New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
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lake.
{ Mrs. Diehn and children are yisitin
in Duluth.
The father Of 6. II. Ross is here on
visit from Florida.
Herman schniid~ is home from the 81
Paul Business College. 81
4 son arrived in the family Of PHILLIP
Knees on Sunday morning.
Johnnie Eichmann' has gone to Spring
i field to work:iin the mill.
! Frank Epke Of Courtland has sold hi.
farm OF 120laeres for 81 400.
/ Vim. Mueller will build two stor,
brick building in Springfield.
Miss Lizzie Lnehrs will pay visit te
i her old home in Ohio next week.
Henry Glutfi, Of West Newton, will
start a blacksmith shop at Morgan.
Miss Emma Koch is in ST. Paul where
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she will remain for several months.
| Mrs. Hahnke and Mrs, Hugo Rehfeld
of St. Paul are visiting relatives here.
SD. Peterson was appointed on the
credentials committee at the state con-
Ivention.
A. w. Bingham and his niece, Miss
Eva Jewett, are visiting in Minneapolis
this week
Miss Viola Koch entertained a number
OF her friends to . birthday partylon Sun
day evening.
Mrs. John J. Dobson and daughters of
st. Paul were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A, Blanchard last week.
II. F. Keller, who was at one time a
clerk in Pfeferle's store, is now working
at telesraphy in Chicago.
County Auditor Krook was an inter-
csted witness of the state convention
proceedings last Thursday.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
served ice-cream in the groves near the
church on Sunday evening.
A. schmitt, one Of the stockholders in
the Eagle Mill, came up from Cincinna-
ii Saturday for a brief visit.
Eugene Koehler Of Red Wing is in the.
city with his family, He has sold his
barbershop in the former place.
The new CORTLAND bridge was dedica-
ted on Sunday. One of the bands was
present to give tone to the ceremony.
A horse belonging TO Mr.. Schetfier of
Lafayette dropped dead on the Diepolder
hill on one Of the hot days of last week.
New Tim citizens will have an oppor-
tunity to see Knute Nelson this year. He
has already promised to pay our city a
visit.
The disease which is prevalent among
CORTLAND cattle is supposed to be caused
by tubular-like grass growing in the
sloughs.
The Misses Bertha and Emma Bein-
horn have returned from Duluth, accom-
panied by their little nephew, Randolph.
Eckstein.
Judge Cox was here Saturday, fixing
up his congressional pins. It is not
thought that he succeeded in accomplish
ing much.
Nlcssrs. Pfenninger and Hunlmel were
among the Duluth visitors last week and
it is said they enjoyed the trip as much
as the youngest.
The telegraph office will be moved to
the Leibold building this week. Maho-'
gany counters are now being prepared
for its reception.
VIVA. Pfaenaer il. was agreeably sur.
prlsee by ms gentlemen TRENDS on Sun
day evening. 4 serenade by the band
was part Of the ovation.
Henry Crone was in Chicago last week
and secured plans for the large storage
house and refrigerator which he expects
to build on State Street.
..sss.
Mrs. Henry Mol Of st. Peter and Mrs.
j. H. Doty and daughters, Mabel and
Grace, Of Courtland, were in the city for
q few hours last Saturday
w. L.. seaton has decided to cast his
lot in Duluth and left for that city ON
Friday. He has business interests there
which will occupy his attention.
Chas. Gebser has rented the building
formerly occupied hy the Fortsehritt, to
E. M. Prairieton of st. Peter who will
use it as millinery and notion store.
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