New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-28

The Misses Gushing Of Tracy have
visiting here the greater portion Of the
week.
Capt. Van SAINT will address the re-
publican voters Of Sleepy Eye on the
9Th Of October.
Mike Carols reports that he was
robbed, BY a trio of soldiers at Groebner's
place on Saturday.
Herman Schroeder and M. ,Georgius, two
prominent CORTLAND farmers, have de-
cided to move to this city.
The subject for the morning address
at Gebser's Hall next Sunday will be
"The Worlds Great Altars..''
Gudman Anderson of Linden attend
ed meeting of the state board of equal.
ization in st. Paul last week.
John Lind went to St. Paul yesterday
to see the adjutant general and incident
ally to look over the political situation.
The Belgrade church which was de-
stroyed by fire last week was insured in
the New Sweden Farmers Mutual for
$4,000.
Robert Hartmann and wife of St.. Paul
have been the guests of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Behnke, since
Saturday.
Van Ness, the horse that took first
money in several races here a year ago,
was burned to death in a fire at Anoka
last week.
Attorney Jean Flittie and Miss Eliza
beth Kayser of Mankato were united in
marriage yesterday. Flittle is an old
Brown county boy. ,s..
Mrs. John Buschers returned from
Lexington Wednesday. Her husband is
improving rapidly and will be able to
come home within week.
The Red Rocks and Golden Gate club
will meet at Sleepy Eye Friday as one
of the attractions of the street fair. They
will play for purse of $50.
Henry salzbrunn of Sleepy Eye has
returned from Germany and was in the
city Thursday, settling up the expenses
incurred by the illness and death of his
wife.
Gus. Varrelmann, who spent several
weeks here last spring experimenting
the improvements in the Schell brewery,
is in the city again, having arrived here
Monday.
Private John Eichmann suffered re-
lapse early in the week and for several
days was quite low with typhoid -malar-
ial fever at the home of his mother. He
is now improving.
Judging from the number of empty
pocket. books found around the st. Louis
depot Monday morning, the pitk-pock-
cts must have reaped a rich harvest
while the people were boarding the trains
the evening before.
Frances Larson, woman of unsavory
reputation, attached to one of the num-
erous covered wagons that have been
hanging around here oflate, got drunk
out near the Fair grounds on Saturday
and was arrested. Justice Jacobs fined
her SIS and costs. H.
The Faribault company contains a
good many young men from Mortified.
Gov. Clough met one of the latter while
going through the camp and asked him
where his company hailed from. ,"Oh,
down around Mortified somewhere
was the quick and ingenious reply"
When Chas. Spencer gets through
serving his thirty days in the county
Jail for stealing a macintosh he will
find himself confronted with the charge
of stealing other articles, among them a
coat and a robe. This means that he
will be held to the grand jury and in
the end sent to Saltwater for a number
Of years.
The dramatic section Of the TURNER
Elm gave the people Of New Ulm cred
liable performance at Turner Hall Sum
day. evening in "Die Einquartirung.''
The play is sprightly comedy by Lem
nae and in the assignment Of the various
parts it was clear that good Judgment
had been used. A large audience was
present and at the conclusion Of the play
only fattering comments were paased
upon the work Of the players.
Two soldiers, Private sweeny Of Com
pany F and Private Sheehan Of Compa-