New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-10

Attorney Hoidale has rented che front
rooms over the postofice.
The Great Western Band will furnish
the music at CORTLAND Park on the 18th
Judge Webber and family returned
from their outing at Prior Lake Monday
afternoon. 8
Thad. G. Jones, the well-known st
Paulite, was here portion Of the weel
ffon business. {.
Attorney Henry somsen has been Wis
iting since Thursday with relatives a
Lime Springs, Iowa.
Henry Hammer and family Of Noun
tain Lake were guests at the home o.
Alfred Roos for several days last week.
The Northwestern Telephone CO. viii
have its line from St. Peter to Tracy
through this city completed within sixty
days. .
The Commercial Union will hold its
regular meeting Friday evening" The
question: of a public library and reading
room will be agitated.
Henry Loheyde is suffering from Sc
we're case of Brights disease On Sun
day he sustained what to all appearan-
ces was an apopletic stroke.
The school board organized Friday
evening by electing Richard Pfefferle as
president. Adolph REIN as secretary and
Herman Schapekahm as treasurer.
James Page, the. stranger who has
been sick at the hospital with typhoid
fever, died on Saturday. On Monday he
was buried in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Sietzel is critically i'll, so much 50
that it was found necessary on Monday
to summon her daughters from Mime
apolis. They arrived Monday evening.
The report comes from Boston that
Ernst Heers, who has had charge of the
gymnastic section of the Boston Turn
verein for several years, is to be married
next month.
The county conventions of the Demo-
Gratis and Peoples Party to elect dele
gates to the senatorial and congressional
conventions will he held at Springfield
next Saturday. .
Edwin Hilton was here last week and
booked "The Gay Matinee Girl Compa-
n.y. for the 25th of September at Union
Hall. The company includes the we'll
known Matte Vickers.
Ludwig otterholm, the young boy
who was taken sick with appendicitis at
Winthrop, died here on Wednesday. His
sister, Mrs. Albert Kiefer, came over
from Winthrop to attend the funeral.
Andrew J. Eckstein will be the duly
elected delegate Of the local Foresters'
court to the convention at LeSueur next
week. This convention includes dele
gates from Canada, Minnesota and the
two Dakotas. -
H. A. Subllia has arranged to spend
the closing days of his life at St. Alex
ander's Hospital. The veteran citizen
has aged rapidly of late and no longer
expects to regain even reasonable de-
gree of health. =
Henry Neumann was down from Slee-
Ply Eye Thursday and confirmed the re-
port that he was an aspirant for the flu
sion nomination for clerk of court. Hen
ry is young man with large acqualn-
lance and at present feels confident of
political success. -.
The school board at meeting held
Friday evening elected Herman Raabe
to fill the place in the teaching corps
made vacant by the resignation of E. E..
Gieseke. Mr.. Raabe is New Ulm bov
and has already had some experience in
the common school districts of this
county.
The regimental flag, which is to be
presented to Bobleter's command by the
citizens of New Ulm, arrived from
Philadelphia last Saturday. It is mag
nifcent / flag, beautiful in design and
perfect in quality and workmanship.
The field is blue, with the state seal and
the number of the regiment embroidered
in the center. Its cost was SITS.
Mrs. Mary Bloss died at her home IN
this city last Saturday morning, after an
illnessl lasting several weeks. The de-
ceased was born in Bremen seventy years
ago last March and for :.many years was
a resident Of this county. She was the
mother of fves daughters and one son,
all of whom are now married. The fu-
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