New Ulm review., 1899-05-24


from his trip to Arkanas. He found re-
lief from his rheumatic attacks while
there, but has had relapse since his re-
turn.
Mrs. Christ Ruemke, daughter Of Geo.
zGieseke, who left here about two weeks
ago to receive medical treatment in St.
Paul, where she IS stopping with rela-
.tives has not improved as her friends
had hoped. Mr.. Ruemke went to ST..
Paul Saturday aud intends to remain
there for some time.
. Ogarita & Hatfield were billed here
for Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, but played to small audience on
Wednesday only. The lack of an audi
ence on Thursday caused the couple to
leave New Ulm in disgust without ap-
pearing the second evening.
John Hauensteia ST., has returned from
his extended trip last week. Mr.. Hauen-
stein spent the winter in Gotha, Fa.,
where he found relief from an attack of
rheumatism, and where he is sojourning
almost every winter. On his return he
visited Chicago and Milwaukee, stopping
over for Jew days in the twin cities.
Mrs. J. B. Schmidt and daughter of
Springfield were New Ulm visitors last
Wednesday and Thursday. ..-
A letter from D. D. McRae, Co. K.
18th MINI. VOL, dated six weeks ago,
to relatives in Morgan, states that his
company was then stationed "a miles
from Manila and at the time of writing
were entrenched with the Philippine ar
my close in front of them. He saws
most of the boys have been stiffened up
so with rheumatism since the campaign
commenced that they act like old men.
Mrs. H. II. Meyer of Sleepy Eye died
suddenly last Saturday a week ago at
her home, aged thirty-fve years, and
was buried in the Lutheran cemetery,
Rev. Zich officiating. Deceased leaves
four children, ranging IN age from thir-
teen to two years. She was a good wife,
good mother, a true friend and de-
vout Christian; her untimely death is
mourned by host of friends and rela-
tives.
Sewer connections with the Maltzahn
block have been perfected under the sup.
ervision of Chas. Toberer and the same
is the case with Epple's establishment.
Carlson the saloonist and Epple the
butcher are up-to-date business men they
do not omit one chance for improvement.
Epple's butcher shop is now perfected
and looks as neat as jewel box. It
gives one an appetite to look at the
tempting layout.
The grand jury of Nlcollet county was
in session one day last week and ad-
journed Wednesday without taking any
action in regard to the Wellner murder.
The next grand jury will perhaps have
to wrestle with that problem unless a
special grand jury is called or other
measures are taken by the authorities.
Judge Webber and Court Reporter w.
T. Eckstein are in St. Peter and expect
to get through in two weeks with the
business on hand for the district court.
Henry Lob was arrested by night po-
lice RolWes for drunkenness last Satur-
day and fined $5 and $6 costs by Jus.
tice Jacobs Monday. Lob was helpless
ly drunk and had to be taken to Jail in
wagon, which helped to swell the ex-
pense bill to the above amount. After
the arrest Lob showed fight and had to
be subdued by the timely use of the bat
ton, but not until he had injured the Of
fcer by left handler executed with a
solid rock. He paid his fine.
The Hauenstein brewery is keeping ia
line with any of the business in the state,
not in size perhaps, but certainly in the
production of superior beverage. 1t
is now contemplated by that brewery to
rebuild or rather to construct new
brewery, which will be provided with
the new vacuum process, thus facilitat-
ing and improving the manufacture and
quality. While the new buildings are
being put up, the old ones will remain
in operation, so as not to interfere with
the business.
Erik Olson, who gives his address as
New Ulm, became involved. in an alter
cation with watchman at the G. A.
Smith mill at Camden Place, Minneap-
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