New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-06

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Grant Brambel and wife Of Sleepy
Eye werein the city yesterday.
Attorney Geo. T. Olsen Of Springfield
was New Ulm visitor Sunday.
Miss Nora Ouren Of Linden will sing
at the Unitarian exercises on Easter Sun.
day.
Mrs. Wltkowski and grandson have
been spending the past week in Spring
| field.
]. H.. Lienhard, the travelling man,
visited his brother in this city Sunday
and Monday. ss
VIM. Laudenschlagel has Eeen in Chi
cago the past week investigating i'm
provements in acetylene gas.
W. A. Fenscke, the merchant, has
been suffering from severe attack Of
rheumatism the past few days. s
Rev. :Alphons Mueller received dis
patch from Switzerland on Monday an
nouncing the death of his father.
Brown county will be entitled to II
delegates in the Democratic State con-
vention and Nicollet county to 10.
Wolfgang Fusner died at his home in
this city last Wednesday of dropsy. The
deceased was sevent; -one years Of age.
Miss Ida Koch, teacher in the public
schools of Gibbon, is spending the East
er vacation with her parents in this city.
Chas. Faas, who has been at Denver,
British Columbia, for many years, re-
newed acquaintance here during the
week.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give literary and social
entertainment at tie church parlors next
Tuesday evening.
Letters were received here from Rich
ard Baasen this week, in which he said
that on the Goth of March they would
start to cross the glaciers. @.-..I
Christian Vogel, hired man on the
Skinner farm in Milford, while watering
horses Sunday afternoon, was kicked on
the lower jaw by one of the animals and
badly injured. :.-..
Richard Fischer, instructor in phar.
maceutical chemistry at the Wisconsin
State University, will arrive here 10.
morrow to spend few days with rela.
tives and friends. -.--. r.
Col. Bobleter has received letters from
the captains OF all his companies, in
which they say that in case Of call
they could increase the member ship o.
their companies to the hundred mark
within twenty-four hours. +.
Andrew J. Eckstein, John Korbel
Chas. Schwendinger, VIM. Pfefferle ARD
Adam Peters were at Mankato Tuesday
night of last week for the purpose OF
assisting in the institution of new
lodge of Catholic Foresters.
Editor Dimond of Winthrop was il
the city Thursday. His visit had dou.
BILE purpose-to secure the hypnotist
McEwen, for four nights engagement
and to induce, if possible, the ssDocto1
of Alcantara" performers to give Win.
throp date sometime after Easter.
Next Wednesday Chas. Toberer, W
G. ALVIN, Otto Baarsch, W. T. Eckstein
and Fred Setter will go to St. Paul to
get the boat which was contracted fol
recently by the Launch Club. They will
make the trip up the Minnesota and ex.
pect to arrive at New Ulm on Sunday
the 18th. A boat house is now being
built and arrangements made for the
christening, which is to take place with
all proper ceremony.
/ DR.. Daniels IT ceived letter this week
from the physician to Judge Cox, Of Los
Angeles, in which he states that the
Judge is in a very critical state. He is
suffering from cancer Of the tongue and
one half Of the tongue has already been
eaten way. The physician writes Dr..
Daniels that it is not probable that
Judge Cox will live more than six months
at the most st. Peter Herald.
DURING his stay in this city last week,
McEwen, the hypnotist, put two par
ties to sleep in one Of the windows Of
Crone Bros store. One Of the parties
was Henry Hnmmel, and the other one
of McEwen's own subjects. Each con-
tinued in the hypnotic sleep for over
nine hours and did not awake until the
suggestion was given By McEwen at the
hall in the evening. On being brought
| to the normal condition. each sta tnd