New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-03
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August Schilling was over from Win
throp Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Martin Hose is enjoying visit
from Miss Lehman of Tracy.
Supt. Rnn:k is holding teachers ex-
aminations in Springfield to-day.
Twin children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. August KALI the forepart OF the
week.
Harmony Camp, Modern Wcodmen,
held a special meeting for work Monday
evening.
Agent Ryczek has purchased site
for q residence on Washington street
from Otto Tape.
Presiding Elder Koerner of Albert Lea
preached at the Methodist church IN this
city Sunday morning.
Drs. Fritsche and Fischer performed
an operation for appendiceal abscess on
Mrs. VIM. Koch last Friday.
Conrad Dirks, manager of the Fuller
ton lumber yards, was business visi-
tor in Minneapolis Thursday.
w. E. Koch returned from jury ser
at St. Paul Sunday afternoon. He sat
for one whole week on single case.
Mrs. John Buschers and Miss Clara
Doehne were agreeably surprised by a
party OF young friends Friday evening.
VIM. Aab has attached one of his ro-
tary engines to boiler in his machine
shop and will put it into practical use
next week.
Mrs. Henry Weyhe fell on slippery
sidewalk Sunday afternoon and sustained
severe fracture of one of the bones OF
her right arm.
Miss Ida Hers paid visit to the
Twin Cities last week for the purpose OF
investigating the kindergarten systems
in practice there.
The New Ulm section of the Brown
County Teachers Association will hold
its next meeting at the court house on
the 18th of March.
John >Hauenstein Jr. returned from
Chicago on Saturday, having completed
his course at the Brewers Institute and
passed satisfactory examination.
Mesdames Bogen, Bosch, Hagberg
and Schmidt celebrated their birthday
anniversaries amid large circle of
friends at Turner Hall on Thursday.
Geo. Doster, formerly of the of firm
Nagel & Doster, has concluded to embark
in the hardware business at Lamberton.
He has already made that village his
home. ~
John Frank, who was to form a part
nership with George Backer in the mil
ling business at Chaska, was arrested last
week for selling liquor without license
at Redwood Falls.
Mr.. Metzke, who at one time ccnduc-
ted the place now owned by Peter Her.
ian, died last week at his home in Min
neapolis. Theo. Metzke of Springfield
attended the funeral.
Hugo Roos, bookkeeper in the En-
pre- Mill Office, will give up his position
here in order to accept one as his broth
er's assistant in Minneapolis. He will
leave for the Flour City this week.
At the bowling meeting on Wednes-
day evening Albert Meyer scored 1859
and won the championship badge. VIM.
G., Alvin carried off the "booby" with
score of SO, out of possible 800.
"Dean's Presentation Party and Mir
ror of Ireland has been the attraction
at Union Hall since Sunday evening.
The show consists of landscape views of
Ireland, speciality work, tricks IN MAJ ic
and ventriloquism.
Thos. Forstner has filed application
for a patent on a monkey wrench which
he has invented. It is one of the most
practical tools OF the kind we have ever
seen. He is also about to patent drill
for which he claims superior excellence.
Scott Phillips, of the firm of Stuebe
& Philips, will leave for Arizona in a
couple of days and will be followed by
Mr.. Stuebe about the middle of March.
They go to take charge Of about 5000
head OF fine Arizona cattle that they re-
Gently purchased for shipment to Dakota.
The racing associations Of Blue Earth
City, Fairmont, Winnebago City, st.
James and New Ulm have arranged for
a series of race meets to be held on the
following dates: Blue Earth City, June