New Ulm review., 1900-10-24
De. q. stamm, ofsst. Paul, spent Sun

uoy Will zAV40G4VV0 0l1O EXA4OuOS III fGoAo
city. In the evening he was very pleas
antly surprised at the home Of DR.. j. a.
Fritsche by male quartette and 9 party
of friends, the result being most pleas
ant evening for all.
William Jobest and Miss Mary Eben-
hoeh of Lafayette were married at the
Catholic church in this city yesterday
morning. The groom is butter-maker
at the Lafayette-Bernadotte creamery
and the bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ebenhoeh of Lafayette.
Tom McCabe held short interview
with Judge Henningsen Saturday morn
ing and in consequence will put in ff-
teen days at hard labor for the city.
Tom Is an old offender having been be-
fore His Honor at least three times be-
fore for dallying too long with the cup
that inebriates. 7@*'-' : w., -,Es5 ~s@
Fred spoerhase returned last Friday
morning from his fall tour among the
fairs with his trained horses and dogs.
he reports comparatively successful
season considering the unfortunate sick
cess of his stock portion of the time
which prevented him from filling all the
dates for which he had been booked.
A large and very enthusiastic meeting
was held at Milford Saturday evening at
which addresses were made by Einar
Hoidale, Fred Pfaender and other prom
1nent fuslonists. A male quartette &C.
companied the New Ulm contingent and
added much to the enthusiasm of the oc-
casion.
Rev. Updyke, pastor of the Ccngrega-
tional church, was, to use his own Ian
guage, "taken inn at Crone Bros. store
Monday, and while on his way to dinner
his hat was summarily taken from his
head and thrown away, a fine Stet-
son retailing at $3.50 put in it's place,
and the domino went on his way rejoic-
ing.
By reason of an incurable case of
tuberculosis of the bone it became nee
essary Monday to amputate the leg of
Albert Hanson of Franklin. The opera
tion was performed at St. Alexander's
hospital by DR.. O.. G. Strickler, the
member affected being removed Just
below the hip, and the patient is doing
nicely at this time.
John Dolan, a native of the Emerald
Isle who has already passed the age
when he should have learned better,
answered to the charge of drunk before
Judge Hennlngsen Saturday morning.
In consideration of his advanced age
and promise to do better he was dis
charged upon condition that he shake
the dust of New Uln from his feet,
which he did fort hwith.
Ed. Lasien, fence builder EMPLOYED
on the G. & N. W. was brought to St..
Alexander's hospital in this city Satur-
day suffering from severe attack of
appendicitis. It was found necessary to
perform an operation which was done
Sunday morning by DR.. L. A. Frltsche,
assisted by DR.. Emil Weschcke, and the
patient is In fair way to recovery.
Luslen is Frenchman and gives Roches-
ter, N. Y, as his home.
A number of our socially inclined
young gentleman are arranging for a
dance to he given at the opera house
Halloween, Wednesday evening, Oct. 81.
Music will be furnished by Cafarell1's
orchestra of Minneapolis. This orches-
ira is well known here, having furnished
music for dancing parties on several oc-
casions and will prove a drawing card
for the present party.
Through a telegram received by Mrs.
E. Steinhauser Saturday morning it is
learned that Capt. Steinhauser arrived
safely in San Francisco and will return
home at once, probably arriving here
some time during the coming week, a
delay of about week being necessary
IN San Francisco. It is needless to saw
that his return home will be greeted
with delight by not only his relatives
but very large circle of friends as we'll.
4e~Every voter in the city should bear in
mind that next,Tuesday, Oct. 80, is the
last and only day for registering before
the coming election, The official poll
lists are now posted in the several wards
and it is the duty of every legal voter
to see that his name is on the list of the