New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-02

The little son Of Fred Peuser i dam
gerously IL.
The Mexico excursionlsts returned
Monday afternoon.
Miss Anna Zschunke gave q birthday
party Monday evening.
John Kretsch has sold his Sigel farm
TO Thomas stad1ck for $4,000.
The county commissioners will meet
in special session on the 18th inst.
Editor Hodges is said to have his eyes
on the fusion nomination for senator.
this fall.
E. O. Strand Of st. Peter was here
Thursday in the interests Of the St. Peter
Journal.
Col. Bobleter and Adjutant Vogel will
go to st. James this week to muster in q
new company. 8.
Andrew j. Eckstein, Otto Schell, Hen
ry Seifert and Theo. Mueller were at
Gibbon yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle spent portion
of the week IN the Cities purchasing a
new stock Of millinery.
| A. j. Otterholm has abandoned the
Washington House and moved into his
residence on Broadway.
S. A. McElhinny, the former express
agent in this city, was down from Pierre
on visit with old friends Sunday and
Monday.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the New Ulm Telephone Co., for
the election of officers, will be held. this
afternoon.
A party of young people enjoyed q
sleigh-ride about town Sunday evening
and wound up with dance at the Mil
ford club house. 5
! Conductor Hogan of the New Ulm s.
Southwestern road was called to- Gales
bur <, Illinois, last week to attend the
funeral of his father.
Surveyor Anderson Of Nicollet county
was elected vice president Of the Mime
sofa Surveyors and Engineers Society in
Minneapolis last week.
The list of invited guests to the Don
nelly Hanson nuptials includes the name
of Benton Severance of Nicollet county.
Severance has been dead for nearly a
year. ..-.. -
There will be at least two candidates
for city clerk at the coming city cleo
ton. The present incumbent, Louis
Schilling, will be one of them, and Hen
~ Keller the other.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church will hold public service
in the church audience rooms next Sun
day evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Music,
papers and readings will constitute the
program. ~ Ii y -|,-
The paper book of the evidence in the
case of S. D. Peterson against the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. is now being
printed. The argument in the appeal
will be made before the supreme court
at the April term. {
| Sam Arthur, the hustling agent of the
Northwestern Life Insurance Association
of Minneapolis, has been In the city fol
several days. Last week at Sleepy Eye
he paid $1,000 loss on policy held
| by Ole G. Olsen of Golden.
i On Sunday Mr.. Loheyde received a
telegram from St. Peter announcing the
death of his son-in- law, G.. w. steinke
Robert Loheyde left on the first train
and his father and sister followed Mon
day afternoon. The funeral was held
yesterday. g.
4 March 9Th is the anniversary of the
famous battle between the Monitor and
the Merrimac. On that day an Ericsson
banquet will be held at the West Hotel
in Minneapolis. John Lind will act as
POSTMASTER and Cyrus Northrup and
VIM. Henry Eustis will be among the
speakers.
Rev. Buzzell will next Sunday begin
q series Of lectures on the great charac-
tiers Of literature, course that is sure to
prove richly interesting. The first Of
the series will be 1.Jean Val Jean, the Sol
dier Of Conscience" the central figure OF
one Of the greatest, if not the greatest,
novels ever written.
Saturday was the twenty fifth, or sill
yer, anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.
and Mn. s. D. Peterson, and in the eve
ming about . hundred friends surprised
/ them Nv catherine ak their home and