New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-24
The Local
News Of
the Week.

on may pray with all the stIehStA yoN VIC
TO save poor cold sinner,
But it will not touch the vital spot
AS would a good, warm dinner.
Jos. Flor will erect a new residence
next spring.
N. Hennigson was Minneapolis visl-
tor last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Han
schen last Thursday.
Frank Weber has been a Twin City
visitor for several days.
Miss Ida Koch was home from Glib
bon Saturday and Sunday.
The schools were closed Monday in
honor of Washington's Birthday.
The Great Western Band will give a
concert at Springfield next month.
Mrs. DR.. Hirch entertained large
party of lady friends Saturday afternoon.
Miss Gina Otterholm has accepted a
| position as teacher CT school near Hec-
tor.
The newly organized Evolution Club
| will meet with Capt. George tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Schmidt, the piano teacher, has
rented rooms of Lorenz Flor on North
Minnesota Street,
W. E. Koch left for St. Paul Sunday
afternoon to do jury service in the Z.
nited States court.
The marriage Of Wenzel Sittauer anc
Miss Annie Soukup, both of Sigel, will
occur next Monday.
Henry Neumann and Mr.. Schade
came down from Sleepy Eye Sunday tc
see "Der Bauernbaron."
Rev. Schroeder will arriye home from
his European visit next week. He sailed
from Antwerp on the Goth.
Mrs. Ralph Yates slipped and fell
Friday afternoon, breaking one of the
ankle bones of her right foot.
Chas. Stuebe spent the week in the
northern part of the state buying young
cattle for shipment to Sioux City.
DR.. ]. H. James, specialist in eye, ear
hroat and nose diseases, will be at DR.
Scboch's Office, Sunday, March 9TH.
Thad.C. Jones, the ST.. Paul shirt man
ufacturer, was in the city during the
week for the first time in three years.
Peter Scherer transacted business il
the Capitol City the latter part of the
week. He was accompanied by his wife
EcKstein's Orchestra went to Lake
Benton Monday to furnish music in con
nection with the dedication of a new
opera house.
Carl Derrath, formerly a tailor il
New Ulm, is reported to have killed
his wife and committed suicide in Ger
many recently.
The following local newspaper incl
attended the Editorial convention in ST
Paul last week: Messrs. Brandt, Petry
Schubert, Wicherski and H. G. Hays.
| F. H. Behnke and Theo. Crone attend
| ed the grocerymen's convention in Min
neapolis last week. Ferdinand Cron
was placed upon the legislative commit
tee.
| The Mankato Bowling Club will sem
up team of eight men to meet an equa
number of the local Columbia Club Il
a friendly game of ten-pius next SatuI
day, the 9th.
Rev. Thomas Hughes of Chicago
enjoying weeks visit with friends i
Cambria. He has resigned his Chicag
charge and will 60 from here to Colo
RADIO for his health.
Mr.. Kayser of St. Peter was in the Ct
ty Friday arranging for the productio
at Turner Hall sometime in March G
"Fanchon'' by a company of st. Pete
amateurs, including Horace G1eeleyPerr,
The Columbia Bowling Club was o.
gained Thursday evening with the io
lowing officers: President and Captain
e Col. Jos. Bobleter; vice president, W.
, Alvin; secretary, F. W. Johnson; treas
urer, F. Burg Jr.
? J. B. Croker and wife visited owe
Friday with their daughter, Mrs. E. I
Clitchett.. Mr.. Croker is general MAJ
e ager of the Everett s. Monte Crist
= Railroad in Washington and was on hi
: way home from New York.
TO show that farm land in tn
! town of West Newton is considered va
liable, we might mention that Caspe