New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-17

we're attack OF grippe.
Hugo Roos has been spending several
days with Flour City friends.
Werner Bosch has furnished his home
with a fine Stelnway piano-a grand.
A. w. Bing CHAM and wife returned
from their Vermont visit Sunday after
noon.
= Miss Martha Eichmann has accepted
a position IN the millinery store of Mrs.
Follmann.
Postofice Inspector Woods of St.
Paul looked over the local office last
Thursday. -
Michael Jensen of Bernadotte went to
St, Paul last week to submit to a surgi-
cal operation.
HI. Ramme, the tailor, has been con-
fined to his bed for several days with
serious illness.
Max Hempel, noted German plat
form speaker, will lecture at Turner Hall
on the evening of March 1st.
Frank Lindberg has been appointed
oil inspector for Brown and Nicollet
counties to succeed Eugene Benn.
A bowling club with twenty members
was organized last evening. The club
will meet once week at Burg's alley.
Representative Heimerdinger came up
from St. Paul Saturday and returned to
his legislative duties Monday morning.
Chas. Gillian of Morgan and August
Hummel of Springfield sundayed here
with friends and attended the domino
ball.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Graner of Peoria, Illinois, last Saturday.
Mrs. Granet is daughter of Mrs. Rich
ard Fischer of this city.
On Monday representative Jacobson
| of Lac qui Parle introduced bill which
provides for increasing the gross earn
ings railroad tax from three to four per
cent.
Senator Miller has introduced bill
making the Sons of Veterans part of
the military reserve of the state. This
| measure will make them amenable to
calls for military assistance.
| The legislative committee, appointed
| by the House to draft bill for the reg
| ulation of salaries of county officials,
held meeting early in the week and
elected Mr.. Heimerdinger chairman.
The home OF Mr.Polzin on North Min
nesota street was completely destroyed
by fire early Saturday morning. The
building was a small one and had burned
to the ground before an alarm was CIV
en-.
The Tracy Herald is nothing if not
imbued with local patriotism. 1t asserts
boldly that the violin playing of Alex
ander Bull cannot be compared for a
moment with that Of their own Henry
Subilia.
Attorney NJ. d. Mum, representing
the St. Paul Dispatch, was IN the city
Thursday, taking der ositions, or rather
trying to secure them, in the case of Mr..
Lind versus the Dispatch. He was un-
fortunate, however, in that his principal
witnesses were out Of the city.
The Crookston Tribune has got things
mixed. Having noticed an item in tie
Review regarding Edward Knss, the has,
so, it says: Rev. Edward Kuss of New
Ulm lectured at the Cedar Rapids Con-
gregational church recently. The adver-
tisement read: "Hear Edward Kuss at
the Congregational church tonight.
The contract for building the $4,000
addition to St. Alexander's Hospital was
awarded last week to Henry Hanschen
and Schapekahm- Bros. s. Co. A Man
kato firm secures the plumbing work
and all will be performed according to
plans drawn by Henry Gerlach. The
building will be 46 feet square and four
stories high, including basement. A fine
operating room will be feature of the
Improvement.
The novelty Of the domino ball at
Turner Hall on Sunday evening was
alone sufficient to keep upxa lively in
terest in all present. Some Of the suits
were really pretty, others were striking
ly comical and not few were strangely
deceiving. Trying to tell one from anoth-
er sand to locate persons who were known
Is he present furnished the amusement
for the evening, and, when finally the
strains of the orchestra closed, all went
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