New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-07

8 daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Mauch Of Milford.
Sheriff Block and Attorney Benson Of
st. Peter transacted legal business here
Thursday.
Mrs. John Buschers aud mother left
for Lexington Yesterday to attend the
lieutenant.
There was an excursion from VIM
throp to this city over the st. Louis road
Sunday morning.
Fred Spoerhase and wife are attending
the State Fair and Minneapolis Fire
Carnival this. week.
A couple of hundred people attended
the Lutheran church dedication exer-
clses in Nicollet Sunday.
Jim Smith, stranger, is serving q
sentence of eight days in jail for drunk
eness. He was arrested on Thursday.
The Adrian Miller concert at Union
Hall Friday evening was slimly attend
ed. Hardly fifty people were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wankum celebrat-
ed their "silver wedding" among large
circle OF friends last Wednesday evening.
John Riegel and Mike Beatty, who
went with Dick Baasen to Alaska, have
returned to the states, poorer, but wiser,
| men.
The Democrats of Nicollet county are
now talking of Prof. Sander of Gustavus
College as candidate for senator against
Prof. Carlson.
The Red Rocks and the Golden Gate
nine will probably compete for purse
of $50 at Sleepy Eye on one of the days
of the street fair.
| The family of Werner Bosch returned
from Omaha Friday afternoon. Miss
Nellie Sievers accompanied them from
Minneapolis to New Ulm.
Henry Furst Of Chicago arrived here
Thursday. When he returns, his wife
who has been spending some weeks here
with her parents, will accompany him.
The New Ulm duck hunters who
camped at Swan Lake last year will es-
tablisb camp there again this year.
The advance guard will go out next
week. --.. .. F.:
Chas. Hauenstein was as happy on
Thursday as you usually find man. His
wife had presented him in the morning
with healthy, bouncing boy, the first
in the family
An effort is being made by citizens to
have the Twelfth Minnesota brought to
New Ulm to be mustered out. A good
deal of telegraphing was done yesterday
in this direction. ..-'.--
Quite a few New Ulmites went out
to the Salem church IN Cambria Thurs
day evening to attend social given for
the benefit of the Christian Endeavor
Convention here IN October.
While the balloon was being prepared
for the ascension at the Fair grounds on
Saturday the large scantling, which held
it to the ground, was suddenly snapped
in two and hurled against the surround
ing crowd. One little boy, son of DR..
Hirsch, was struck on the back of his
head by the heavy timber and badly cut.
Henry Herian writes from Camp
Hamilton, Lexington, that he has been
granted furlough and would 60 to Cin-
cinnati. He adds that ~ members of
Company A signed the petition to be
mustered out Of the service, and that
Quartermaster Lind ref eatedly sent tele-
grams to the war department. urging
that the regiment be sent home. Up to
the time of writing his letter, he says,
no attention had been paid either to
the kilograms or the petition.
During the past week three young
men took sudden and unexpected leave
of Sleepy Eye. One of them, Albert
Carlson, was hotel clerk for Geo. Day
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ton and left 'by the light of the NOON
with few dollars of Daytnn's money.
The other two were James Horack and
Harold Overlook, both cigarmakers by
trade and worthless characters BY nature
and from associatiations. Each Of them
sskipped the town." thinking it cheaper
I to do that than to liquidate the numer.
our small loans they had made amongst
i friends.
/ Miss st. George Hussey, the clever
coincidence with Ole Olson, = is an ar.
dent deyotee of the bicycle and avalls