New Ulm review., 1901-04-24

Cdl CHuICn III llliS Clty, we'll W iO Dueul
Thursday to visit for a time with his
son, Fred, and his daughter, Mrs. Anger
mier.
Jos. Gales, who represents several of
the leading insurance companies of the
country, has taken Offices over the city
drug store with President Barnes of the
Interstate Relief and Accident Associ-
alton.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Congregational church will hold It's
monthly meeting on Friday afternoon
of this week with Mrs. Lille. All mem
bers of the society are requested to be
present.
Nicollet Leader: Mrs. A. johnson had
a narrow escape from having her eye
torn out, the ragged end of cows horn
struck her just on the eye and made a
bad wound. A miss is as good as mile
III SUCH d case.
Miss Carrie Keller left for Norfolk,
Neb., Saturday after having spent the
winter IN this city the guest of the fam
lily OF Jacob Pfenninger. From Norfolk,
where she will visit for time with her
brother, she will return to her home at
Spokane, Wash.
Rev. Father Augustus Wirth, pastor
of the Catholic church at Springfield, is
reported as being dangerously i'll. Rev.
Father Won Pockish, of Mankato, passed
through this city Monday on his way to
Springfield to minister to the afflicted
brother.
Rev. S. G. Updyke was in attendance
upon the 'sOld Maids Convention Fri
day thereby enabling himself to speak
to the fact when on the following Sun
day be spoke with such kindly compli-
ment of the purpose ana character and
effect Of its splendid rendition IN New
Ulm.
II. E. Fritsche, well known in this ci-
ty and vicinity, has purchased a half in
terest in the hardware business of .Johu
B. Arnold, north Minnesota street. The
new firm will also put in a large stock
of farm machinery and make bid fol
their share of trade in that line.
W. w. Wooley, of Minneapolis, past
grand chancellor commander of h {
Knights of Pythias, was in this city
Monday night and assisted the local
knights in confering the first and third
degrees. A large number of visiting
brethern we're present from Sleepy Eye
and and very pleasant and profitable
evening was enjoyed.
When in Redwood Falls last week the
writer put up at the Hotel Francoise
and lnJ0e Fountain, the landlord, founc
an old time acquaintance from Monte
video in the early days of that enterpris
ing burg. The Francolse is AN up t,
date hostelry and we violate no conf
dence when we say that it is the yer,
best hotel west of New Ulm.
The Pay Art exhibit at the high
school Monday and Tuesday was one O
the finest displays of the kind evel
brought to this city. Two rooms in th
new school building were occupied will
the exhibit and large number of peo
pie took advantage of the occasion t,
enjoy the same. The sale of tickets wa
large and the entire receipts go to th
different rooms in fine collection O
pictures.
Sir Thomas Upton, X. C. v. O., ha
written especially for The saturda,
Evening Post, of May II, an article OF
The Sports that Make the Man. HI
places Yachting high on the list, ant
gives some interesting anecdotes of hi
own career as an amateur Yachtsman
Sir Thomas is hopeful, if not confident
of sslifting" the Americas Cup next au
tumn. He says, however, that if it were
a certainty he would not cross the water
for there is no sporting interest in sssure
things" This article will appear ex.
clusively in The Saturday Evening Post,
Of Philadelphia.
Elsewhere in this paper will be found
certificate over the signature of G.. A.
Ottomeyer acknowledging the payment
OF his claim against the Interstate Re-
lief Association. In this connection it
will be of interest to our readers to know
that the association IS New Ulm insti-
tuition, oficered by leading New Ulm
business men and having its general of
ces here, and that Mr.. Otfomeyer, by a