New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
Mn. Herman Georgius and Mn. "a.
Cordes went 10 Nicollet Friday to visit


Mn. Herman Georgius and Mrs. Ed.
Cordes went 10 Nicollet Friday to visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. Jahnke returned from pro-
ilonged visit with friends aud relatives
IN Nicollet Thursday.
9. w. W1tte, Of late operator for the
North Western at St: Peter, is now do
ling duty at the New Ulm depot Of the
North Western, as night operator.
Mr.. a. W. Bingham left for Chicago
Saturday, where he will meet Mrs. Bing-
ham who had been visiting with Yer
mont relatives for about six weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Bingham are expected to ar
rive here in s few days.
G. H. Helmes of ST.. Paul arrived
here Monday evening and left to-day.
His daughter, Miss Vera, accompanied
him to this city, where she will remain
for several weeks with her grandmother,
Mrs. Setter of the Dakota House.
The school election last Saturday
passed off very quietly and resulted in
the unanimous election of Messrs. II.
Schapekahm and r. Pfefferle, no oppo-
sition being offered. There were 438.
votes cast, several ladies casting their
ballot.
Robt. Campbell, one of the numerous
but unwelcome guests New Ulm is in.
tested with at the present time was fined
S5 and costs for drunkenness by Justice
Hennlngsen yesterday morning. He IS
now at a six days bread -and-water Giet,
with the exception of the fifth day.
F. Nagel & Go. received two carloads
of cement from Louisville, KY, Monday
morning and by Tuesday one carload
was disposed off, two carloads of Baker
plaster were also received Monday and
the material is going like hot cakes.
The firm of F. Nagel & Co. is hustler.
Thirteen year old Clara, daughter Of
Peter Pengel of Milford, died of lock-
jaw, the consequence of slight injury
sustained short time ago, which had
caused blood poisoning The funeral
took place from Catholic church in the
Catholic cemetary last Monday morn
Ing.
| Mrs. P. J. McCumber. wife of the U. S
Senator Of WAapeton, N: D. is visiting
with Mrs. August Raabe. Mrs. 1IcCum-
Der, nee Schorning was years ago res
ident Of this city, her parents being
among the early settlers in this part of
the country.
! Valentine Bott of Lamberton, who
died recently at st. Alexander's hospital
I from the effects of iecelving fractured
skull while splitting wood on his farm,
wllled all his property to his wife, Lou
lisa Bott, before his death, and she has
been appointed executrix of the estate
by Judge of Probate Robinson of Red.
wood county.
| Mrs. Mary, wife of Geo. Domeier Of
town Sigel, died Friday morning at two
o'clock after an illness of only three
| days duration aged forty -one years. Flu
neral services were held in the Catholic
church Of this city Saturday morning
Rev. sandmeyer officiating, and The
body was laid to rest IN the Catholic
cemetery.
St. Anne's Court, G. O. F. was insti
tuted by Rev. Bajec of Fai1fax las
Thursday Officers were installed as fol
lows: Chief Ranger, Mrs. Al. Eckstein
Vice Ranger, Mn. Henry Koehler; Cor
Sec'y, Mrs. B. Follman; Sec'y, Miss Fill
zen; Treas. Mrs. J. Korbel. Installation
of officers takes place next Wednesday.
! Messrs. Theo. Mueller, Fritz Williams
and Ferd. Sandwald and families ar.
ranged for short excursion to Gibbon
last Friday, visiting with friends there
and returning in the evening. They re
port very pleasant time and Mr.. Muel-
Ter, having had his eyes open for any
business that may turn up, is especially
we'll pleased. 49, * ~ ).
Paul strelow of Sleepy Eye giving up
the saloon business some time ago took
a we'll deserved rest of few months,
In the meantime he was on the lookout
for business and Saturday morning be
bought the farm of Henry Meyer ST., OF
Milford for the round sum of $4,000
He took possession at once after dispos-
ing of his Sleepy Eye residence by leas.
ing it to F. w. Rinke. II
The building put up on the place