New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-27

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The Members Of Company A are rendered
q Banquet at Turner Hall.
Speeches Madeby Many Of the Most Prom.
s8. inent Citizens.

Speeches Made BY Many Of the Most Prom
inent Citizens.
Last evening citizens of New Ulm ten
dered a farewell banquet to the members
OF Company A, prior to their leaving for
the war with Spain. It was the least,
which they thought they could do to-
show their good will and confidence.
The banquet was given at Turner Hall.
The tables were set for two hundred or
more, and from the stage came the pleas
ing strains of Eckstein's orchestra.
The prominent young ladies Of the CT
tY attended to the wants Of the guests at
the tables and had arranged everything
in an attractive and tasty manner.
Editor johnson did the duties as toast
master. Various speakers were intro
duced and among them Col. Pfaender,
Prof. schaller, DR.. Weschcke, Capt.
Burg, Peter Scherer, Hon. Hy. Helmer-
dinger, J. J. Green and Rev. Buzzell.
All OF the responses were brief, but pa
triotic and full of good cheer for the de-
parting soldiers. - ..-.>} H. - =
The addresses of Prof. Schaller and
Capt. Burg were in German. All the
rest were in English. .~.E .s. -.
Towards the close Capt. Steinhauser
was called for and in few words feel
ing expressed his thanks to the commun-
ity for their good will and this enjoya-
able testimony of appreciation and es-
TEEN.
F. W. Hauensteln was St. Paul visi-
tor Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. H. J. Welcome received visit
last week from her brother, whose home
is at Window.
Louis Ambrosch returned from St.
Paul on Saturday. He will remain here
during the summer.
Justice Mueller had his first case yes
terday. He compelled Chas. johnson of
Belnadotte to pay $40 and costs for
drunkenness.
VIM. Silverson attended a meeting of
the Republican stated central committee
in st. Paul the forepart of the week.
Mr.. Silverson is member of the COM
mittee.
The Clary- O'shea case came up before
the Supreme court the forepart of the
week. The case is one that has been be-
fore the courts for several years and in
wolves the title to certain land in Ridge
ly.
Mrs. Bernard Klingler, who has long
been sufferer from tuberculosis of the
bones of her legs and arms, died at her
home in West Newton last Wednesday.
The disease with which she was afflicted
was of the most malignant character and
during the past year two or more ampu-
tations were necessary. The deceased
leaves husband and six children.
Sunday afternoon Capt. Steinhauser
issued notices to all Of his men to be in
New Ulm and ready for duty Monday
afternoon. The recruits from Mankato
and the western towns arrived at three
o'clock and were met at the Northwest
ern depot by the local members of the
company and the Great Western Band.
A large crowd of people witnessed the
arrival and reception. H
e The populist state convention has at
last been called. 1t will be held at Min
neapolis on the 18th of June, the same
day that the democrats and silver repub-
hcans meet. The basis of representa-
ton IS three delegates at large for each
county, and one for every 100 votes or
major fraction thereof cast tor Owen for
governor in 1894. This will make q
convention Of over 100 delegates, and
Of this number Hennepin county alone
will have 1853. Brown county's quota
is Is, Nicollet is entitled to Q, Sibley to
10, Renville to 20, Redwood to . and
Watonwan to 5. The county conven-
tions for the election Of delegates will
be held on June 7th and the primaries
on the End. I'll B. IL