New Ulm review., 1900-07-11


VIM. sllyerson. W. A. Bingham and
l 9. Z. Roos Joined party of grain men
i Saturday evening for weeks trip west
lover the G. & n. W. lines. When they
return we expect to be able to give our
readers a definite and conservative re-
port upon the general crop conditions
In the country through which they will
pass: 81: i.
Max Burg, Of the Burg Cigar Factory,
was operated upon for appendicitis last
Saturday by DR.. Fritsche at st. Alexan-
der's hospital At the present time he
is doing nicely and is considered in q
fair way to recover. His many friends
in this city and elsewhere will be pleased
to learn Of his complete recovery at an
early day. .~s ....,-, -.,.. -:
Dr.. o. G.. Stricken on Monday re-
ceived a letter from DR.. Chamberlain of
St. Paul In which it was stated that
Math. Heine1 who, was taken to St. Paul
for treatment for injuries received by
the explosion ola small cannon on the
Fourth, is getting along. exceedingly
we'll and that it will be possible to save
one Of the injured eyes. and possibly
both of them. ..'.
Clerk of Court Larson yesterday morn
ing issued marriage license to W. Roy
Whitman, editor of the Morgan Messen-
ger, and Miss Clara M. Burginger of
Sleepy Eye. The Review understands
that brother Whitman was looking tor
minister to perform the ceremony here
and consequently we hasten to extend
congratulations in the hope that the un-
ion has ere this been consummated.
Rev. Fritze, pastor of the German
Methodist church, preached two very in
terestiug sermons in English at the Con-
gregational church Sunday. Rev. Fritze
is forceful and logical speaker to
whom it is a pleasure to listen. He will
occupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday both morning and
evening in the absence of Rev. johnson
who is enjoying his summer vacation.
Arrangements are progressing quite
<iefoo ofl 4,o of +bo
nual fair of the Brown County Agricul-
tural Society. A fine line of attractions
is being secured and there is row no
question but that the demonstration this
fall will be the largest and most CON-
prehenslve ever held in the county. In
making up your fall schedule do not
forget the Brown County fair at New
Ulm in September.
Among the New Ulm people who
were passengers on the Omaha train
| wrecked near Belle Plaine last Wednes-
day afternoon were Prof. A. F. Rein,
| E. Wlchersk1 and Mrs. E. R. Barager:
Messrs Frank J. Peterson and F. J.
Dickson, representatives of the Swift
Packing company, were also on board
and very generously opened stock of
the company's product which happened
to be in the express car and furnished
the delayed passengers with a lunch
while waiting for the relief train tC
come from Mankato.
New Ulm people who visited SPRING
field on the Fourth, with possibly the
exception of the base ball team, express
themselves as being very we'll pleased
with the treatment received and report
the celebration an unqualified success.
In the matter of the ball game there
seems to be question as to the degree
of fairness shown, in factit is claimed by
some of the players that they were lit
orally robbed of the game through yel-
low umpiring. Be that as it may the
record stands Jeffers 4, New Ulm 3. So
| confident, however, are our boys that
they can, with proper management and
equitable treatment, defeat the Jeffers
team that they have challenged them to
play game in this city for purse of
$1OO and the entire gate receipts, GER
tainly astrong enough bet to testify to
their faith in themselves. Up to the
present, however, no reply has been re-
ceived from Jeffers and it is extremely
problematical whether or not the chal-
lenge will be accepted.
Wanted.
A girl for general house-work. Must