New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-22

4 Mrs. F.. j. Weyrens az Ivanhoe is
visiting this week with relatives in the
city.
Miss Tina Schleusner OF Springfield
IS visiting at the home OF DR.. o. c..
Stricken.
Byron Green one Of the town Of
Home farmers, was taken TO Rochester
Monday to be operated upon for.
appendicitis.
John g. Schrodt, who has been alb
sent from the city for the past week
visiting in Missouri, has returned and
is again at work in tie ossce of the
Eagle Mill co.
August Burghardt over IN Nicoliet
county committed suicide Sunday after
an alteration with his wife, which is
supposed to have been the cause ofthe
deed. Neighboss say that he had been
drinking and this with his other trou-
bles is supposed to have driven him
temporarily insane. Re was about
forty-fye years old and leaves a wife
and young daughter.
Among the election notices this week
may be seen that OF Frank Clague Of
Redwood county who is q candidate
for the Office of senator TO succeed Geo.
w. Somerville who will not be ia the
field this year. Mr.. Clague has served
in the house and was speaker OF tie
house during the last term. EEe is we'll
qualified for the place and having no
opposition will have no difficulty il
being elected. He is q resident OF
Lamberton and IN attorney OF ability.
Mrs. Fred cst!a, living near Essig
met with q series OF accidents Friday
that are liable TO permanently injuce
her. She was carrying tIinne. 10 the
I, men in the harvest field, when she fell
breaking one arm at the wrist a4,sl dig
locating the other shoulder a.ad wrist
and to make matters worse the hot co..
fee that she was carrying was spilled
over one Of her hands severely scald-
ing it. She is an old lady. seventy
Years of age and the misfortune comes
heavy upon her.
The German Methodist church and
parsonage at Morgan were destroyed
by fire Friday. The damage originated
from the explosion Of a gasoline stove
used in the parsonage. The two build
'ngs are completely destroyed only
partially covered by insurance. This
is quite blow to the aggregation in
Morgan, which is not in position to
spend great amount Of, money in re-
building, but they will set about ii at
once and by winter viii have q new
house of worship.
. is q card of artistic design, g. sort O.
double acrostic, that has kept hin
guessing ever since IT'S receipt. He
protests that he doesn't tniad the u1ys.
terry at all but he shows that he ia ret.
ting thin, and while there is no evi.
dence that the lsteness OF tile hour he
keeps in his Office relates TO the incl
dent OF the cards and letters he hus
received, sometimes he is there late
and it is assumed that he is still study.
| ing on the style of the hand writing
and trying to solve the mystery. TITS
about time the fellow who has the rea7
thing in the way Of the lost tune fork
showed up with it and claimed the
II reward.
I Considerable interest is being worked
up IN race that is to be pulled of or
the race track between horse, Al.er
F. driven by DR.. Graft and Ida T.
driven by Cap. Memo. A purse O
SlO0 has been put up for the winner
! The race will be called at $50 aud is
undertaken, to decide which OF the hor
ses is the faster. The Graf horse il
timed to go a mile in 2:22 and thu
other IN 2:2l1, so that the race vii
not lack the elements of excitement
! There will no doubt be a large crow6
there to witness the race which vii
take place during a game OF bali tina
!, will be played between New Ulm ant
j, Arlington Sunday afternoon.
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