New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-15
The Local
News Of
the Week.

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Albert Qchs is home from Faribault
for few days. IS
r. Mrs. VIM Koch returned from her St.
Paul visit Monday afternoon.
Heller s Gag are doing some artistic
painting in Sleepy Eye this week. .
Mrs. Adolph Eckstein returned to her
Duluth home yesterday morning. s.
Herman Pfaender went to st. Paul
last Thursday with a carload of stock.
-. Werner Bosch made:a business trip
to the. Capitol City Monday afternoon.
DR.. schoch attended meeting Of the
State Medical Board in St.. Paul ye.ter-
day. .....
, The people of Marshall last week vot-
ed against license and in favor of prohi-
Geo. Graft has been appointed as re-
ceiver of the Carlson stock by Judge
Weber. r.:
The Elite Whist Club will: meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Silverson next Mon
day evening.
Jos. A. Eckstein left for St. Paul this
morning to attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge session.
Attorney A. r. Pau of Mankato trans
acted legal business before Judge Web
Der on Monday.
Geo. Knudson of Sleepy Eye and A.
J. Knudson of Prairirville we're il the
city yesterday.
Theo. Schotzko Of Springfield and
Barbara Gimpel Of this city will be mar
ried On the Goth.
Mrs. S, D. Peterson entertained large
number of her lady friends at whist last
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. A. MaEden and Theo. Crene were
among the passengers on the Monday af-
ternoon train for St. Paul. " :,'*'-:g:;
John G. Geiger is acting as nj ght mar
shall in place of Arnold Gulden, who is
serving on the petit jury.
Gen. Sanborn, superintendent of the
Chicago & Northwestern, was in the city
fol a couple of:hours on Friday.
g: P. Cutting, who ran for the .legis-
lature on the Peoples Party ticket two
years ago, was in the city Saturday. "
Jacob Klossner, Jr. represented the
Brown Co. Agricultural Society at the
State meeting in St. Paul on Monday.
Miss Anna Lund OF Candy, is visiting
in this city with Miss Viola*Koeh at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein.
There was surprise party at the home
of Miss Bertha Vogel on Saturday even
ing. Quite number Of young people
were present.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Scherer Wednesday afternoon. The
Review offers the happy parents its con-
gratulations.
Rev. D. F. Thompson, an Episcopal
minister of St. Peter, will hold services
at the homefof Mr.. and Mrs. Yates to-
| morrow evening.
The Herald says that Mr.. Schlekau of
| CORTLAND will not take out license this
year. This will leave the village with
only two saloons,
The members of the Y. P. S. of G. E..
| held a business meeting and followed it
up with social at the home of Albert
Held on Friday morning.
Editor Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid passed through here Thursday on
his way to Florida as delegate to the
National Editorial convention.
Chas. HAIRY of St. Paul was in the CT
ty yesterday. MIR. HAIRY was il neighbor
of Abraham Lincoln before the war and
was all intimate friend of the great, states
man.
At the next meeting of the Literary
S"ciety at Tnrner Hall on the goth inst.
the program will he in German. Col.
Pfaender will be among those who will
read papers.
VIM. Irving, a brother of James r.
ing of this city, died at his home IN
Manitoba few days ago. He was for
ty-seven years of age and was holding
the office of sheriff at the. time. of his
death. \ =E..-.:.>.
County Treasurer Burg will be at the
Merchants Bank of Sleepy Eye February
4th and 5th and at the State Bank of