New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-22
The Local
News Of
the Week.

IA MERRY OuIlStuuaS " every IeducI u
the Review. Still better, Merry Christ
mas to all.
Mr.. Buzzell will talk next Sunday on
)"Jesus and His Gospel
Miss Martha Kruger visited several
days of last week in Sanborn.
August Wojahn of Mulligan will rent
his farm and move to this city.
Berquist & Larson are buying wheat
at the new Lafayette warehouse.
Cashier Frank of the Springfield Bank
transacted business here Monday.
Bondsen Bros. of Lafayette village
gave tug party Saturday evening.
Rev. Pax, the Catholic priest at Sleepy
Eve, has been transferred to Glencoe.
G. B. Liver of Omaha spent Monday
here with tho family of VIM. F. Setter.
MI. and Mrs. PAU Strelow of Sleepy
Eye spent yesterday here with relatives.
Chas. johnson and Miss Annie Shog-
rem of Lafayette we're married last Thurs
day.
Peter Manderfeld transacted business
in Fairfax and Glbbon the forepart of
the week.
DR.. Rothenburg of Springfield had
professional business at the hospital on
Monday.
There will be children's festival at
the Swedish Lutheran church in Lafa-
yette next Sunday.
Prof. Crtichett will attend the annual
meeting of the State Educational Associ-
alton in ST. Paul this week.
While skating Sunday afternoon one
of John Hoffmann's boys fell on the ice
and sprained one of his legs.
An account of the proceedings of the
dalrymen's convention will he found on
the second page of this paper.
Anton Youngblom was over from Eaf-
ayette Monday arranging for an enter
tainment there next Sunday evening.
Werner Bosch suffered from two At
tacks of congestive apoplexy on Wedhes-
day, but under. the care of Dr.. Weiser is
improving rapidly.
The Minneapolis & st.. Louis company
have settled for the injuries sustained
on their turn-t table by the Nehls boy 10y
paying him 5000.
There will be Christmas dance at
Biereigel & Linde's hall in Lafayette
next Sunday evening. Several will at
tend from this city.
OFT" Schell and wife returned from
Chicago Sunday afternoon. While in
Chicago Mr.. Schell purchased machinery
for the new brewery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Dillmann, who
have been visiting with Fred Walther in
Cottonwood, returned to their home in
Peoria, Illinois, on Monday.
At the Congregational church Satur-
day morning, at 1920 O'Clock, Christ
mas services will be held, with sermon
and songs appropriate to the occasion.
In DR.. Macdonald's latest book on
"Surgical Diagnosis and Treatment"
there appear three illustrations from
cases cited by DR.. Stricken of this CITY.
At the educational association in St.
Paul next week, Supt. Schulz of Nicol-
let county will read paper on ''How to
Provide Teachers for Common Schools"
The members of the Mixed Choir gath
cred at Turner Hall Sunday evening and
rendered farewell surprise'' to Mrs.
Hugo Fischer, who leaves for Quincy to-
day.
NJ. Huiras, the former Springfield post
master, was in the city during the week
looking for buyer for his grocery store.
Mr.. Huiras desires to retire on account
of his health.
The president has appointed Sen. Pet
erson of Nicollet county to be collector
of customs at st. Paul. The salary of
this Office amounts to something like
$500.
Matt Hoffman, came down from Home
last Wednesday to consummate deal
for the purchase of the Mackenzie farm
farm in that township. The price paid
for 100 acres was $500.
Senator Hanna of Renville county was
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Hanna is
anxious that all Of the reform forces Of
the state unite once more on John Lind
as candidate for governor.
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