New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-19
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Miss Henning returned to her Renville
home on Thursday.
Postmaster Geschwind Of Sleepy Eye
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Ida Winkelman will leave in a
few days for Helena, Montana.
The Current News Club met with Mrs.
Albert Olson Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Stockmann Of Winona was the
guest yesterday of Chas. Z. Roos.
One of the floats caught fire on State
Street last evening and was completely
destroyed.
DMr. and Mrs. N. Neumann are happy
over the addition to their family Of a
little daughter.
Mrs. Tuttle of Home township is Wis
ting here with her daughters, Mrs. Behn-
ke and Mrs. George.
Large amounts Of oats are being hauled
into the city this week, even from Ma
della. A good local market is the cause.
Geo. Haag has gone to Buffalo Lake
to assume charge of the mill at that
place, recently purchased by himself
and Mr.. Flor.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Amanda Frenzel on Friday evening.
Quite a number of her young friends
were present.
Mrs. Jos. Popp celebrated the Goth
anniversary of her birth on Wednesday
in the company of a large number OF
her lady friends. 49, ~.- "
The wife of Ole Synsteby of Lake
Hanska, who is well-known here, died
early in the week at the age of only
twenty-five years.
A meeting of the Republican county
committee and township chairmen will
be held at the Commercial hotel in Slee-
Ply Eye on Monday, Feb. oath.
Mr.. Hannaford, representing the Red
path Lyceum Bureau of Chicago, was in
the city Friday arranging for the appear
ance here in April of the great Remenyi.
1t will interest many of our people to
know that William Anderson and Miss
Fannie Wrigley, both residents of Spring
field at one time, are to be married soon
at Tacoma.
Photographers Manderfeld and Meyer
will go to Minneapolis to-day to attend
the Photographers Convention. Each
will take with them a splendid exhibit
of pictures.
Eric Thoraldson is at work on MIMI
allure ocean steamer which be will exhib-
it at the coming county fair. The mod
ell will be four feet long and supplied
with every detail of large ship.
Mrs. Gertrude Manderfeld, wife of the
late J. H. Manderfeld, died on Thursday
In the town of Sigel at the advanced age
of IS. The funeral occurred Saturday
morning from the Catholic church.
Rev. Davis lec+ured at the old court
house Friday evening on the topic: Does
Liberalism Build or Destroy True Relig-
ion? He naturally took the former po-
sition and defended it vigorously and in
a mastery manner.
While Hamann Bros. of this city were
drilling we'll for the Morgan Creamery
last week they encountered bad luck.
After reaching depth of 105 feet, they
struck huge rock, in trying to explode
which all of their piping was destroyed.
The accident necessitated their startinga
new we'll. FL.
The birthday Of George Washington
and Carl Heinzen. will he celebrated
with appropriate exercises at Turner
Hall on the evening of the 22nd. A. J.
Alvin will deliver the address on Wash
ington and Col Pfaender that on Heinz
en-. The remaining numbers will be of
a musical and literary character.
Joe Matters house in North Star was
badly damaged by fire last Sunday even
ing, the result of alamp explosion. The
family had just gone over to one of the
neighbors and left the lamp burning on
the table. The fire was discovered very
soon after the explosion but before it
could be extinguished the furniture was
nearly ruined and the whole interior of
the house much damaged. Springfield
Advance. j.
The Review is reliably informed that
certain parties are trying to trot out can
lidate for mayor with which to displace
Mr.. Koch. We wish to go on record