor the greater portion Of the week
a daughter Was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. spreng the latter part Of the week.
z. II. Erickson and Druggist Poetz,
two prominent st. Peter citizens, were
here on business Thursday.
A new 500 altar, the gift Of mem
beers, was placed in the Catholic church
at st: George last Wednesday.
The friends ot William Huevelmann
surprised him Monday evening, the oc-
casion being the anniversary Of his birth.
a farewell party was held in honor Of
Miss Gertie Vetter Sunday evening. On
Monday Miss Vetter left for Minneapo-
Ills.
/ w. G. Alvin Of this city has been re-
Iquested to read one of the papers at the
next meeting Of the State Pharmaceuti-
cal Convention.
Contractor ochs Of Springfield was in
the city Friday. He says that from sew
en- to ten two-story brick blocks will be
erected there this year.
Mrs. Meyer, mother of Mrs. Henry
SchradeI, died at the latter's home in
this city on Saturday. She was in the
neighborhood Of eighty years old.
Julius Zaska, a young farmer of Eden,
and Miss Ida Mlelke Of this city were
married at Morgan last Wednesday.
| They will reside on farm near SPRING
field.
At the coming township elections the
American flag must be displayed over all
polling places, and in case this is notdone
the town supervisors cannot draw salary
as judges of election.
/ 1t. Beecher, who visited here recent
", had expected to be- assigned to land
duty upon reaching Washington, but
while on his way east last week he re-
ceivea a telegram from the department.
assigning him at once to a post at sea.
The Redwood Gazette announces that
! s. J. Race, the county superintendent Of
Redwood county, will probably be a
candidate for the senatorship next fall.
The list of possibilities up to date includes
Sam Peterson, Geo. Somerville, Jacob
Klossner Jr., A. FL. Anderson, Race, Os-
car Erickson and Bertrand.
/ New Ulm has been asked to contribute
to the relief of the Cubans who are suf-
fering from starvation. It is the inten-
ton to contribute car of -four, which
the railroads will transport to the coast
free of charge. Signify your willingness
to assist by communicating with the
president of the Commercial Union, Col.
Bobleter.
i One of the cleyerest groups of mask.
ers ever seen in this city was that Of the
tall gentlemen at Turner Hall last Tues
! day evening. The idea was novel, the
makeup perfect and the appearance
amusing and likewise pulling. The
} group would have been prize winner
at any time, and the brownie and COM
zeal Irish policeman only served to in
crease the entertainment which the gen
tlemeD dudes afforded.
], Adam Falk, one of the we'll known
citizens of Milford, died on Thursday OF
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this county good many years and al
ways bore the reputation Of an honest
I and industrious farmer. He was sixty
4 years old at the time of his death and
left wife and several children, most Of
whom have already reached the age Of
maturity. The funeral was held from
the Lutheran church in this city Sunday
afternoon.
The cases of F. A. Chad ourne against
/ George T. Barr, assignee of the r. D..
Hubbard Milling Company, we're on trial
before Judge Severance Thursday These
factions were brought to recover about
]. So, 900 which had been disallowed BY
the assignee. Pau s Pau are attorneys
for the assignee, and George. ". sonnet
lerville and Frank &. Randall are attor-
neys for the Chad onrnes. G. b. Ross,