New Ulm review., 1901-09-04

have some good bargains in improv-
| ed farms near Madelia, Lewisville and
Truman. DIG. D'Evelyn, Madelia, MINI
Mrs. Otto sommer left for Minneapo-
lis Saturday to join her husband, who is
working for the j. /. Case people.
The week of county fair has been one
OF almost Unprecedented weather. Bet.
ter could not have been made to order.
The Second Regiment band left on
the, early train Monday morning for
Minneapolis where 1t was to take part
in the Labor day parade in that city.
The train was so late however that they
| were left out and returned home the
same evening.
| Il. Schwerdfeger has sold his span of
black drivers to gentleman in New
| Ulm. 1t was by far the best driving
team in this vicinity. The New Ulm
gentleman may make his neighbers feel
little envious of him when he drives
out now. The price paid was $4OO,
which included carriage and harness.
That is a good price but they are worth
it. Sanborn Sentinel.
Thursday night some malicious hend
attempted to wreck the NJ. & st. Z. pas
senger by placing ties at intervals along
the track. Fortunately the danger was
averted by timely discovery of the ties
and no harm was done. Train wrecklng
is one of the most inhuman means of re-
venge or robbery there is and the man
who seeks that way of getting even
should when caught be correspondingly
dealt with.
Rafus j. Hoyt president of the state
organization for the prevention of cruel
ty to animals was in the city during the
progress of the tail to protest against
the balloon ascension parachute leap of
the dogs Tips and Fritz. He had pre-
] yiously threatend that If the manage
ment persisted IN sending the dogs up
he would be here to stop it. The failure
of the balloon to hold gas prevented him
from securing chance to protest, and
he laid plans for the organization of a
branch of the society here. he repre-
sents worthy cause and its principles
should be part of the ethics of every well
governed city.
You will save money buying your
furniture and carpets at Buenger's furni-
ture store.
| The funeral of Mrs. Freiderika Spaeth
wife of Jacob F. Spaeth of this city was
held from the Lutheran church on FRI
day. She was followed to the grave by
[ q large concourse of relatives and friends
for she was a woman of many fine points
and generally respected, being one of
the first families to settle in this part of
the county. She died of heart disease.
The children are Jacob Spaeth New Ulm,
John Spaeth Santiago, CAL, Carl Spaeth
Montevidio, Mimi, Frank Spaeth Ray
mont, Mimi, Fred Spaeth Winthrop,
Mimi, Albert Spaeth New Ulm, Mrs.
Otto Tappe New Ulm, Mrs. Louis San
dau New Ulm, Mrs. Fred Blass Win
throp, Mrs. Emil Krachel New Ulm.
! Mrs. Magdalena Grimmer, widow of
/ Conrad G1immer and mother of the late
A. J. Grimmer, passed away on Friday
evening August 80, 1901. having been
sick for long time. She was buried
from the Lutheran church on Monday
and a large concouIse of people honored
the memory of her life in their attend
ance at the funeral. Mrs. Grimmer was
a faithful mother. One of the few who
are left to us of that earlier day when
to be q mother meant privatlons of
which the present generation know so
little. Mrs. Grimmer was born in Ger
many in 1914, was married in 1889 and
come to America, settling in Cincinnati
in 1851 where she lived twenty -one
years. Her husband dieG in 1862 and
she came to New Ulm with her son with
whom she lived during his life time.
Three daughters live here: Mrs. Weigand
Hauensteln, Mrs. Gerboth and Mrs. Eter.