New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-12
Mrs. Grossjean Is seriously Ill with q

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tied here several days last week.
| Masquerade suits for the coming mas
qnerades can be rented of r. Burg Jr.
DIR. @. c.. Stricken attended meeting
of the State Medical Board III st. Paul
last week. 5
Russia has ordered 10000 military
rifles and 100000 cartridges of the
Winchester Arms Co.
Rev. Koeberl of st. Paul and Rev.
Jansen of Henderson spent Sunday and
Monday here with Rev. Schroeder.
Jos. smasal of Lafayette has purchased
the farm of John Schottenbauer for $5,-
600. The farm consists Of 1866 acres.
Fred Pfaender of this city was placed
| on the committee of democrats appoint
ed to receive VIM. J. Bryan at Minneap-
! oils Yesterday.
O. NJ. Olsen, the druggist, is now to
be found behind the counters of the Cit
liens Bank. He will prepare himself to
| fill the place of Mr.. Mullen, during the
latter's absence in Mexico next month.
It is now CDR. Frank Stricken" Yes
ter'iay the young man received a tele-
| gram from the board announcing that
he had been admitted to practice. For
the present he will remain in this city.
Congressman McCleary has recon-
mended that Editor Geo. B. Hughes of
the Reveille, an old Nlcollet county boy,
be appointed postmaster at Redwood
Falls. Rather tough on the Gazette, eh?
The Mankato Review says of A. J. AL
win of this city after his appearance in
one of Liedertaf concerts at Mankato
Mr.. Alvin is an elocutionist of unusual
ability and is rich in selections from COM
edy and tragedy.
! Mr.: Lind had been selected to deliver
an address at the Jackson banquet in
Minneapolis last evening On ''Politics,
Ideal anu Practical" but was prevented
from even attending by the unfortunate
sickness which prevails in his family.
The Times of Sunday said there would be
great disappointment among the silver
people of the state over his inability to
| attend.
The Christian Endeavor Society have
named the following members as chair
men Of the '99 convention committees
President, Rev. Johnson; secretary, w
G. Little; finance, G.. A. Ottomeyer
press, Hy. Somsen; entertainment, Her
man Held; decorations, D. Grusendorf
music, A. F. Ottomeyer; transportation
Havelock McLennan. These commit
tees will soon be enlarged by the addi
ton of representative citizens.
The masquerade ball at Turner Hal
on the 22nd of January will be an limo
Walton on those held in recent years. A
effort Will be made, in short, to ceviv
the old-time masquerades, those tina
used to make New Ulm famous for it
2 Carnival festivities. The ladies, who hav
this years affair in charge, are laborin
| diligently and are not sparing eithe
l time or money to crown the first maske
ball of 1898 with gorgeous success.
A few weeks ago John Carroll,
brakeman, was run over by switch e1
$ CINE at Mankato and so badly hurt tha
one hand and one leg had to be ampr
). tated. For days after the amputatio
he complained that the fingers of th
amputated Land hurt him and begge
: that the hand be disinterred and til
D fingers Strengthened from their crampe
;.i position. Carroll did not know in whs
! position his hand was buried and th
:, others had forgotten, but the amputate
hand was nevertheless dug up and foun
a to be in clutched condition, Just 5
Carroll had described. The fingers wei
$ then Strengthened out and the hand r.
e buried. When the attendants returne
to the hospital they found Carroll niue
: relieved. The feeling Of pain in tt
handshad passed away and he was res
g ing easily.
In reporting the death OF Adam PEI
fer, the Altoona Times has the following
Pfeiffer was no doubt crazy. II
queer actions all along the line were II
comment of his fellow passengers. Sc,
!. eral hours vest of Pittsburg he went il
to Pullman car, drew q revolver and
knife, and threatened one of the passer
gers. He was hustled into the day coacl
where he remained until the conducte
2 came around for his tickets. He II
fused to understand, and had to ;
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