New Ulm review., 1901-08-28

Middle-aged lady would like position
as housekeeper. Call at this Office. 35
DR.. Flower of Gibbon brought Rich
ard Klempel over to the hospital Sunday
to receive surgical aid and treatment for
a severe gunshot wound in the left arm.
The arm will probably be saved unless
blood poisoning sets in.
Misses May Mowery and Addle Olsen
will enter Carlton college this fall with
with the beginning of the school year.
The exodous of young people from this
place, going to attend the various col
leges, seems to be unusually large this
year.
On Sunday the game season opens in
this state and that day will probably see
the cities practically deserted by those
who feel qualified to hunt the prairie
chicken. People from the country report
chickens in large docks as the season has
been an unusually good one for hatch
ing.
The following officers have been elect
ed for the Germania lodge: Helen Roos,
president; Amelia Winkelmann, vice
president; Frances Bellm, corresponding
secretary; Amanda Frenzel, financial sec
retary; Amanda Wicherski, treasurer;
Ida Doberanz, conductor; Ida Tauer, in
side guard; Selma Pfeiffer, trustee.
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning the Rev. Mr.. Updyke read his
annual statement to the congregation,
having just completed one year in the
service of this church. The report made
very creditable showing and consider
ing everything was quite fattering both
to the church and to the minister.
st. Peter hospital records another case
of death. A patient set fire to his cloth
ing and was SO badly burned that he
died shortly after the fire was extin-
guished. No one seems to know where
he got the match to light his clothing,
and the authorities have been exoner-
ated from negligence.
The surviving members of the Second
regiment, Minnesota Veteran volunteers,
will hold their annual reunion on We'd
nesday, Sept. 4, at the court room in the
old post office building, corner of Fifth
and Wabasha streets, St. Paul. The roll
call at the general meeting will be made
at o'clock p. m. and at the camp fire
at 7 80 p. m.
A. R. Bowling, in the interest of the
New Ulm business college made trip
to Winthrop last week. In a business
way the trip was very profitable but the
main object of the trip was defeated by
the non-arrival of a student(0 whom he
expected to meet. Later, in the week
things adjusted themselves to. the entire
satisfaction of all concerned.
The International Novelty company,
headed by Mr.. and Mrs. Heller, the lat
ter formerly of this place and wellknown
to New Ulm people, will appear at the
opera house in this city Thursday and
Friday evenings, August 29th and 3Oth.
Besides the work of Mr.. and Mrs. Heller
they have some other quite wonderful
specialties and singing. The entertain
tainment will be well worth seeing and
the price IS very reasonable.
The Burg cigar factory this week re-
ceived letter from Otto Schell in Ger
many inclosing Blizzard 81" coupon.
The factory Immediately sent the re-
quired number of cigars to Mr.. Schell
to redeem the coupon. It is some graf
itication to the company to know that
the Blizzard is being smoked in the
Fatherland and as thoroughly appreciat-
ed there as in the place of its manufac-
ture.
Albert Pfaender, for the nine in the
Ottomeyer block, has challenged the
nine in the Strickler block to play a
game of base ball. There was every IN
dication that the challenge would be ac-
cepted until G. A. Ottomeyer signifed
his determination to play, and then the
opposing nine commenced to quibble
about getting professional to play.
The Strickler nine is noted for its indis-
crimlnate kicking, and are, to tell the
truth afraid to go up against good
nine.
Mrs. Follmann, the milliner, is now in
Milwaukee visiting the various whole
sailing establishments and will later GO