New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-24
John L. Sullivan Will visit Mankato

Mrs. Peter lscherer is the guest o
i Mankato friends.
The child of Herbert Schilds died las
i Saturday in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Albert Kluge of Tracy is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. Mullen.
Louis Palmer and Casper Green Of
Gibbon spent Sunday here. i
Among the arrivals Of the week was a
son in the family of Andrew Amann.
Miss Kuehn of WabasAa has been the
guest of Mrs. F. Burg during the past
few weeks.
Rev. Foo Shun lectures at the Con-
gregational church on the 29th. Be
sure to hear him.
The interior of the Dakota House has
been partially remodeled so as afford
more sample room.
Peter Fesemeyer of Cottonwood and
Katharine Mathowitz of this city will be
married next Monday.
Hans Mo, cashier Of the State Bank of
Sleepy Eye, transacted business at the
court house yesterday.
Louie Mueller; of the firm of Klossner
& Mueller, will spend the next few
weeks in the branch store at Springfield.
The Masonic banquet tonight will be
largely attended. A good deal of pains
is being taken to make it a pleasant af-
fair.
Mrs. Carolina Kleist, relative OF
| Mrs. G. Boock, died in Omaha on the
| 18th. Her remains we're. brought to
this city for burial.
Don G. Hall, the tragedian, will be
here in about three weeks. We trust
his company is better than when it APP
peared here before.
j. G. Zieske, ]. Gallagher and J.
Krue ger came down from Sleepy Eye
Saturday afternoon to attend a session
of the Probate Court.
| Prof Reichenbacher is still very low
as the result Of the paralytic stroke
sustained week ago. There are strong
doubts as to his recovery.
The marriage of Jos. Henle and Miss
Bertha Schmidt was solemnized yester.
day afternoon. Both of the young PEG
pie are residents of New Ulm.
NJ Bockel OF W1nona will be in the
city on Saturday and Monday with hi;
line of masquerade suits. Those de
string costumes will find it to their adj
vantage to order early.
The report that DR.. Hirsch would re
move to Sioux City is erroneous. The
doctor visited the Iowa town but re
turned at once, thoroughly Dissatisfied
with the inducements offered and per
fectly convinced that New Ulm affords
better field for his profession.
! John H. Roth has sold out his saloor
business to Messrs. Haas Il Son, O.
! New Ulnl, the consideration being
$4,000 spot cash. What John intend!
doing we have not learned, but trust he
will embark in some other line of trade
in our prosperous little city.-Lambe Der
ton Leader.
A very enjoyable cinch party was Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loheyde a
their home on Monday evening. Most
| ~ young folks we're present and the ev
ening passed rapidly and with every
hour filed with pleasure. The heae
prizes were won by J. L. Schoch ant
Mrs. S. d. Peterson while the poores
scores were made by Miss Clara Doehne
and Fred Sommer.
The Chicago Herald, in'speaking of the
entertainment given by the Lady Quar-
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March 10th, says: Their singing is per
feet in precision and their shading anc
phrasing are excellent; added TO this
fine musical feeling gives to their sing
ing charm that makes it most attract
i've, and they are rapidly winning ;
high place in public favor.
The death of Mrs. Jaqua occurred al
the home of her sister, Mrs. Berry, OF
Saturday evening. She had been suffer
ing some time from internal abscess anc
her death was not at all unexpected
Born at Hogensbury, New York, in 1916
she was consequently forty six years O
age, and had spent much of that time
with her father and sister in New Ulm
She was a woman of estimable qualities
quiet and unostentatious, and succeeded
in gathering to herself large humble
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