New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-04
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The schools Of the city will not be
opened until the 18th. e..
Miss Lulu Root of Rochester is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Setter.
c.. H. Ross was up from Minneapolis
New Years Day on business.
! George Helling of Madelia, interview
ed our office in financial way Tuesday.
Hon. Jos. Diepolder and Hon. VIM.
Skinner left for St. Paul Monday morn
ing.
The new elected county officials will
be indicted into their offices next Tues
! day.
Fred Klossner and children are visit
ing i'll St, Peter with Ernst Miller and
family.
Miss Lue Fairchild of Lamberton was
a guest of Miss Yates during portion of
the week. !
The post office at Candy, Minnesota,
has been elevated and is now a presiden-
tial office.
Eckstein's orchestra played at Candy
Monday evening. It's fame, westward,
takes its way.
The children of O. NJ. Olsen visited
with their grandparents in Norseland
over Christmas.
| Court convened here yesterday morn
ing. The session will probabl y be brought
to close to-day.
! y. J. Wakefield is stopping in the city
for few days in the interests of a new
method for granting.
\ little girl of Jake Dewam fell from
a high chair last Wednesday and frac-
turcd her colarbonc.
The Brown County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will meet at Turner Hall Saturday
afternoon, January 14tb.
| &. \. Spelbrink received New Years
present in the shape of little boy
which had come to stay with him.
| Major Eckstein and A. L. Fritsche at
tended meeting of the Royal Arch
Masons at St. Peter, Thursday evening,
i John Lauterbach of Redwood Falls
was in the city the latter part of the
week, being called hither by the sickness
! of his wife.
Herman Pless has severed his connec-
tions with the Giltillan farm in Redwood
county and will spend his time for the
present in New Tim.
. Messrs. Russell from Marshall county
Are visiting with Michael Gratz and fam
lily. Typhoid fever is doing fatal work
in that section of the state.
DR.. Martlen celebrated his GSth bilt
day anniversary on Thursday evening in
the company of some of his Masonic
friends at Eibner's restaurant. r
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Alex Harkin, who has lived in West
Newton for so many years, will take out
his second papers this week. On Mon
day he will start for Scotland to visit
his old home. X
\ daughter of J. $. G. Homer. de-
ceased was married at Redwood Falls
last Wednesday. Mr.. Homer was we'll
known by our older business men and
was Treasurer Of Redwood County at
one time
Prof. Nix slipped on the sidewalk
near the Merchants Hotel in St. Paul
last Tuesday and injured himself 50 that
he Was prevented from reading his pa
per on the New Tim school system be-
fore the Educational Association.
: Hauenstein's brewery has twelve teams
and fifteen men at work putting up their
seasons supply of ice. They began work
Monday and expect to keep at it three
weeks. They figure on 1900 loads. They
report the ice crop as good, solid and
clean H.
\ girl near this city on being asked
: why she did not marry, replied: Il have
considerable money of my own. I have
parrot that swears, a monkey that
chews and stove that smokes. so YOU
can plainly see that am not in need of
a husband very badly"
Heller, the magician, gave our people
one ofhis sleight of hand performances at
Union Hall Wednesday evening. His
audience was fairly large and tried to be
enthusiastic. One pleasant feature of
the show was that it did not last long
and tax the patience of the audience. <