New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-29

Miss Helen George spent the greater
part of the week with Springfield friends.
Carl Nagel is suffering from an attack
OF blood poisoning, the result of cutting
his thumb with nail. ...s-.
John Koepel has sold his farm in Laf-
ayette to Carl Millbauer for $4,000.
Koepel will go to Idaho. ~.
Rev. Thos. Hughes of Denver, Colo
RADIO, is visiting with friends in Cambria.
! He will remain several weeks. e..
Mrs. Otto Schell and sister, Miss Anna
schhwerdtfeger, left the forepart of the
week for Tripoli, Iowa, to visit with
friends. . 49,.
H. L, Beecher and wife returned from
the east Sunday afternoon. For the
, present their home will be with Mrs.
Rosskopt on Broadway.
Mrs. Rewitzer, Bohemian lacemaker
of this city, has been secured to make
lace at the Trans Mississippi Exposition.
She left for Omaha Friday.
The Redwood Gazette announces the
engagement of Miss Charlotte Schmall
of Redwood Falls and John J. Palmer,
the Gibbon druggist. The marriage will
occur in the fall.
Assistant Superinten lent Stewart came
down from Tracy Monday to be present
at the trial of the case of August KALI,
as administrator, against the Winona s.
St. Peter Railway Co.
The Turnverein at its last meeting de-
cided that the building of tile new opera
hall should be undertaken this year.
The tearing down of the old hall will
commence next Tuesday.
E. E. Smith, who managed the Van
SAINT campaign in Hennepin county, was
at one time a resident of this city. He
was then collector for a machine COM
pany; now he is practising law.
Attorney Olsen of Sleepy Eye, who
has been attending court at Granite Falls
for several days reached here Monday.
He will be associated with MI. Somer-
vii lie in the defense of William Eich.
The little child of Frank Niemann.
the blacksmith, was kicked in, the face
5y horse on Wednesday. Several of
the child's teeth were knocked into his
mouth and his face was horribly disfg-
ured. .....
Ole Peterson of Brighton and VIM.
Dannheim of Lafayette are among the
Nicollet county delegates to the state
convention. The delegation is said to
be divided, with ten in favor of Van SAINT
and two for Eustis. .-,... 49, -- ~.
The following scores were made at
Hunters Rest Sunday forenoon: Voss,
14S; Gebser, l02; Grau, 2O3; Toberer,
40; Grebe, 100; w. E. Koch, al; Hen
~ Koch, 149; Lila, 1853; Krause, TO-;
Pfaender, 178; ANIME, 159.
Prof. George Wagner, who is now a
member Of the faculty Of the Kansas
University at Lawrence, arrived here
Wednesday to spend couple of weeks
with his parents. From here he will go
to Michigan to join lis wife.
The marriage of Mathew Rock of
Cottonwood and Miss Mary Grohne oc-=
Cured at the home Of the brides par
ents at Sanborn yesterday. While the
bride is little known to the people Of
New Ulm, the groom has a large ac-
quaintance, and all will Join IN wishing
him happiness and matrimonial cheer.
A Tracy citizen received letter rec
emily from E. st. Julien Cox at Los An
geles in which he said he realized that
he is slowly, but surely, dying Of cancer.
BE expressed the wish, however, to visit
once again before his death the scenes Of
his earlier years, and this wish was re-
sponded to BY the citizens Of Tracy with
purse sufficient to insure his transport
tation. He may arrive this week.
Capt. Jos. Anderson, one OF the heroes
of Birch Coulie and Withal q prominent
figure il the memorable struggle with the
Indians, died at his home in Oklahoma
City last Thursday. Capt. Anderson's
company was the first to enter New Tim
after the evacuation By Flandreau, and it
was nearly always 1t the front in Sib-'
ley's advance. The company also formed.
Al important part Of the force under
Major Brown that was engaged il the
desperate and bloody affair a Birch.
Coulie.