New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-26
SLEEPY BYE.

fine job and certainly improves the ap-
%sarance Of the property.
Mrs. ,Johansen, mother of Peter Jo-
hansen is very low and Ter life will not
be extended many days. She IS slowly
passing away with cancer Of the stomach.
Miss Alice Bingham chaperoned a pic
mic party of Brooklyn town to the Cot
tonwood river Tuesday.
a. deputy from the asylum at st. Peter
came up Monday to look after Joseph
Huiras who some time ago was released
from that institution and sent to his
home in Leavenworth. The officer found
the sufferer in as bad condition if not
worse than before and was obliged to
take Mr.. Huiras back with him Tuesday
morning.
Miss Lola Wright is spending some OF
her summer vacation at Golden Gate the
guest of Mrs. George Drehr. S.
Farmers are making serious complaints
about the poor planks III the Windhorn
bridge. There are many holes and if it
is not repaired horses will break a leg.
The families of Messrs. Hugh and
Al:-x A,BNn, Gallagher, Baker, Thomp-
sUl and Case p."ncked at the Minnesota
Saturday afternoon.
Mesdames EcksteiE were visiting with
their sister Mrs. Fisch of Window last
week.
F. c. Zschunke of Springfield was
tr4nsacting business here part of last
week.
Mrs Ed Anderson of Lamberton was
New Ulm visitor the earlier part of
the week.
Miss Ella Ftzner of CORTLAND was
visiting with New Ulm friends part of
last week
Mrs. Henry Schlottman and daughter
Gertie of CORTLAND were New Ulm
visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Oswald and her mother,
Mrs. Loesch, were visiting with the
Pless family of Gibbon last week.
1y. Herian returned from Minneapo-
lis, where he was for some time en-
ployed at NJ. & St. L. headquarters.
Miss Ida Hers is visiting will, Mrs
A. c. Ochs of Springfield and in her hon.
or party was given by Mrs. Ochs last
Thursday
Golden Gate post Office is now a mon
ey order Office and Postmaster Dey is
ready to send money orders to any place
in the world.
E. F. Taylor of the New Ulm steam
laundry was in Springfield last week
where he established an agency with
VIM. Biermann.
The Misses Emma and Bertha Bein-
horn were visiting with Mrs. Roth of
Springfield and a reception was given
in their honor last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfenninger left
Thursday for Yellowstone Park where
they intend to remain for some time
Thence they expect to visit Washington,
E. G. Koch will accompany them.
Road overseers and street commission
ers should remember that July 18th is
past and lots of weeds are still growing
On the public highways. This is the date
set by the last legislature to begin that
obnoxious harvest and the sooner the
crop Is gathered the better.
The county commissioners did wise
thing to offer the poor farm for sale. It
is a very unsatisfactory and expensive
method, poor farm is, of providing a
home for the indigant poor. Other
counties have done this long ago and
the results proved satisfactory, while
Nicollet county is about to construct q
new and costly poor farm. 81
The game of base ball between Win
throp and Excelsior played at the latter
place. resulted IN victory for Winthrop,
the score being 7 to 6. Joseph Haas
pitched for Winthrop. Next Sunday he
will pitch for Winthrop against team
composed of employees of Browning
King g. Co., the game to be played at
Winthrop. .-
Upon his return Monday from visit
with his parents IN the western part of
the state, Mr.. Hoidale Informed US, when
asked about the report, that his friend,
Joseph Z. Gieve, = medical student with
whom he intended to spend some of his