New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-28
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Miss Gertie Schlottmann Of Courtland
was visiting New Ulm friends last week.
q very successful camp meeting was
held in the grove of Carl Albrecht north
of town by the German Methodists.
Nearly seventy converts are reported,
thirty of which joined the church on
the six months probation plan. Six par
ishes were represented by their clergy
men
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bjorvik of
Hanska were most pleasantly surprised
BY their children and their families last
Monday afternoon, the event beng in
commemoration of their marriage, sixty
years ago. Their children, grand and
great grandchildren number about 10,
of which the majority were present to
celebrate the event.
While bathing in the north branch of
the Watonwan river in town of Albin,
Gunder Hagna got beyond his depth and
was drowned. His companion John Berg
UNI had a narrow escape also. Neither of
the boys couldss swim and the unusually
high water was too much for them.
Hagna was young man % years OF age
and the son of Thomas Hagna of town
Albin.
DR.. Stricken went to Franklin Friday
evening to render medical aid to Halver
Preshold of that place. While suffering
from an attack of mental alteration
Preshold had attempted suicide by cut
| ting his throat with razor. He nearly
succeeded but there is now slight hope
of recovery. The unfortunate man was
mentally unbalanced by tie loss of his
property through conAagration.
|. One of our old and respected citizens
of Brown county has passed away. Err
lund O. Sveine of Albin at the age of
81 years died at the home of A. T. Hud-
son IN Albin on Friday June Is. De-
ceased came to Brown county 80 years
ago and settled on section 26 in Town
Albin and has been actually engaged IN
| farming the most of the time. Mr.. Sveine
had large number of friends IN Albin
and elsewhere. -t.- .#
E. P. Schmitz on last Friday closed
his 9th year as teacher of school district
No. % in town Home. The closing day
Of school was made pleasant by picnic
at the grove of J. N. Schmitz where a
program was successfully carried out by
the pupils of the school. There was a
large number of the parents present. 1t
| was pleasant occasion to all who at
! tended. ~
Lightning struck the chimney of Emil
Wicherski's residence building on Broad
| way and 1st street south Wednesday
forenoon. The fire alarm was sounded
but couple of buckets of water did the
business before the arrival of the fire de-
partment. Miss Rudolph was in the
house at the time and although greatly
frightened she had sufficient presence of
mind left to turn in the alarm. Dam
age trifing.
+ AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton O.Ouren in Hanska,
Wednesday, June 81, 1899, there were
married by Rev. Norman, Miss julia De
Nora Ouren to Nels j. Ouren. The bride
was attended by her sister Marie Ouren
as maid of honor and Anna johnson as
bridesmaid, and the groom was attended
Dy Elmer Ouren and Jacob Sundt. The
wedding was to have taken place in the
church but rain prevented. A bountiful
wedding dinner was served, as also sup
per, after which dancing was INDUCED
In to the sweet strains of music.
Harry Donovan of Mortified now in
the Philippines has SO far recovered from
his wound that he is back on the firing
line. In his last letter he states that his
last mail brought him eighteen letters,
five of which were from patriotic pension
sharks yearning to secure pension for
him. The war with Spain has thus far
tended to enlarge the pension list, no
less than some 10000 applications for
pensions having been made This ia