New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-14

Peter are visiting with New Ulm rela-
tlves.
Mrs. Haupt has returned to St. Paul
after pleasant visit with Mrs. Helen
Setter.
Prof. Schaller ofthe college oficiat-
ed at the Lutheran church Of St. Peter
Sunday.
Ex-Sheriff Anderson was in town the
later part of tile week shaking hands
with old friends.
Attorney Alb. steinhauser is at Esth-
ervlile, Ia, the right-ofway man for the
M. s. st. Z. extension.
Nothing more pleasant than one Of those
moonlight excursions on the vapor launch
Alcantara. Make a trial trip.
Mrs. j. Hammerschmidt, who was Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Klinkham-
mer, returned to her home in Morgan.
Evening services in the Congregational
church will hereafter, until further no.
tlce, begin at 8 p. m. instead of 7.3O.
The one year old son of Theo Schwen-
dinger died of commissions Thursday and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Saturday. H..
Chas. Quandt of Lafayette, former
pupil of Attorney Jos. A. Ecksteln, has
graduated at Dixon, Ills, and will prob
ably locate in this city.
John Hartmann of West Newton, had
two bones of his right arm broken
Thursday by a horse kicking him. He
Is now an inmate of the hospital.
The wooden bridge of the NJ. & St. l.
r. R. over the Minnesota is to be sup
planted by an iron structure with solid
stone masonry. Preliminary work is go.
ing on.
here yesterday. He will spend his va.
cation with his parents in Wuerttem-
berg, Germany, and return middle OF
September.
Postmaster Schmelz has received word
from the first assistant postmaster gen
eral, Perry s. Heath, that the salary
of the Springfield postofice will be ST.
400. This Is the third year to have an
increase of 500 a year, an,
Andrew w. Peterson has resigned as
postmaster at Comfrey, to take effect
July 1st. Mr.. Huney, the new store.
keeper at Comfrey station, has circulate
ed petition to have the Comfrey post.
Office moved there, with himself as post
master.
Ferd. Crone hos been appointed AS
sistant Commlssary General on the gov
ernor's general staff, but will most like
ly not accept AS Mr.. Crone stated the
office, while an honor to him, would alb
sorb too much of his time and-time is
money.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church met Wednesday
evening, and elected the following Off
GERS: Miss Mabel H. Thomas, president
Dwight F. Mowery, vice president; VIM.
F. Schmidt, secretary; Miss E. A. New
ton, treasurer.
Engineer Thos. Collins and fireman
Jos. Burke, injured at the railroad
smash-up some months ago, returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, last Wednes-
day, very much improved. 1t will take
some months though, before they will
be able to resume their work.
The work on the heavy stone abut-
ments of the new railroad bridge over
the Big Cottonwood river is making
rapid progress and this week perhaps
work will be begun on the steel bridge
proper. 1t will be by far the biggest
bridge in this section.
Chas. Schultz one of the commission
ers appointed by Judge Weber in the
right of-way proceedings of the M. &
St. L.. R. R. is absent and the other two
commissioners VIM. Skinner and Peter
Manderfeld are meeting and adiourning
daily. As nobody seems to know where
Schultz is, the appraising of damages
may take up considerable time.
The New Sweden Farmers Fire In
surance Co. elected the following board
of directors: NJ. P. Chilgren, John Web
ster, L. Hermanson, J. Q. .Currier, Nick
olas Remnant, Henry Enter, Ole Peter
son, J. M. Turner, j. K. Peterson. The
com pany now has 1920 members, and
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