New Ulm review., 1900-05-09

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1tiennial convsstion oss u atholie or
a. q orsseers frs,ln Anne' Cont
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q. and In. 4. 6clilIlltt enfeftaineda q
party 81 friend% at pro ,ivs i q hist last
'rhurstlay evening ne priils iinnels
we've Mullen. lrs E. e.
Hale, q. g zslls and Pl,iliI Lis.ch.
The datss finally discidsd upon for ths
1appearancs of ths illlraukee Ge1man
ThsAt1s eompany 6 ,Tnlnsr Hall ars
Jnne b. 4 and 70, the company playing
only every other night during their on
ig.e esment here.
COW belonging 70 John schneler
who resides near the brick yards, was
run overly the 6:15 passenger train on;
the q. Il. W Saturday evening Two
sof her legs were broken and it was nee
ossary to- klilSh her.
change il time on the Chicago &
Northwestern went into effect SUNDAY
E|by which the train leaving here at 8:s5
il the afternoon reaches Chicago al q
s'clock the following morning, instead
of 7:30 IS before, shortening OF the
time so minutes. s.ss
Thetax judgement land sale which
opened at the office Of the county audi
tor Mon.iay will be- in progress for six
days and will be followed next week by
the forfeited tax sale. The number Of
sales made on Monday, the first day of
the sale, was about forty. IS
The Skating Club finds itself with q
balance of about 50 ID its treasury after
settling up all its Indebtedness from
past seasons skating and has donated
the amount to the public library, The
amount is gracefully received as an In
dication Of good will ST the club.
At the fair given by the ladies Of the
Turnverein last Sunday, VIM. E. Koch
was the winner Of the prize offered by
the Frank Burg Cigar Factory to the
one who should guess the number Of.
leaves of Havana tobacco used IN manu-
featuring q box Of Burg's Blizzard ci-.
gars.
The funeral of Bertha Platter was held
from the home of the afflicted parents
Sunday afternoon, Rev. H. w. Johnson,
pastor Of the Congregational church, Of
fcjating. Deceased was eleven years of
age and the cause of her death was heart
failure. The remains were inferred in
the city cemetery.
Miss Erna Kiesling, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. August Kiesling, died Satur-
day night of appendicitis and was bur-
led from the family residence yesterday
afternoon. Deceased was beautiful
glrl Of seventeen or eighteen years and
her death is sad blow to the stricken
parents and relatives.
Harmony Camp No. 2097, N. w. a,
is doing some good work this summer.
At its next regular meeting which oc-
ours this evening there is work in adop-
tion and several candidates to be ballot
ted upon. The charter has been opened
for period of three months to give
special deputies an opportunity to.work.
Sidney Larson, the eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Halver Larson of Linden, died
last Saturday of brain fever. Deceased
was u years Of age and a nephew of
John Larson, clerk of the district court.
The funeral will be held at the home. Of
the parents in Linden tomorrow and the
burial will be in the Linden Lutheran
cemetary.
The party Of local capitalists who
went to Griggs county, n. D. last week
with the intention Of investing largely
in North Dakota real estate, returned
Sunday afternoon, with the exception Of
Messrs. Gilmore and Amann. The par
ticular section of the state visited by
them has plenty of vacant land but none
of sufficient value to. warrant the invest
ment intended. 81
Sunday morning Holy Trinity Catho-
lie church witnessed the very interesting
spectacle Of the reception of the first.
holy communion BY 9 class Of 1O4, 4, 60
boys and A girls. The communicates
were escorted from St. Michael . Acade-s
my to the church b the St. Joseph So
5ciety, and high mass was celebrated ats
O'clock BY Rev. Sandmeyer, assisted BY
Rev. Schalk and Rev. Rinke, $50