New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-11
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week to visit her sister.
Mrs. Albert Cumming aged thirty five
years, died at Fl. Ridgely on Friday.
Henry Behnke was a business visitor
at the Capitol City the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. ]. II. Dougherof Chicago IS visit
! ing with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Albert Held.
Chas. Sauer, book keeper in the Lin-
deke mill in st. Paul, spent Sunday here
with his parents. Il
Diphtheria has invaded the home Of
Fir. Meile. The house las been tempo
rarNy quarantined.
The Northwestern will put on work
train at this place today and wants the
services of twenty men.
Carleton F. Brown, the St. Cloud I'm.
itarian, will speak at the old court house
| AOAI VCuucSudy CVCuluS. ... !.
Miss K. Regain of St. Paul arrived Sat-
urday to accept position as trimmer in
the store of Mrs. B. Follnann. ~.
Mrs. Martin Turnherr died at the age
of sixty years on Thursday. She was
one of the early settlers of this city.
DR.. J. W. B. Welcome ST.. came down
from Sleepy Eye Wednesday to listen to-
DR.. Valin's lecture on Bacteriology.
Jacob Rohner has disposed of his
property in Kentucky and returned few
days ago to his old home in New Ulm.
Mrs. Radjen, who has been spending
several months with her daughter, Mrs.
! Saverien, returned to her home in Mich.
gan on Friday.
A number of our teachers will attend
the semi-annual meeting of the Southern
| Minnesota Teachers Association in Man.
kato on the Goth.
Rob. Somerville and Sam Sherman
represented the Prairie Star Good Temp
lars Society at the district convention in
| Morgan last week.
| James Nelson Montgomery died at his
home north of Sleepy Eye on Tuesday of
last week. He was seventy years of age
and Was one of the best known farmers
of the county.
The Turnverein has delegated Hugo
Fischer to represent the Bezirk and Ed
ward Petry and VIM. Herian to repre-
sent the society at the state meeting in
st. Paul on the 21st of March.
Mrs. Simon and her daughter, Mrs.
Ernst Wicherski, left Monday morning
for Austin, Texas, to visit friends and
relatives. They went by way of Kasota
and Kansas City and will be gone about
| two months.
The Secretary of the State Unitarian
Association writes that they have dis
! pensed with the services of Rev. Davis.
Rev. Southworth of Duluth will in all
probability be assigned to fill most of his
dates at this place.
! By a decision of the Nicollet county
commissioners, JOS. Reinhart is not per-
mitted to take out saloon license at St.
George this year. The reason is that his
building is within the prohibited dis
lance from that used as school,.
At Turner Hall Sunday evening the
Literary Society spent a couple of hours
very pr"titably in the discussion of Chan
ming, Parker and Emerson. At the next
meeting on March Send, the works of
Longtellow, Whittier and Holmes will
| be taken up.
BY the will of P. F. Leibold, s., 1000 in
cash goes to each Of his sons and the
brick block on Minnesota Street to the
! daughter, Mrs. Sannwald., The insur-
ante pulley in the Equitable Life. when
paid, will be divided equally between
the three heirs.
The Democratic state convention to
choose delegates to the National conven-
ton at Chicago will be held at st. Paul
on the 18th of June. Brown county will
be entitled to 10 delegates. Nicollet to s
and Redwood to +. The total represen-
tation will be $685.
Mr.. Sullivan, president of the Wes-
tern Supply Co. of St. Paul.pai the ci-
ty a friendly visit on Wednesday in the
company Of Mr.. Dowry. Mr.. Sullivan
has IL warm place in his heart for New
Ulm. and well he might, for nearly
every thing that the city needs in the way
OF waterworks supplies comes from the
Western Supply Co.
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