New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-28

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Ferd. Grebe is here from Fairmont on
a brief visit.
W. G .Behnke of St. James spent sun
day in the city.
Aug. Windhorn was over from Gay
lord Sunday afternoon, T.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim: Rausch last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Buslard visited during the
we elk with her parents in Gibbon.
Miss Meta Setter returned from two
months visit in St. Paul on Saturday.
DR.. J, H. James,. the Mankato oculist,
will I've at DR.. Schoch's office next Sun
day. ~ -,..:--=
&c. Rudolph has reated the rooms in
the Bosch building over the Star Cloth
ing Hall. -.
Judge Weber and Reporter Eckstein
went to Beaver Falls yesterday to at
tend court. .. ..
Carl Hauenstein and Andrew Aumuel-
Ter have been hunting and camping at
Swan Lake the past week.
James Greer returned the latter part
of the week from Iowa with Otto
Baarsch's trotter, Little Joe.
Chas. L. Roos went to Winona .yester-
day on business. He will also visit the
Twin Cities before returning.
F. x. Ulrich, who has been in Iowa
and Wisconsin forseveral years, IS spend-
ing the week here with his parents.
The marriage of Mic Franta and Miss
There's Forst occurred at the West New
toa church at st. George yesterday.
Miss Schwertfeger attended the we'd
ding of Grstaw Kle1nschmidt and Miss
Bertha Roemer in Mankato last Thurs
day.
A. II. Wagner, formerly of the tiern of
Wagner e :Savelein. has returned to this
city to remain. The past year he has
been spending in Mankato.
Mrs. Otto lPless of Gibbon was amone
those who attended the Fenscke- Koch
wedding Miss Alvina Prefer of Eden
was also among the guests.
Mary Dauer of this city received yes
terday from the Worlds Fair officials a
beautiful diploma and handsome me-
,, dallion for'her lace work at the Colum-
@9ian eNposit1cn.
Tke Brown County Medical Society
has elected the following new officers:
President, DR.. Hirsch; viee7president,
dr.. Sullivan secretary, Dr.. Welcome Jr;
t.'eassyer, Dr.. Weiser
Misses Emma and Carrie Jobs of st.
Paul spent. the week with their friend,
Miss Flor. On Saturday they went to
Buffalo Lake, accompanied 10y Mrs. Flor
and NJ and Mrs. Otto Heymann.
Miss Carrie Holbrook of St. Paul will
speak next Sunday, both lae=ning and
evening, at the Congregational church.
Miss Holbrook is the STATE secretary Of
the Christian Endeavor Association and
is good speaker.
Miss Hattie Hers came over from
New Ulm Tuesday to take charge of the
Intermediate department Of our schools
during Miss Koch's absence, but was TAX
en- i'll after teaching half day and had
to give way to Mrs. Miles.-Gibbon Ga
Zette.
Miss Randine Bjertesoa, daughter of
Ellaf B5ertson of Lake Hanska.died last
Sunday after a prolonged illness. The
deceased WAS IL sister of Mrs. synsteby
"''O>0 NeS~DA wv ~ poAI CO 1dS( kNluSs
The beEeawed relatives have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community.
Anton Gag has ,an exhibition at Eek
STEMS drugstore = fne collection of por-
traits and paintings, among them an ex
cellent portrait of Werner Bosch. Mr.
Gag is prepared to do any amount of
work like this and desires that orders
should be left with Mr.. Eckstein.
Hans Larson of Linden, brother of
'@hn Larson of this city,is suffering from
severe attack of gravel in the kidneys.
He has been under care Of Madelia phy-
sicians for sometime, but yesterday he
was brought to this city and is now be-
ing treated by DR.. O. G. Stricken.
Winthrop will do honor to Honest
John Lind next Friday afternoon. A
big barbecue has been arranged for and
the people of the surrounding country
will turn out bv the thousands a snac