New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-05-22
SLEEPY EYE.
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iFrOm the Herald.)
Ed. Hall packed his grip and went out
on the road Monday to talk for the
Plano binder.
Prof. Hess has been booked to con-
duct summer training school in Waba-
sha county during the month of July
Prof. Cutchett, of New Ulm, will also
conduct school in Stevens county.
Mr.. and Mrs A. FL. Jansen left for
Seattle, Wash. Wednesday, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Jansen is a
dentist and will practice his profession
at shat city His wire is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson, of Evan.
j. J. Bier came home from three
months sojourn in points in Colorado
and New Mexico. His health has not
improved as much as he expected. With
the present fine weather Mr.. Bier ought
to get better.
Former County Auditor Tibbets of
Redwood county, has sold his big farm
of 1000 acres near Wabasso for $32 900.
This is one of the model farms in this
section of the state and shows what en-
energy, thrift and good business tact can
do in twenty years. Mr.. Tibbets can now
retire and rest for the BALANCE of his
days.
VIM. Schmidt, VINO has been cashier
at the local depot for some time past,
has been promated 20 Hendricks, where
he VIII be the G. & N. w. agent. VIM.
is capable and obliging young man
and his stay in Sleepy Eye hiss made
him many friends. He leaves for there
this evening.
Hans Mogensen has sold his residence
and seven lots to George Guth for 3d.
800. This price is exceptionally low
considering the amount of property IN
volved. Mr.. Guth is we'll known farm
er in Town Stark and will move to-
Sleepy Eye in order TO give lis children
an education. Mr.. Mogensen will go to
Oregon with his family where milder
climate is desired is desired on account
of the health of Mrs. Mogensen.
James Burke, an old and respected
citizen who has made his home at Hotel
Leona for the past nine years was found
dead in bed on Wednesday morning.,
Deceased was from all appearances en-
joying his usual good health up to the
time he was last seen the night he went
to bed. No one had the least IDEA that
anything was the matter with Mr.. Burke
as he did not show any signs of being
i'll. He did not get up in the morning
at the usual time and when someone
went to cali him, they found him cold
in death. a physician was called and
on examination it was found that old
age, aided by heart failure caused death.
Coroner Fltsche was notified but on
learning facts deemed an inquest unnec-
essary. Mr.. Burke was born in Galway,
Ireland about 76 years ago. He was an
intimate acquaintance of Michael Cava-
naugh and Henry Burke (the latter no
relative however) for nearly forty years.
His wife died in Chicago about 35 years
ago and he was never again married. He
leaves four children, two sons and two
daughters. John and Frank are both
railroad men and one daughter in Dako-
ia and another daughter at Faribault.
Deceased was an exemplary citizen and
picus member of St. Mary's Catholic
church. Funeral took place at the above
church today. His son, John, was here
to attend the funeral. Frank Burke ar
rived here tins afternoon, to late for the
funeral.
Skin affections will readily disappear
by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa1ve.
Look out for counterfeits. IF you get De
Wits you will get good results. It is the
quick and positive cure for piles. Eugene
A. Pfeffer1e.
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