New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
Miss lucy Hausnstein is visiting with
Springfield relatives.

was visiting with New I'm relatives.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rueben Townsend Of Courtland last
Wednesday
Mrs. r. Hartmann, Of ST.. Paul was
VISITING with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Behnke last week.
Next Sunday the corner stone Of the
Lutheran church addition will be laid
under appropriate ceremonies.
Judge Of Probate George and wife
spent the Fourth with their daughter
Mrs. K. E. Mo of Springfield.
John Hunt of Waterville was the
guest Of his brother Dan, baggagemaster
of the M. s st. L. R'y Fart of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Muesins and children re-
turned Thursday from a one weeks Wis
it with the formers sister at New Prague.
Mrs. Herman Mueller and little daugh-
ter were visiting at St. Peter last week.
The little Miss was taken i'll while there
and Mr.. Mueller was sent for.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Backer were Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kroschel
of Sanborn last week. Mrs. G. lehman
of Springfield accompanied them.
Alb. Ochs and Otto Ochs, both of
Faribault were visiting with their par
ents here part of last week. They left
Saturday on an extended trip through
Canada.
VIM. Kuehn was badly cut up last
week by falling on mower, his team
running away. DR.. Weiser sewed him
up and attended to his other injuries not
subject to stitching.
A regular meeting of the Commercial
Union will be held next Friday. Import
ant business is to be transacted and a
large attendance is therefore desired. Ev-
cry member should be present.
After the services at St. George last
Thursday Rev. Berghold came to New
Ulm where select circle had been
awaiting his arrival impatiently. The
Rev. gentleman renamed here but a
short time.
News was received Friday morning of
the death of Major J. H. Heatwole in
in Santiago de Cuba of yellow fever.
The major was a brother of Joel P. Heat
wole and was chief commissary of sub
sistence on Gen. Brooks staff.
The appointment of Henry Engel as
head miller of the New Ulm Roller Mill
Co., as successor to Paul Voss is we'll
merlted one, and caused great satisfaction
everywhere. Engel is an efficient miller
and will fill the place to nicely.
In the report which the war depart
ment received from Gen. Otis of the
deaths at Manila appear: Typhoid fever,
June Is, Fred G. Fritzon, Company E.,
Thirteenth Minnesota; June 20, Paul J..
Rhode, Company K, Thirteenth Mime
sofa.
By order of Mayor Rempel all saloons
were closed at noon on the 4th, and re-
NAMED Theoretically sealed the balance
of the day. The popular song in St.
James on Tuesday evening was: GA dry
time in the old town tonight" st.
James Journal.
Some tramps broke into the depot at
Lafayette last Wednesday night and Sc
cured a small sum Of money. Two sus-
picious characters were arrested at Kloss-
ner on Thursday, but DO evidence being
brought out, the Justice at Lafayette
had to dismiss the case.
| The Turner's Ladies' Society is arrang-
ing for a summer night festival on Sun
day, July 23d to take place at Turner:
Hall Park. The ladies of the Turner So
ciety never DO anything by halves, and
as extensive preparations are under way,
real good time may be promised to ev-
cry visitor. ~
Local lodge of |. 0. 0. F. had a
pleasant outing last Sunday. The men,
hars and their families left here in the
morning for Fritz Klossner's place where
they spent, the day in various entertain
ments. Refreshments were literally pro-
vided and the music was not missing.
The party consisting of about seventy
five people returned in the evening. .5s (
| Marshall Klause was notified Friday
that Louis B1ey's dog had bitten several
people. He started out in search of the
beast, located it and sent acouple of