New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03

Edward Maltzahn IS confined to his
bed with illness. ..iS
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Elsner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard returned from
Marshall Saturday afternoon.
Fred ]. Engel and Miss Krause will
be united in marriage on the 9th.
Gus. Schmidt, formerly of New Ulm,
has resigned the leadership Of the Tracy
banG.
Mrs. Saverien and children have gone
to Iowa to spend month or more with
relatives.
Mrs. George and daughter, Helen, re-
turned from their eastern visit Friday
afternoon.
A large party of New Ulmites enjoyed
a picnic at Martin Penping's place in
Home last Sunday.
Mrs. Follmann entertained her sister,
Mrs. Peabody of Baldwin, Wisconsin,
for several days last week.
John Memo, after several weeks of
treatment at the New Ulm hospital, has
returned to his home at Tracy.
The wheat on Chris. Filzen's farm west
of town was threshed last Saturday. It
averaged Is bushels to the acre.
The body of one Of the twin children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wild of Lamberten
was brought to this city on Friday for
burial.
As soon as Henry Seifert moves into
his new building, Lauermann, the shoe
dealer, will occupy the Schell building
on the corner. L. =,
Steve Somsen, the young Minneapolis
lawyer, who has been the guest Of his
brother for two weeks past, will return
home tomorrow.
Albert Pfaender entertained Mr.. Geist-
ner of St. Paul couple of days last
week. Mr.. Ge1stner is medical stud
dent at the state university.
W. G.. Alvin and John Toberer won
the fine lamps which were ratified off by
W. A. Fencke. Alwin's chance cost him
one GENT and Toberer's fifty.
.Henry Kaschau severed his connections
With the Koehler barbershop on Satur-
day and on Sunday left for st. Cloud ;to
join McEwen, the hypnotist. 81
A transient by the name Of Page was
brought down from Sleepy Eye Thurs.
day and placed in the hospital. He is
afflicted with severe case Of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Titus Mareck and children came
up from Minneapolis Sunday to visit
with Mrs. Mareck's mother, Mrs. Richard
Fischer. Miss Minnie Fischer accomp-
anied them.
A horse belonging to VIM. ANIME dis:
appeared mysteriously from the barn il
which it. was tied Saturday evening,
There is ever; reason to believe the ami.
final was stolen.
w. P. Hoy, the buttermaker of the
Golden creamery, has resigned in ordel
to accept similar position at Randolph
near Hastings. Evert Peterson of Slice:
ply Eye succeeds him at Cobden.
There will be meeting Of the chorus
which is to furnish music for the Christ.
ian Endeavor convention, at the Congre,
gational church next Monday evening
All singers are urged to attend.
i Rev. Meske will arrive here from Or.
tonville during the week and be the
guest for some days Of G.. A. and Ale1
Ottomeyer. Next Sunday he will occupy
the pulpit Of the ngregational church
Dr.. Pucklitsch has sold his practice in
Sleepy Eye to DR.. Gosslee Of. Tracy and
will leave shortly for Cincinnati, his
former horne. Tie opportunities offered
him there were such as he could not re.
sist.
While coasting down the Heimerding.
er hill at Golden Gate, son Of John
/ Cutting was hurled from his wheel and
dashed to the ground with such force Al
to cause q fracture Of one of his RIBS and
otherwise bruise and injure him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Skinner are enjoy.
ling a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer who
ARRIVED here on Wednesday from Aus
tralia, where they have been spending
much of their time for the past seven
years. Mrs. Dyer is . daughter Of Mr..
Skinner. 55.
Chaplain Clemens is home from Chick