New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26
The Local
News Of
the Week.
F. Leil,old Sr. is seriously ill.

Richard Baasen has invested in fine
Jewett typewriter.
Chas. Ambrosch has gone to Fairmont
with the view of locating. -..-"
Chas. Lindemann's infant child, Aug
ust, died Wednesday night.
Mrs. Nels Anderson and son visited
over Sunday at Springfield.
Mr.. aod Mrs.N .Henuingsen entertained
a party of friends on Saturday evening.
Harry Stewart, who was arrested last
week in Mankato for gambling, was fined
$25.
The ice palace is being torn down
piece by piece and hauled away by far.
mers.
A daughter arrived to make happy the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Mueller Sun.
day morning.
The children of Andrew J. Eckstei1
have all been afflicted with the grippe
the past week.
Mr.. Sampson, we'll known Mjnneton
ka fruit-grower spent Monday with G
w. H. Heideman.
Chas. Helmaun recently purchased &
valuable hunting dog from Mankatc
parties 1t is a Gordon Setter.
The contract for building the new Fl
Ridgely creamery has been awarded C
Nichols & Hornburg of Fairfax.
Miss Clara Doehne entertained num-
Der of friends Saturday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Leue of St. Paul.
The next meeting of the Brown Coun.
ty Medical Association will be held in
Sleepy Eye on the second Tuesday in
March.
The marriage Of Claus Anderson OF
Lafayette and Miss Emma Larson oc
CURED On Saturday, Rev. Anderson Off
ciating.
J. c. Rudolph was able to be out fol-
the first time on Friday. He has we'll.
nigh completely recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Work on the new railroad bridge has
commenced IN earnest. Both of the con.
! tractors, Messrs. Livingstone and Simply.
are in charge.
JOS. Diepolder was last week appoint
ed deputy district clerk of court for Nj
c"llet county. Judge Weber has rati-
fed the appointment.
The Sleepy Eye lodge of knights OF
Pyth1as will have an anniversary cele-
bration on the 9TH of March. Some of
our own boys will attend.
Arrangements have been made where
by Rev. Davis will address the local G.,
A. r. post at public meeting on the
occasion of his visit to this city a month
hence
Henry Cordes is contemplating The e.
rection of a new hotel in the vicinity of
the depot. He has applied to the coun-
Gil for the right to lease portion of
German Park.
\ special meeting of the New Ulm
Building and Loan Association will he
held at Turner Hall March 5th for the
purpose of recognizing on a new and
luore profitable basis.
Frank Smith of Chicago was in the CT
ty Monday i'll company with Geo. Wool
drick. MIR. Smith came up from his H.
lnois home to attend the funeral of Mr..
Wooldrick's daughter.
Frank Preisinger's team took it into
their head to indulge in a lively runaway
near Jos. Flor's place Saturday after
noon. AS result, Mr.. Preisinger is suf-
feling from a badly sprained arm.
Fred Otto came up from Nicollet a
few days ago intending to purchase CA.
Fierke's mercantile stock, but found it
already disposed of to MIR. Broom of
Observation-Disclosures Advance -"
The Sleepy Eye Republican club has
elected the following officers: President.
Geo. Somerville; vice president, II. C.
Hess; secretary, Hans Mo; treasurer, F.
H. Buelow; executive committee, L. G..
Davis, DR.. james, II. G. Hays, Paul ia
cobsen ant; w. w. Smith. ~ : arsss l.. 2g.aesss,.
NJ. Mullen attended meeting of. the
Democratic Stale Central Committee in
St. Paul on Saturday. n banquet was
rendered the committee at the yam liz the
evening, on which occasion, Hen. Chas.
Hamlin, prominent Massachusetts DEM
ocrat, delivered the principal address.
On Thursday Drs. Strickler, Weiser
and Fritsche nerfOr,n.d an $onerati ~, IN