New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-17

at Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Attorney Somsen returned from hii
Iowa visit Monday afternoon.
Herman Frenzel returned : from his
European trip Monday evening.
] Mrs. DR.. Weschcke and daughter,
Erna, are visiting at Springfield.
Miss Mathews of Marshall is visiting
with her grandfather, Mr.. Bosch.
Mrs. b. Z. Beecher spent q portion Of
the week with relatives at st. Peter.
Chas. Toberer was a business visitor
IN st. Paul the forepart of the week.
The Red Rocks will play nine from
st. Paul at the Driving Park next Sun
day.
W. G. Schrader, who is now in the
grain and wood business at LIE Sueur,
was in the city Monday.
Adolph Wagner has entered the en-
ploy of the Minneapolis General Electric
Company as an expert electrician.
Miss Meta Setter will return from St.
Paul next Sunday. She will be accom-
panied by Ter friend, Miss Julia Peter
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Mrs. Bither of Winona is spending a
few days here with her son, the night
clerk at the Chicago & Northwestern de-
pot. ~-<..z ~ D.
DR.. Gustav Fischer went to Minneap-
oils Sunday to attend the funeral of the
Mareck child whose death occurred on
Friday. ...- y
Hugo Roos will come up from Mime.
apolls next month to take charge of the
bookkeeping department of the New
Ulm Roller mill Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Crone will leave
for Chicago today. From Chicago Mr..
Crone will go with Mr.. Ottomeyer to
New York to purchase clothing.
Mr.. Kayser, baker by trade, but of
late years an employee of one of the St.
Peter furniture establishments, has con-
cluded to locate in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Groebner are
happy over the arrival of daughter in
their household, the first among nine
children. The happy event occurred on
Thursday. ....-.
A large number of Foresters, accom-
panied by the Great Western Band, took
the early train yesterday morning for
LIE sueur. They will be absent three
days.
The Northwestern will attach coach
to the freight going east at II 80 to-
morrow morning to accommodate those
who may desire to attend the celebration
at CORTLAND. A round trip fare of 80
cents will be charged.
A son of Vim. LaFrambois of West
Newton was thrown from an unruly
horse, while out riding in the town of
Home few days ago, and sustained in
juries from which he is still suffering.
For five days after the accident he was
unconscious and his recovery is still a
matter of great uncertainty.
OF Edwin Holt, who opens the Union
Opera House Friday evening, the Phila-
delphia Times says: He is thorough
actor and imbued with high, artistic
sense of the high character of his call
ing. While member Of the Girard
Avenue Theatre Co. last season he soon
made it apparent that he was the most
artistic member in it. His acting was al
ways an Intellectual treat, receiving the
highest praise of both press and public.
Christian Dittmann, astranger, was ar
rested Friday afternoon on the charge
OF having stolen pocket-book, belong
ing to Miss Jors of Chicago, from the
home Of Mrs. Adolph Mueller on Ger
man street. Marshal Klause had no
end of trouble in running down the fell
low, but finally succeeded and induced
him to admit his guilt. When caught,
he had already disposed Of part Of the
stolen money for clothes. The balance,
$3.50 out of SO, he returned, after. frs,
attempting to conceal it. The justice
before whom he was brought, sentenced
him to term Of twenty days in the
county jail upon complaint charging
him with petit larceny.
The death Of Mrs. Josephine sietzel
occurred at her home in this city on
Wednesday. Her passing away was q
peaceful one, indicative of perfect resig-
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