New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-19
The Local
News Of
the Meek,

'oAin ~ y mas oSGOI1l01es1 pos1G4Ou
in Sleepy Eye.
The marriage of Rey. Fritz and Miss
Lueck has been announced.
Al. Alvin arrived home on Friday.
He will remain few weeks.
There is talk of organizing a Davis
Republican Club IN this city.
Mr.. Lind has been invited to address
the Springfield Literary Association.
W. s. Cox, son of E. St. Julien, has
located IN the practice Of law at Elysian
Alfred Roos made trip to Gaylord
Monday morning returning the same
day.
Prof. Hess of Sleepy Eye will conduct
a summer training school at Lake Ben.
ton this year.
Rev. Thompson Of St. Peter will con.
duct Episcopal services at schell's Hal
tomorrow evening.
Ridgely is to have creamery also
It will be located about mile north Of
the old fort grounds. 49,
Through the efforts Of Congressman
McCleary, Mrs. Simon of this city has
been granted pension.
Rev. Davis topic on next Wednesday
evening will be as follows: Doubts that
exalt; beliefs that degrade.
Mrs. Gaskin of Columbia, South Da-
kota, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Yates
She is attended by her son, Frank.
w. r. Hodges Of the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid has been elected Deputy Grand Mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The local Knights Of Pythias will Gel
citrate their fifth anniversary with a
dance at Turner Hall on the 18th of
March,.
A number of Royal Arch Masons will
go to St. Peter next Monday evening to
assist in comforting a degree for the To-
cal chapter.
j. r. Lankard, treasurer of Redwood
county was IN town for few hours Mon
day evening. Mr.. Lankard at one time
lived in New Ulm.
Gustav Schroeder has sold his store
property in Essig to Mr.. Backer of Mil
ford and will remove to Gaylord to en-
gage in the saloon business.
Mrs. Russell of the Minneapolis child
ren's Home spoke at the Congregational
church Sunday morning and evening and
at the Methodist church in the afternoon,
Mrs. Lyon Louise Johnston of Minne-
apolis," Grand Worthy Matron of the
Eastern Star Order, will visit the local
lodge in her official capacity on the 9Th
of March.
Hon. Henry Watterson, Kentucky's
great orator, will lecture at Mankato on
the 18th of March on 'Money and Nor
ais" This is said by man to be his ab-
lest effort.
The marriage Of Andrew Rinke, the
Sleepy Eye merchant, and
Miss Mary Maintzer Of Leavcnworth oc-
Cured at the Catholic church in Spring
field yesterday morning.
A state summer training school will be
held at Sleepy Eye during the month of
July. The instructors will be w. ].
Schmitz and O. NJ. Searles. The school
will open on the 9Th of the month.
F. H. Walker, a Chicago & Northwest
tern engineer and surveyor, arrived from
Winona last Thursday and IS now en-
gagged in preparing plans for the rro-
posed track Improvements in this city.
The funds for paying the labor claims
contracted by the E. G. Burdick Co. in
building the Northwestern depot were
received at Mankato on Friday and At
torney Flittie at once commenced paw
ing them off.
The program for the March meeting
If the Teachers Reading Circle will con-
'ist of vocal solos, answer to roll call by
quotations, select reading by Miss Gates
md recitation and discussion of Whites
school management and the Schoolmas.
er in Comedy and Satire.
Miss Marie Collins, the popular elocu-
ionist, who has appeared in this city on
lifferent occasions, has been elected
principal of the Martyr College of Ora
DRY at Washington. After attending the
College one year she was elected vice
principal and now she has been promo
ed as above mentioned
Mrs. Wilhelmina Steinberg died at her
,ome on First South Street in this city
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