New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-03
The Local
News Of
the Week.

ously ill.
II. F. Poeppel is in Chicago this week
on business.
Mrs. G. E. Schmidt Of Tracy is visit
ing in the city.
DR.. Fritsche returned from Chicago
Saturday evening.
DR.. Hirsch made business trip to
Franklin Monday.
Rev. Schroeder will leave Germany for
home about the goth.
Mrs. VIM. Hummcl returned from the
cities Monday evening.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Bethke on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Hartmann of St. Paul is
visiting here w,th her parents.
Mrs. John E. Neumann has been quite
seriously sick the past few days.
J. NewAart returned on Monday from
q weeks so5ourn in Minneapolis.
Fl. Large came down from Spring.
Field yesterday to see his sick brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Johnson spent
Saturday and Sunday in the Saintly City.
Miss Pulls has returned to her home
at Carroll, Iowa, after a six months visit
Winthrop has organized a Board OF
Trade. Henry Klossner IS vioe-president
Mrs. Frank Bowmann will go to Fl
Dodge, Iowa, for few days visit next
week.
J. Irving has purchased the Gimmel
farm of 100 acres near Swan Lake fol
$1,000.
Mrs. Fred Buslard and Miss Julia
Weber of Winthrop visited here last
Thursday.
Geo Benz j. and Dr. ,Sthweitzer will
be up from St. Paul Saturday to attend
the masquerade.
AlonZc Nichols of Cottonwood Went
to Minneapolis Saturday to receive treat
mene for cancer.
Edward G. Russ sang at Bloomington
Friday night. From there he intends to
come to New Ulm.
The ladies CT the Turnvcrein will give
a:Domino dance at the Turner Hall on
the evening of The '14th.
MIR. Schmidt, the piano teacher, has
rented rooms i'm the Nix residence and
will locate here permanently.
The Review office will hereafter he
supplied; vita telephone connections.
Send in your'news items 10y VIE.
a branch Of the order of Catholic For
esters has been organized il Sleepy
Eye. Geo. G4otzbach in Chief Ramger.
Representative Olds has asked for an
appropriation of $4,000 for the erection
of monument on the battlefield of
Wood Lake in yellow Medicine county.
A child ofChas. Schwartz Of Court
land died on Sunday. Aug. Windho1xl
vert down yesterday to attend the flu
neral.
A number OF the local churct, work
ers will go to 1'ed Wing on the 18th to
attend the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation convention.
1t is safe to say that over five hundred
people will avail themselves of the en-
c,Hsion to the Twin Cities and Expert
hental Station Oh, the 10th.
The following ladies went to Winthrop
yesterday to surprise Mrs. A. G. Setter:
Mesdames Weiser, Keller, Stricken, Sill
Critchett, Mullen4 Henningsen, Schmidt,
Eckstein, Follmann and Zelle.
"Hoyt's New Attractions" opened up
three nights engagement at Turner
Hall Sunday evening. The entertain
ment consists of speciality work and ex-
hibitiens of the Edison Phantascope.
Chas. Zuberbier, brother of Mrs. Spot
ford, whose sad story was told in last
weeks Review, started from here yester
day to get his sister in Kansas. From
there he goes to Texas to recover the
children. s.- .s... /
The German theater at Caecilian Hall
on Saturday and Sunday evenings was
witnessed by unusually large audiences
and i;highly spoken of by those who at
tended. Particular mention is made of
the young ladies, of Miss Lindmeyer and
Mr.. w. Eibner.
Thomas Paine's birthday was celebra-
ted at Turner Hall on Friday evening.
Hnuo Fischer read q nanar in German On