New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-09

TO ii. II. Stewart OF GAINESVILLE.
Rev. Jacob Durbahn has been here on
visit from Red Wing the past few days.
Hospital Steward Kendall of the
Twelfth was robbed of over 500 last
Sunday night, -.~
S. R. Arthur, the Minneapolis insur-
ance man, was trausacting business here
the greater portion of the week. -
Assistant Adjutant General Mertz Of
the Grand Army Department of Mime
sofa dropped dead in Minneapolis last
Tuesday night.
On Thursday the town clerks of the
various voting precincts all visited the
auditors office and were supplied with
ballots and election books.
Robert Steinhaus of Eden fell under
the wheels of threshing engine a few
days ago and was instantly killed. His
head was crushed in terrible manner.
Chaplain Clemens of the Twelfth con-
cluded seriss of meetings at the Meth.
odist church Sunday evening. The chap
lain is an entertaining and instructive
speaker.
The following citizens were sworn in
as special police last week: J. G. Geig-
er, Julius Krause, Ernst Pfeiffer, August
Koehler, August Juderjahn, Franz Grebe
and Jos. Tauer.
John Lind's St. Paul meeting was a
fattering one. Between 5000 and 1000
people turned out to hear him. Eustis
came there a night or two later and did
Mt receive half the reception.
1t. L. G. Scherer arrived here from
Washington Monday afternoon to relieve
Capt. Morgan. The Lieutenant is IN ex-
cellent health, and shows none of the ef-
fects of arduous labor in the department
during the past six months.
The city council has appointed Henry
Engel chief of the fire department at a
salary of $50 year. At their last meet
ing they also passed resolution thank
lug Chief Brust for his services to the
city during many years past.
The fathor of O. M. Olsen of this city
died at his home in Lake Prairie early
last week at the age of seventy one years
The deceased was one of the early set
tiers of Nicollet county and man of
sterling worth and integrity.
Deputy Sheriff Schulz of Nlcollet
county arrested Jacob Jacobson at Mic
ollet last week on warrant issued in
Redwood county charging him with en-
bezzlement. Jacobsen formerly worked
for machine firm in this city.
The reglmental band has decided to
make concert tour of the southern
part Of the state and will open at the
Opera House tomorrow evening. That
the boys will receive liberal patronage
from the people of New Ulnl goes with
out saying. G.. W. Hunter will act as
advance agent for the band.
Miss Marie Bogen will give lessons at
her home in art needle work every Thurs.
day and Saturday afternoon. She also
has on sale material tor fancy work. La
dies interested in Battenburg work will
be interested in calling on her this week,
as she will have an especially fine as
sortment of patterns for display.
Fire broke out in one of the study
rooms at the college last Wednesday
morning, and was only discovered in the
nick of time to prevent a serious con.
fagration. AS It was, the room was
quite badly damaged and books to the
value of $50 destroyed. These books
belonged to Students Renner and Neu.
mann.
"Muldoon's Picnic" at the Opera
House Sunday evening was an unsatis-
factory performance. Aside from the
dancing of Dick Ferguson and the work
of the two little children, there was moth
ing deserving OF praise. Little Evelin,
however, was a show in herself. Hard
ly four years old, she perfol med, never
theless, like veteran, and cheer after
cheer rewarded her efforts. 49,:
Whoever reads the following must wn
to a feeling of respect for the honest
king. King Frederick VI of Denmark,
while travelling through Jutland, one
day entered village school, and found
the children lively and intelligent, and
quite ready to answer his questions.
"Well, youngsters" he said, "what are
the names of the greatest kings of Den
mark?"
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