New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-30

ltor ~ the city Sunday.
2. g. Gilmore will erect : new resi-
#dence=o Washington street.
The Brown County Fair will be held
this year on September 1st, End and 3rd.
The Ladies Unity Club will give q So
#clal next Saturday evening at Capt.
Georges.
There will be an evening entertain
ment, Of q literary and social nature, at |
Turner 1El Hall next sunday evening.
Mrs. Otto scheH gave birthday par
" Monday evening From thirty to
forty Of her lady friends rere present.
?. T. Rounseville Of Dodge Center
spent several days Of last week il this
vicinity in the interests Of the Alliance
Hail and Cyclone Insurance Co.
Dr.. +. w. Fritsche, the dentist left
for Chicago Monday afternoon to take 4
post graduate course in the Northwest
ern University. He will remain there
several weeks.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOsenh
Williams in Cambria on the nth, there
occurred the marriage of John Williams
and Miss Francis Krause of New Ulm.
Rev. Edwards OBLIGATED.
LoIif Cray, the Mankato attorney,
who was in the city yesterday and today.
is one Of the ablest lawyers in this sec
ton of the state and will in all probable
itY be Judge Severence's successor on
the district bench.
Dennis Clary, former county superin-
tcndent Of schools of this county and
later postmaster at Sleepy Eye, has been
renewing acquaintance here for several
days. It vas only recently that he re-
turned from California.
The whist club held its last meeting
for tie season Monday evening. The.
prizes were awarded as follows: Gentle
mans head prize, NJ. Mullen; BOBBY
prize, F. H. Behnke; lady's head prize,
Mrs. sigel; BOBBY prize, Mrs. Blanchard.
At the Republican league meeting in
Minneapolis last week George W. Som
erville was elected district president and
G. A. Blomberg of st. Peter district
secretary and treasurer. e. D. French
of Redwood Falls was chosen as one of
the delegates to the national league
meeting at Omaha.
Seldom, if ever, has there been per-
Torrance in New Ulm where the cos
tunes were so rich and the stage setting
so attractive as in the case of sThe Doc
tor of Alcantara." Nearly all of the
fine suits were furnished by Mr.. Lemme
| of Winona and the furniture by Mr..
Saverien of New Ulm.
The marriage of Mr.. Carl Moerbitz
and Miss Bertha sc6roeck occurred at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schroeck, Monday evening. A large
number of guests were present and the
festivities following the ceremony were
prolonged and delightful. Justice Brandt
TIED the nuptial knot, and the ceremony,
though brief, was pretty and impressive.
The groom, Mr.. Moerbitz, is a young
man of many excellent qualities. He
has resided here but few years, and yet
in that time he has formed many strong
friendships. The bride IS an estimable
young lady, who has a host of friends,
and on this occasion they all sincerely
wish hel we'll. The happy young couple
will at once take up their residence at
Turner Hall.
On Monday .Chas. Walter, farmer in
Milford, after acting somewhat strangely
at home, took large butcher knife ana
left the house.. In short while he was
at the home of his neighbor, Mr.. Losle-
ben, and Threatened to kill the hired
man. Mr.. Losleben Gained him down
and then discovered that he was insane
and at that moment bent on fipding an
imaginary Mr.. Runitz. From Losleben's
he went to the house of another neigh
Dor, where they succeeded in taking the
knife from him and hurrying him of to
town. Mr.. Spelbrink made complaint
and examination was had at once before
Judge Laudenschlager, Drs. Fischer and
Stricken conducting the examination.
When closely questioned it was learned
that the man was laboring under the de-
fusion that the devil had come to him
and told him to kill Nj. Runitz, for If
he did not Runitz would kill him. With
this delusion he started out for the.
nelghbors. and it still possessed him
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