New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-27

ifs. Barbara Triton, whose death oc-
Cured ons Christmas morning was ga
years Of age. having been born IN Ba-
varia, Germany, Feb. 2, 1885. She
came g this country with her parents in
1858 and was married 10 John Schneider
At Chicago il 1855, and came to New
sUlm in 1857. n the Indian outbreak
OF 1862 her husband, John Schneider,
was killed and in 1864 she was married
TO German Triton who still survives her.
One child by her first marriage, Mrs.
Michael Fohl, resides at Sleepy Eve.
Seven children came to her after her
marriage with German Triton all Of
whom are alive. Three boys, Hugo,
Otto and German, are married and re-
side on farms near Sleepy Eye. OF the
four girls, Bertha, now Mrs. Albert Diet
rich, also lives at Sleepy Eye, while
Emily is 9 nurse III the national hospital
at San Francisco, and Clara and Emma
are both at home All members of the
family will be present at the funeral
winch will be held from Turner hell
Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock, Miss
Emily having left San Francisco Sun
day evening. The Immediate cause Of
her death was pneumonia and she was
sick only about week.
N. Henningson made business trip
to st. Paul and Minneapolis last week.
Max Reinhart has opened a flour and
feed store in the building one door south
Of the Chicago house.
Mrs. Schra.nm, Of Wapheton, N. D.,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Flor last week
Mrs. Charles Kroschel, of Sanborn, is
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hansing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Hornburg, Sr. aud
Mrs. Hornburg, Jr., spent their Christ
mas with friends at Fairfax.
August Wagner, who is employed in
Minneapolis, is Spending the holidays
with his parents in this city
Albert Grone of Sanborn, stopped off
here Monday on his way home from
- ~, .
If you get your paper by the Review
carrier do no, forget that he will make
his rounds as usual next Monday. IL.
Rand Mrs. William Koepke, of
Winthrop, are spending the holidays in
this city the guests Of Mr.. Koepke's
mother.
Fred Mueller came up from Faribault,
where he is attending Shattuck School,
and will remain during the holidays
with his parents. ~ . ~.
A former business man Of this city re-
membered the families who are so un-
fortunate as to be OF the county poor
list with fine goose each for their
Christmas dinner.
G. w. FL. Heidemann has been indicted
for the embezzlement Of $IO7 from the
American Express company and will he
tried alta special term of court to be
held at Waseca Saturday. He will tie
defended by Jos. A. Eckstein of this
city. h.
The Christmas festivities at Turner
hall last night were very largely attend
ed and most happily conducted. The
children in whose interests the celebra-
ton was had, were out in full force and
they as we'll as many older people, had
a very pleasant time, if the Review may
be permitted 70 judge from appearances.
St Anne Court No. 2s9, w. c. o. F.,
has elected the following officers. Chief
Ranger, Mrs. Christine Eckstein; Vice
Chief Ranger, Mrs. Barbara Koehler;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mary Dengler
Financial Secretary, Miss Mary Filzen;
Treasurer, Mrs. Anna Korbel; Trustees,
Mrs. Rosalla Epple, Mrs. Annie Seifert,
Mrs. Matilda Baer. Medical Examiner
DR.. Geo. B. Weiser.
OF the teachers in the public schools
who do not reside IN this city those who
are spending the Christmas vacation
elsewhere we note the following: Miss
Langmaid, Granite Falls: Miss Kenfeld,
Brownton; Miss Kohler, Waconia Misses
Burmeister, Staley and Budde, Mankato;
Miss FRANKIE, St. Paul. Several of them,
including those who reside in this city,
viii, attend the meeting Of the State
Teachers Association which is in session
III st. Paul this week.