New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-08

on county next week.
Mrs. Herman Mueller of CORTLAND is
visiting with her mother in St. Peter.
Henry Spoerhase has resumed work in
the cigar mandatory of Theo. Mueller.
Hugo Rcmele of Home and Miss Fal-
era Penning of Stark were married last
Tuesday. -
Mrs. Carl Forster has been spending
the week with the family of her son at
Springfield. 49,
Frank Fry of st. James visited here
during the week with bis sister, Mrs.
Fred Meyer.
Mrs. Hugo Fischer will leave for
Quincy, Illinois, to join her husband,
next Monday.
H. q. Garvin, general agent of the
the Chicago & Northwes Tern, arrived in
town last evening.
The Advance says that Martin Cook
of Mulligan will move to the Northern
part of the state.
Mrs. Schonlau and daughter Of Chica-
60 are visiting with Mrs. Schonlau's
mother, Mrs. Crone.
W. G. Brown. land agent for the Wi
mona & st. Peter Land Co.. was up from
Winona on business last Friday.
Mrs. Susan Doster of this city has been
granted widows pension, her husband
having served in the Mexican war.
The saloon OF John Black in Spring
field was closed by Sheriff Anderson on
Saturday at the 1nstigation of creditors.
Rev. John Sinclair of Redwood Falls,
we'll known here, has received a call
from the First Presbyterian church of
St. Paul.
Postmaster Brust was especially agree.
| able and accommodating yesterday on &C.
count of daughter that put in her ap-
pearauce at his home the night before.
A daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs
Emil Mueller on Wednesday. Mrs
Mueller has been dangerously ill since
then, but was reported yesterday to be
improving.
G. E. Plersol, special claim agent Of
the Northwestern road, was in the city
last week looking up evidence relative
to some clam for personal injuries filed
at Sleepy Eye.
Rudolph schimmsl of West Superior
formerly of St. Peter, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Schimmel was recently
appointed general agent of the German.
ia Fire Insurance Co.
The semi-annual meeting of the Min
nesota Valley Medical Association was
held in Mankato yesterday. DR.. Strick
Ter of this city read paper on "Com
pound Dislocation of the Ankle Joint"
State Factory Inspector Moersch visi
ted New Ulm IN his official capacity the
latter part of the week. He expressed
himself as highly pleased with the show
ing made by our city along industrial
| lines.
The ticket sale for the Max Dick con
cert opens at the City Drug Store mex
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The de
mand for seats has been 50 large that i
will be to the interest of all who wan
good seats to be there on time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Letter of Lafayette
recently celebrated the twenty fifth an
niversary of their wedding and wer
made the recipients of numerous gifts
The members of the German Methods
congregation, through Rev. Krienke, pre-
sented them with handsome silver ser
vice.
J. L. Dehuff's dry goods store in Wa
SEGA was completely destroyed by fir
last Thursday night, about $20,O0(
worth of property going up in smoke i,
thirty minutes. The stock was new ant
a conservative estimate places the valu'
at $16, 900, covered by insurance to tn,
extent of $4,000. Mr.. Dehuff was form
erly resident of this county, having
been in business at Sleepy Eye for many
years.
| The New Swedish Lutheran church il
Bernadotte, erected at cost of some.
thing like 100000, was dedicated yester.
day with appropriate ceremony. Rev
! Tremlfng, president of the Mlnnesots
conference of Swedish Lutheran church.
es, conducted the dedicatory exercises
and DR.. Lindahl of Rock Island, Illinois,
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