New Ulm review., 1901-06-12
Commissioners Miller of Comfrey was

Commissioners Miller of Comfrey was
IN the city Saturday.
Chas. E.. Roe of the Business College
visited with DR.. Wood at HansKa San
day.
MI. and Mrs. 81. L. Beecher and child
lreturned home from their trip east on
Saturday night.
| j. Newhart left on last Tuesday for
points IN Texas, expecting to be absent
for few weeks.
Dr. Rotherburg of Springfield was in
town Saturday assisting at the hospital
IN an operation on the person of Mrs.
Peter Miller of Comfrey. The opera
ton was very successful.
| Grandma Durbahn celebrated her 72d
birthday on Saturday..at which time there
were present all her family. It was
quite notable gathering and her friends
hope that she may be spared to celebrate
many more such events.
| A much needed rain fell on Sunday,
greatly benefitting the growing grain.
| wheat throughout the country is in
splendid condition-seldem has looked
better at this time of the year and with
the demand for flour in the east and the
opening up of trade in the Orient the
farmers have every reason to be graft
| ted at the outlook
The marriage of VIM. G. Haubrich.
the jeweler, to Miss Mamie Hughes of
Des MONIES, Iowa, took place on last
Tuesday at the home of the brides par
cuts. The couple returned home on
Sunday and will be at home in the
Gruenfelder building on Broadway.
Mr.. Haubrich is a young man OF sterling
worth and business ability and worthy
of the best bride living which he prob
ably is convinced is now his own and a
large circle of friends extend their con
gratulations.
The cold weather of last week result
\ ed In damaging frosts on Thursday and
Friday nights in various parts of the
county, doing most damage to corn
which in some instances was frozen down
to the ground. Early planting of corn
this year has proven unwise and those
who were deceived by the too warm
weather at the beginning of May will
| possibly have to replant some portions
of their fields. Fruits were so far ad-
vanced that they have largely escaped.
! On the Sd of June Capt. steinhauser's
regiment, the 45th, lately returned from
the Philippines, was mustered out of
service at San Francisco. Capt. Stein
hauser was mustered out on the same
date at St. Paul and returned home Fri
day. He is now once more private
citizen but. will always carry with him
through life he legacy of his country
which he has valiantly serveda Grip
pied leg. He will no donbt, and should
draw pension, but that, however large
it may be, will not compensate for the
| damage he has received. He returns to
civil life having earned distinction
| coveted by many and his New Ulm
friends are glad to give him greeting.
Henry Engel. L. G. Vogel, Ed. Pfaen-
| der, Chas. Toberer, VIM. E. Koch, Otto
Setter, John Herzog, VIM. Herman, Her
man Nagel were elected delegates to the
annual State Fireman's convention to
be held in Crookston on June 18th, 18th
and 18th. Next years convention is to
be held IN this city. and the council very
considerably appropriated $500 toward
defraying the expenses of this delega-
ton. This may not seem to some to be
wise on the part of the council but in
the end it will be justified, as New Ulm
will be several times over reimbursed
by the convention which is to sssemble
here. They left on Monday over the
M. & St. L. road. Emil Wicherski also
was one of the delegation.
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