New Ulm review., 1900-07-18

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visitor yesterday.
Architect Henry Gerlach Of Mankato
was in this city Yesterday
The large elevator Of the Eagle Roller
Mill company IS now very nearly COM
pleted and will be ready to receive to.
receive grain in about two weeks.
Minnesota street has been scraped and
cleaned since the rain Of Sunday and
Monday and now is in shape for coat
Of gravel, unless it is deemed more de-
sirable to pave 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Mueller mourn
the loss of their ten months old baby
which died Thursday morning Of last
week. The funeral was held from the
Lutheran church Saturday afternoon.
The marriage of John J. Schmidt Of
Cottonwood and Miss Carrie B. Schmidt
of this city IS announced to take place
at the Catholic church in this city on
Tuesday, July 24th. The wedding par
ty will go flom the church to the home
of the groom in Cottonwood where the
wedding dinner will be served. -.sz
Many Of our people here will attend
the Old Settlers picnic to lie held at
Johnson's grove, one half mile east of
Hanska next Sunday. A very interest
ing program has been prepared includ-
ing addresses by Senator Somerville and
DR.. j. W. B. Welcome Sr., OF Sleepy
Eye, and ]. E. Haycraft of Madelia. -,
The Bowling club made the following
score in Frank Burg's alley Wednesday
evening: F. Burg 158, A. J. Meyer 174,
Otto Baalsch 1877, John Toberer 169,
Geo. Hauensteln I'll, Henry Behnke
143, Jos. Bobleter 146, Jos. Gales 124,
A. J. Vogel 159. the club adjourned
to meet the first Wednesday in Septem-
Der.
Last Wednesday the Woman's Liter
ary Club of this city entertained the
Current News Club of Sleepy Eye in
picnic at Fish Pond. The Sleepy Eye
ladies who participated were MesGames
Gallagher, Griffith, Somerville, Wright,
Gieske, Gress. Thompson, Hess, Bing-
ham, w. NJ. Murfin, T. J. Murfn, Smith
Welcome, James, Hays, McBain and
Olsen.
Sneak thieves made fairly good haul
at the hardware store of Englebert s.
Schmidt Saturday forenoon, securing
about 1927 in cash. For some reason
or other both Messrs. Engelbert and
Schmidt were called out of the store
for moment and thoughtlesslv the safe
was left open, giving to some lightfn-
gered party an elegant chance to help
himself to the contents of the money
drawer.
DR.. G.. F. Beachler, was called to
Sleepy Eye Sunday to attend Andreas
Zwaske, prominent farmer of the town
of Mulligan, who was suffering from a
serious attack of strangulated rupture.
After several hours labor the strangula-
tion was reduced and at last>reports the
patient is in fair way to recovery.
Doctor Beachler also assisted DR.. We'll
come in reducing fracture of the hip
suffered by John Smith of Golden Gate.
Magazine literature is too apt to be
sombre nowadays, and the periodical
that breaks through the gloom is surest
to be read. In Seumas MacMannus the
"New Lippincott" for August has found
a contributor whose sense of humor is as
rich as his brogue. His story is called
"Two Cockneys and Consplrator," and
it pictures the "two'' in ridiculous
plight among a practical Joking Irish
mob, whence they are extricated by a
jocular priest.
A caucus for the nomination of two
| members of the board of education was
held last Saturday night in the opera
house. G. H. Hornburg Sr., was chair
mon and A. F. Rein secretary. The
following nominations were made to fill
the places of Peter Manderfeld and DR..
L. A. Fritsche, whose terms expire: G.
W. A. Krook and Dr. G.. B. Weiser. The
school meeting at which the election will
take place will be held Saturday even
ing of this week at the opera house.
Advertisements are posted calling for
proposals for carrying of a tr1-weekly
mail from this city to Sperl, distance
of seven miles. Bids will be received
until July Oath and the service will
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