New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-30
Rudolph Fritsche attended wedding

VIM. Schaleben of Linden has moved
with his family to Madelia.
Ernest Weschcke is home from SPRING
field for a few days visit. = 49,
D. Bishop is the new night operator
at the Northwestern depot. -: -
Attorney Somsen attended court at
St. Peter the forepart of the week.
Deputy Bank Examiner Compton was
here Wednesday on official business.
J. S. Anderson, the St. Peter contract
or, was IN the city for short while We'd
nesday. -
Mrs. Glass will visit the next few
weeks with friends IN Faribaul: and
Mortified.
Miss Mary Bogen gave a euchre party
Monday evening in honor of the Misses
Muehlberg.
The division headquarters OF the Oma-
ha road have been transferred from Man.
kato to St. James.
Mrs. Xavier Drummer, formerly resi-
dent of West Newton, died last week at
her home near Bird Island.
Henry Scheibel, the Cottonwood farm
er, started west the forepart of the week
on trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Drew of Northtield was here
Thursday, the guest of htr sister, who is
teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fritsche cele-
brated their "wooden wedding" with a
party of friends Sunday evening.
There is some talk of big Ramsey
county delegation coming up to tender
congratulations to the governor-elect.
Henry Berg Jr. of Sleepy Eye will do
petit jury service In the federal court
which convenes at Winoua on the 9th.
"Die Orientreise" will be presented
for the second time at Turner Hall some.
time between Christmas and New Years
The Commercial Union had meeting
last night to prepare for the meeting Of
the railroad commission in this CITY or
the 9th.
Mrs. Jacob Hose and mother Of RAJ
Portage, Manitoba, are here on visit
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hose
They will remain week or more.
E. A. Rupdell, who has been employed
in the office of the Fullerton Lumber Co
in this city for two months asst, left OF
Wednesday for his home in Iowa,
! Miss Taylor, who has been the CUES
of Mrs. Lienharu for several weeks, lef
tor St. Paul Friday to remain few day!
before returning to her home in New
York.
| Acting Mayor Klossner has ordered
the dlscontinuance of the nickel-in- tn,
slot gambling machines which were in
troduted in some of the local saloons
last week.
/ Perussl of the report of assessment
made by the board Of public works TO
sewers ON Minnesota street shows tina
the cost per foot to the property owner
} was e1.7O, or $S5 a lot.
John W. Arctander, the prominen
Minneapolis lawyer, claims to- have beel
converted at a recent +vnngrlistic meet
ing in the Flour City. Rumor has i
that he will become All evangelist.
l.. M. pepper, member Of the Thirt
Wisconsin, was here yesterday in the ca
pacity of a travelling salesman. He i
now enjoying furlough, having beel
-" of those who saw s.rvice in Port,
Rico.
Rev. Sandmeyrr, ASSISTED by severa
O her priests, formally dedicated tn
new chapel at the Sisters Home las
Wednesday evening. he priests VIII
w-rr- present and participating in tn
exercises we're R.vs. Ri, k of New Ulm
~ %; Sleepy Eye, 81. Z of Shakope'
:.:d B, inhard of w. st N,.~tnn.
| C'mm, -sioners Fn>t, FIaa and Haug
=" Of Lac ~qui Pare '.,,nty were her,
'''a. inspecting on; court house
i: ext" ct t." c''hi'f {. shortly for .
county b"iId''g' e.. !"g $4,000 tt
$40 ,O0O,. and JUDI ins. 81, " their com
e. . While in New Ulm. will he pat
It liter Brown ga" y's..: official
building.
Anr., = those. wi", ga, on John Lind
! ,n ~ III. lie, 5 Of .iXth district
| III TIA = Wi ~ Merritt, one
| - tiu w.. Ar. ": 1irl-ui brothers who
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