New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
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Mrs. 3. schllling is visiting for few
weeks with her son G. A. schilling Of
Winthrop.
Mrs n. Metzen and children and Miss
Mamie johnson spent the Fourth with
Minneapolis friends and relatives.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Keller of ST.
Paul were visiting with New Ulm friends
for about week and returned home
yesterday. Mr.. Keller was formerly a
composltor of the New Ulm Review and
is now employed in the same capacity by
the Pioneer Press
The new building in course of con-
strution next to And. j. Ecksteln's drug
store will be high enough as to shut out
light on the south side, thus inconven-
fencing the occupants of the upper
rooms. In order to counteract this slight
difficulty, Mr.. Eckstein has large sky
light placed in position.
On last Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents in CORTLAND occurred the
marriage of CALVIN Kelly of Faribault
county to Miss Evelyn Utter of Court.
land. The ceremony was witnessed by
only few friends and relatives of the
contracting parties, and was performed
by Rev. Moore of Nicollet. =
Robert Harlan, the book agent arrest.
ed in Mankato for robbing Joe Salera at
this place, was discharged from the St.
Peter asylum last week. Harlan commit
ted the robbery or theft while suffering
from temporary mental alteration. His
sons pleading tor him, the judge CON-
mitted him to the asylum instead of send
ing him to the pen, and now Harlan is
we'll again. -. 49,
| While driving along the Mankato road
last Wednesday, Mrs. Chas. Harbo, her
four year old daughter and Miss L. Ed
wards met with a serious accident. The
horse ran away and the inmates of the
vehicle were thrown to the ground. The
child broke the left ankle, Miss Davis
sustained fracture IF three ribs and Mrs.
Harbo was injured internally. The in.
jured people we're taken to Jos. Gilley's
place where DR.. Stricken attended
them.
Rev. Firgau of the Unitarian church
lectured at Turner Hall to large and
select audience Sunday evening, his sub
ject being Evolution and Religion"
Mr.. Firgau has during the past few
weeks proven his ability as lecturer to
such an extent as to induce the Turn
verein to engage his services permanent
ly. The Turner'S and the Turner Ladies
Society have guaranteed a stipulated
sum for that purpose. Mr.. Firgau will
soon have his family removed to this
city.
The celebrated Salzbrun divorce case
was heard by Judge Webber Monday,
The testimony, consisting mainly OF
statements made by plaintiff and defend
ant, is Of such a nature as to preclude
publication. It is not likely that de-
cislon will be given before two months
have elapsed. The attorneys for both
sides will have to prepare and file their
briefs, the final pleading by council to be
made shortly after. In the meantime
Salzbrun is held to pay 50 per week ali
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nenno celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary of their mar
riage, Thursday, July 9Th. Their daugh-
ter came here from Mankato, relatives
arrived from Sleepy Eye, Fairfax and
other places, and great number of To-
cal relatives and friends attended the
festivities which were on an elaborate
scale. Nick knows how to entertain
guests. According to his own statement
he did not know that he had been mar
ried quarter of century last Thurs
day, and he doesn't show his age either
The following officers of New Ulm
Lodge I. O. O.. F. were installed at
Gehser's Hall last week: n. G., Gottf
Hoehne; Y. G.. Vim. Radtke; secretary,
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