New Ulm review., 1901-08-28

Truman. DIG. D'Evelyn, Madelia, MINI
Rev. Sandmeyer and Rev. Rant at.
tended the annual retreat of the diocese
at st. Paul the past week.
Miss Anna Schmidt who has been at
tending the National meeting of the Ep-
worth League at San Francisco, returned
home an Saturday.
The county commissioners assembled
at the court house yesterday and are
now IN session having only small
amount of work to do.
Conductor Richardson and family are
now settled in the Wicherski residence
to which they moved last week.
The attempt to secure enough persons
to attend the Knights Templar meeting
at Louisville, Ky. and so charter car
failed, only W. r. Hodges representing
the lodge from this city.
Louis Glaessmann a farmer living in
the vicinity of Klossner, Lafayette town
ship, died Saturday after a lingering ILL
ness. He leaves wife and family of
seven children to mourn his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Vogel are rejolc.
ing over. the birth of son in their FAM
lily, the young fellow arrived on Sunday.
The county auditor is just one degree
happier than on his wedding day.
The Second Regiment band has been
complimented by being engaged to play
in the Labor Day parade at Minneapo-
lis. Labor day is next Monday, and the
demonstrations in Minneapolis are ar
ranged on large scale.
Roy G. Setter left on Sunday for MIN
neapolis to take up work at the Com
mercial club. He will enter the Univer-
sity when the term opens and continue
his work at the Commercial club to pay
his way. Roy has enterprise and will
succeed.
We received copy this week of the
Dallas Texas News sent by II. Mander-
field, containing a vivid account of the
sensational burning at the stake of the
negro Wildner, who murdered Mrs.
Caldwell. Such crimes and punishments
are becoming too frequent in the south
and what the result will be no one can
tell.
The ladies society of the Turner'S has
a very pleasant time at their social Sun
day night. It was a clear moonlight
evening and gave no excuse for people
remaining at home, so that the crowd
was large. The Second Regiment band
played variety of pieces during the ev-
ening for the entertainment of the crowd.
Ice cream and cake formed the princi-
pal part of the refreshments. The park
was prettily decorated with chinese Ian
terms and other attractive features.
The Brown county fair opens today
fora four-day session, with every pros
pect of large attendance. AS early as
Saturday some of the attractions were
on the grounds getting their stuff in
shape and at this time erything is
ready for the entertainment of the peo-
pie. II is expected by the management,
who have labored assiduously for the
success of the fair, that the attendance
will be greater than ever before. Farm
ers in particular are expected, as the
fair is kept up more at their instance
than for any other cause.
A group of boys were standing in
front of the colored advertisement for
"Young men wanted for the Navy" the
other day and saying how much they
would like to be in the navy, etc. Don't
you do 1t young men. Stay where you
are. The army is not the place for any
boy who has ambitions. Most boys and
men go into the army or navy because
they think it is snap. Those who know
will tell you that the army Is the best
thing there is to keep out of. Get
good education first and then if you still
want to go into the army you will be in
position to amount to something.
One of the young boys of this city
who has had the run of the town since
his early youth, was caught stealing
pocket knives from the hardware store
of Ochs & Baer. on Saturday. When
sent to the store for oil the clerk would
have to go out of the room and the boy
left alone would help himself. AS is al
most always the case he was finally
caught. On account of his mother the
Review witholds his name, but his case