New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-13

Ma. August Hellm,aDpn 1 i 81, the is,
Of sick.
Alb. Oswald IS now stationed ii Glen.
dive, Montana. .s.sss
Mrs. q. +. Beecher spent Monday
with her parents at st. Peter.
The Congregational picnic at Court.
land yesterday was largely attended.
Charles and Emma Baltrusch Of Glib.
bon spent Monday here with friends.
Miss Grace Newhart entertained hel
numerous lady friends at tea last Friday
afterneon.
Mrs. Col. Baasen paid visit to Mrs
John Roth Of Springfield the forepart Of
the week.
Since his arrival at Chickamauga ny.
Herian has been promoted to the rank
of corporal.
A number of ladies were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Brust Wednesday evening.
Attorneys Frank Clague and A. II.
Mohler OF Lamberton had legal business
before Judge Webber Saturday.
The subject Of Rev. Buzzell's lecture
next Sunday morning at Geoser's Hall
will be "The Survival of the Fittest.'
Mrs. G.. II. Helmes and Miss Emma
Helmes arrived here Saturday evening
to spend a couple of weeks with Mrs.
Helen Setter. =. : = 81
Among those who took in the Chau-
tauqua Assembly at Waseca last week
were Herman Held, Mrs. Mullen and
Mrs. Antony Schmidt.
The marriage of Miss Estella Hirsch
and Willard G. Little is announced to
occur at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Hircsh
on next Tuesday, the 10th. .@
On Wednesday Judge Laudenschlager
performed the marriage ceremony for
Rowland Evans of Cambria and Mrs.
Alonzo Nichols of Cottonwood.
There is danger of wide spread cpl
demic of disease among the horses of
West Newton. Several cases and one or
two deaths have already been reported.
Mrs. Lind of Winthrop, mother of the
Quartermaster, has been visiting here
for several days, Mr.. Lind's wife is ex-
pected home from Chickamauga the lat.
ter part of the week. .. ,,. -.f ss
Mrs. Ludwig Friedrich fell from a
buggy on Sunday and sustained frac-
ture of her left arm just above the wrist.
DR.. Weiser was called to set the broken
limb. %
The annual school meeting for the
election of two members of the board of
trustees will be held at Union Hall next
Saturday afternoon and evening. At
present there are no signs of contest.
Interviewed at Camp Thomas on Sat-
urday 1t. Lind said it would be three or
four days before his reply to the letter
of notification would be ready. The
opinion prepails at Chickamauga that he
will accept. .s.s~..r 4,
Because Of a failure to state the cost
per block the sewer proposals were re-
jected by the council and new bids ord
cred. The lowest bid for the entire work
proposed was $4,197, made by Tholl s
Lapitz Of La Crosse. As this Is for near
" 1000 feet it brings the cost down to
81 pei front foot, which is certainly sur
prisingly cheap. ..z
A little son of August Frank Of Mil
ford was brought into Dr.. Weiser's Of
fee Saturday to be treated for an injured
hand. The little fellow had, out of cur
iosity, established too intimate an ac-
quaintance with the cogwheels Of corn
tsheller, and as result the tips of two Of
his fingers had been removed and the
flesh of his hand badly lacerated.
The inspection of the 18th on Saturday
called for many compliments from the in
speeding officers. The boys appeared well,
and are now supplied with everything.
The work Of the first and second battalions
Of the 18th at the target range Saturday
was highly satisfactory to the officers.
Indeed, this regiment is only equalled IN
target practice by the 18th Minnesota.
The Minnesota boys seem to beat all 9TH
ers in the division in craftsmanship.
Every year Mankato sends its assessor
into the neighboring county seats to ex-
anime the records in the office Of the
register Of deeds. Mortgages held by