New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-09
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WeiIfI1ed al Chrisfmass dawn,
Why, take this simple hint from ine-
Sleep with your stock ingss on.
Club dance at Turner Hall tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Hanft Of Minneapolis is visiting.
in the city.
H. R. SCOT Of sprir gfeld was in the
city Monday.
Eckstein's orchestra now numbers
fifteen members. !.
Martin Lorenz has disposed Of his sa-
loon business in Morgan.
VIM. A. Pfefferle has accepted a clerk
ship with Fred j. Bushard.
Fred Engelbert and wife spent por-
ton Of the week at Morgan.
Court opened at MARSHALL Yesterday.
with Judge Webber on the bench.
''Der Schlagring' will be reproduced
at Turner Hall next Sunday Evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Baer the forepart of the week.
Melville Warn has accepted the
clerkship in the Windsor hotel at Win.
throp. Z -, tn.
p. NJ. Dickerson has sold his farm in
Stately to Cottonwood county man for
$4,000. IS. 3
Aaron Seibert of this city and Miss
Kohn of CORTLAND were united in mar
rage yesterday. a...ts5 III. s
r. It cost Clough personally $2,09s to
be: elected and John Lind 81 ,045 to make
the campaign against him. y:
DR.. Stricken, had his hand and face
badly scorched by the flame from gas
jet in his house on Thursday.
Jos. A. Ecksteln attended a meeting
of the zuhrah Temple of Mystic shriners
in Minneapolis last Thursday.
{" Jos. Drummer and Fred Schaefer have
formed partnership and will reopen the
meat market in the Remnant building.
Emil Steinhauser has resigned his po-
sition in the store of G. A. Ottomeyer
and is succeeded by Miss Alma Dunkel.
A thousand people thronged the rail
road yards in Mankato Sunday to wit
ness the first train pull into the new I'm
ion depot.
H. G.. Hays was in St. Paul early in
the week and states that he was not a
candidate for secretary of the eenate as
had been reported. +.
Miss Roselle Marie Grimes, gave an
Evolutionary entertainment at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Hanson in Sleepy
Eye Saturday evening. ..a.
Banker Mo-, Mr.. Bendixen and Mrs.
A. Il. Anderson Of Springfield were here
Monday on probate business, connected
with the Anderson estate. =
The Bavarlan Band, that furnished
music on our streets lastoweek, has been
engaged to play for the Sons of Her
mann anniversary at Turner Hall on the
a2th. -
Miss Ida ,Wigal, daughter of Jacob
Wigal Of North Star, was married last
week to W. A. Lowell Of Rockford, I'll.
Rockford will he the home of the happy
couple. 1870.
The Sons Of Hermann anniversary
celebration takes place next Saturday
evening at Turner Hail. All one act
comedy Will be a feature Of the enter
talnment.
r. The Citizens Bank is being supplied
with a modern burglar alarm. Electric
battons are placed all over the office and
| these connected with alarms in various
parts of the city
MIR. Youngblo,n ut Lafayette won his
suit against the Indianapolis. New Ulm
g. Southwestern road at St. Peter last
week and was awarded $500. The a
mount sued for was l,5QO.
Charles Brust has purchased the inter.
est Of Henry Berg in thesllvery business
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conducted underthe firm name Of Kretscll
& Berg. The new partnership ought to
make q strong team, and the Review be
speaks tssem success.
Judge Webber at st. Peter last week
sentenced a Mrs. Fleisci,auer to one year
and four months at Saltwater for con-
Quoting a house of i'll fame. Geo. Chant.
Ter was sent up for two years and four
months for shooting a man ia the house
Of the former.
The following parties went over to
Winthrop Sunday to attend the Wetter
funeral: Jos. a. Eckstein, F. 81. Belinke,.
John Larson. Nels Anderson, acob