New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27

Mrs. Mat Schneider Is here from
Springfield on . brief visit.
Mrs. Nellie French returned on We'd
nesday from her visit at Tracy.
Mrs. c. 81. Helmes and daughter re-
turned to their st. Paul home Saturday
morning.
g. a. Ottomeyer will enlarge his store-
room by connecting it with the south
half Of the schoch- Ottomeyer block.
Nj. and Mrs. Little are now on their
way to the Pacific coast They will
spend at least month in travelling be.
fore returning to New Ulm.
Prof. Aaron Schmid:, the assistant
conductor Of the summer training school,
has concluded to give up teaching and
enter the field Of medicine and surgery.
He will attend the state university this
fall.
The Agricultural Society will give no
harness races in connection with the Fair
this fall. They fear that, by putting up
large purses for good trotters, the pa
tronage Of New Ulm citizens will be so
tremendous as to make 1t impossible for
them to handle the crowd. In order to
avoid such dilemma, they have con-
cluded to hold onto the money usually
given to trotting events and get along
with just little bit smaller crowd.
One Of the flags for the Twelfth Regi-
ment has already arrived and was exhib-
tied for a few days last week IN Crone
Bros show window. The other one,
the regular reglmental flag, is expected
to arrive from Philadelphia most any
day, and when it does arrangements will
be made to take it to Chickamauga, pro-
viding the boys are still there. Ferdi-
nand Crone, and probably Andrew Eek
stein and DR.. Schoch, will go down with
it. .
On the 18th of August there will be
me citing of the old settlers of the upper
Minnesota valley, including the counties
of Nicollet, Blue Eearth, LIE Sueur and
Brown, at Doty's park near CORTLAND.
This meeting will also partake of the
nature Of celebration of the memorable
Indian outbreak and the gallant defense
of New Ulm. Judge Flandreau and 9TH
er speakers will be present, and the event
promises to be one of great interest. Mr..
Doty IS hard at work on the preliminary
arrangements and will spare no effort to
make the gathering a successful and
memorable one in every respect. " "
It will be pleasant news to the people
of New Ulm, that of the marriage of Miss
Emma Elsted and Rev. H. L. Buzzeu on
Sunday last. The happy event occurred
at the Unitarian church in Linden, and
Rev. Norman performed the ceremony.
Returning to New Ulm, the young coup
lie left for Wisconsin to spend week or
two with relatives and friends. The Re-
view takes special pleasure on tins occa-
sion in offering Its congratulations. 1t
knows the contracting parties to be
worthy, and it knows too that they enjoy
the confidence of the people of New
| Ulm. Rev. Buzzell as pastor of the
Unitarian society has won many friends;
his bride mas done likewise in her chosen
vocation of music All will be glad
that they are to make New Ulm their
home. J..t .as@
! Boss Hays of the Sleepy Eye Dispatch
is provoked. He will not be comforted
until he has been revenged. He says:
Last January the county auditor and
chairman of the board of commissioners
told the Dispatch that this year the Off
ces in the western part of the county
would be given the county''s job print
ing. In the light Of subsequent events
what the county auditor and chairman
told us is, in common parlance, song
and dance. During the past three months
the county has ordered $132.55 worth
of job printing and Of this amount only
! $l0.25 was given to Offices outside New
Ulm. Both of these officers being Re-
Fpublicans it is only meet and proper for
us to say at this time that there are 9th.
er song and dance artists in this county.
Brown county outside of New Ulm is
tired of this sort Of thing and these kind
of promises. There's an election this
fall.
1t. Col. Mccoy Of the Twelfth, who
is in ST. Paul this week on brief leave
of absence, made the following state