New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-16
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Well-meaning man has seldom said
The thing precisely that he ought.
He sights her dainty home-mad bread.
And suave1y fatters what she bought.
Washington Star.
John Lind is in Salt Lake City on bus
mess.
Bartel Carols has purchaseda Touring
mill at Belview.
The public schools will close Friday
for the holiday vacation.
The Royal Arch Masons will elect Of
fcers next Friday evening.
Louis Fritsche has resigned his posi-
ton as engineer in the Empire Mill.
Supt. Hopkins, of the Minneapolis s
St. Louis road, was in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mueller of SPRING
fed were in the city Sunday and Mon.
day. -..-
Henry Lueck, a young man of eigh.
teen years, died yesterday afternoon OF
consumption.
Capt. Steinhauser and Chas. L. Roos
went to Winthrop Friday to advertise
der Schlagring."
brand Mrs. Schoch entertained par.
ty of ladies and gentlemen at whist
Monday evening. ~. %
Rev. H. W. johnson of Washington
has accepted the call extended by the
Congregational church Of this city.
The Jennie Daley Co. will appear in
this city again ing April. The company
will then be increased to twenty mem.
bers.
Judge Webber was taken i'll at Mar
shall last Thursday and was forced to
adjourn court until the next regular
term IN June.
The Catholics in the neighborhood OF
Klossner Station are preparing to build
church ut that place. A subscription
list is now being circulated among the
members. =:
A good many people met Charles
Stuebe Sunday morning and refused to
greet him. The fault was none of theirs
however, for Mr.. Stuebe had put on the
atrlcal airs by removing his mustache.
Six tons of candy were received here
from La Crosse Thursday, all intended
for the holiday trade of our local mer-
chants. The shipment was made by
Funke Bros. and constituted quite a
lump of sweetness.
Arrangements have practically been
made by which the Minneapolis, New
Ulm & Southwestern will carry mail af-
ter January 1st. Postoftices will be es-
tablished at Klossner Station and Lafa-
yette, there being two applicants for the
postmastership at the latter place.
At meeting OF those mostly interes-
ted at Gebser's Hall on Friday evening,
it was decided to establish permanent
Unitarian organization in this city with
Rev, Buzzell as minister in charge. A
mother meeting will be held on the 9th
to perfect the business organization.
Sheriff Block conducted mortgage
foreclosure sale at the court house on
Monday. The land sold was the Muir
name farm in Ridgley, upon which Jacob
?fenninger of New Ulm held mortgage.
The successful bidder was Geo. Dummer,
of West Newton, and the price paid was
81, 1888 .60.-St. Peter Herald.
The Farmers Elevator Co. of this
county held their annual meeting last
week and elected the following officers
President, II. G.. Hillesheim; vice-presi-
dent, Sam Sherman; secretary, G. .P.Cut-
ting; treasurer, Henry Rembe,g; wheat
buyer, James Montgomery; new direc-
tors, H. G. Hillesheim, Adam Junger,
Lars Fredrickson and Ernst Hermann.
The subject of Dharmapala's lecture
at Turner Hall on Friday evening will be
"Present Conditions in India" The great
Buddhist is thoroughly conyersant with
the history, religion and conditions Of his
native land and delivers most interest
ing discourse. The interest which at
tached to him at Chicago and the prom
inent part played by him in the Congress
of Religions renders his visit to New
Ulm an event Of unusual note. Curiosi-
ty, as well as desire to improve IN
knowledge, should prompt all to hear
him.
The Sleepy Eye Herald reports the
marriage of George Green and Miss Car
RE Chute, both Of Albin, and says: The
groom has not yet arrived at the age Of
twenty lone, while the bride is consider