New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15

Lars w alters, a prosperous Prairie
vile farmer, has been critically sick
for the last week with pneumonia, and
complications.
Mrs. William Rougt enberg of Ber-
nadotte, Nicollet county, left Monday
for Searles for a visit, after a stay Of
several days with New Ulm friends.
All the floors in the county jail have
been treated to a heavy coating of oil
which helps wonderfully in keeping
the dust down. The upper floor was
gone over Thursday.
st. Anne Court, w. o. F. gave a
successfulc card party Wednesday even
ing, eucher being played at twenty five
tables. Head prizes were won by Mrs.
Fred Engelbert and John Hawkins.
Charles Cleinsmith Of Lahore, S..
D., who moved to that place from
Brown county three years ago, made
a short visit with New Ulm friends
last week. He then proceeded to Sleepy
Eye.
Henry Meese, who has been tending
bar for Henry Seifert for several years,
is to become BARTENDER for Fred Engel-
bert March 1st, andhis place inthefor
mer saloon will be taken by Frank
Kosek.
Il. Richartz, who is running the
Fred Stoltz farm southeast of town.
was called to Waseca Wednesday by
the severe sickness of his father-in-
law. Mrs. Richartz was already in
Waseca.
Rev. G. Raihle of Minneapolis, rep
resenting the German Mutual Benefit
association of the German Methodist
church, has been in the city since
Wednesday and has been entertained
by Rev. G. HI. Sauter.
Mr.. and Mrs., Sanford, living on
South Broadway, where the, lady Of
the house: ran : dressmaking parlors,
left the city unexpectedly Sunday
morning for the Twin cities leaving all
their household goods.
Frank Weber and Andrew. DIN
came down from Franklin Saturday TO
spend Sunday in New Ulm. The former
visited with his. parents, while the
latter spent the day with his wife at
the S. D. Peterson residence.
Miss Ella Rhode, a New Ulm young
woman of nearly two years experience
as a teacher, is substituting in the
South primary school for Miss Math-
Ida Meile, who is still confined to her
home with infammatory rheumatism.
Jacob Klossner, Jr., made bust
ness trip to Springfield Wednesday
The Farmers Institute was being held
there on that day and the New Ulm
man dropped in for brief time. He
says that on account of the storm the
attendance was small.
In the death of Thomas McArdle
Brown county has lost an old settler
we'll known in the western and south
.ern parts of thecounty. Mr.. McArdle
was sixty-seven years old and had
made his home in .Bashaw township
since 1874. He was born in ireland
and had the Irishman's love of fun.
The Minneapolis Times of Sunday
| contains a full page illustrated write.
up of the Koch trial to come off il
Mankato April 18th. In the write-ur
are GUS of Blue Earth county court
house and jail, and district courtroom
protra ats Of Judge Lorin Cray, Attor
neys A. r. Pau, ST., A. r. Pau. Jr.
A. E. Clark and Clerk of Court Thorne
Mrs. Mary Lede, aged 81 years, was
committed to the. hospital for the in
sane at St. Peter Saturday by Judge
of Probate S. A. George. Her home
| is in Hanska. The examining physi
clans were d. F. Wood of Hanska anG
DR.. J. L. Schoch of this city. Sheriff
W. j. Julius and an assistant tool
the patient to st. Peter Sunday after
| noon.
| Mrs. B. Follmann leaves next Fri
day for Chicago where she.will remain
for couple of weeks studying the
latest styles and doing her spring buy
ing. She promises a larger aud better
stock OF fine millinery this year thar
ever before. With Mrs. Follmann vii
return a trimmer, whom she will choos,
when she arrives in the metropolis
Miss Lizzie Giefer will ACCOMPANY
| Mrs. Follmann as far as st. Paul.