New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-02-09
The Local
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Club dance at Schell's hall this eve
ming.
J. Newhart was a.Redwood Falls visi-
tor Wednesday.
John Schapekahm Jr. is home from
Milwaukee on a brief visit.
A. j.. Grimmer went to st. Paul on
legal business last Thursday.
Miss Trimmings of St. Peter is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. II. Behnke.
Court convened here yesterday morn
ing. The arson cases we're the first ones
to come zip.
Supt. Geo. w. Scherer was up from
Mankato for the couple of days the fore
part of the week.
Richard Baasen will visit his parents
here next Saturday and Sunday before
leaving for Alaska. ..
John Hallowell bought quarter Sec
ton of railroad land near Springfield
last week for $4,000. ..
Otto Baarsch has sold his trotting
horse, Little Joe, to Madclia man. The
deal was made last week.
Allen Larson, a Nicollet county boy
who was in the hospital here for several
weeks, left for Dakota yesterday. .
The members of Fland.eau Camp will
give all entertainment and banquet at
the Masonic Hall tomorrow evening.
Under the skilled care of DR.. Wciser,
Fred Schulz has at length recovered
from terrible siege of typhoid fever.
Thomas Downs, at one time sheriff of
Nicollet county, aspires to be the Re.
publican candidate for sheriff Of Henne-
pin.
Col. Bobleter has officially announced
the appointment OF Louis g. Vogel of
this city as adjutant of the Second Reg
lment.
Mrs. AID. Mueller and daughter have
sold their farm in Cottonwood to Jos.
Wiesner for $5,575. The farm consists
of 100 acres.
Mrs. Grabow, daughter of Mrs. Guet-
ling of this city,. died at her home in
Minneapolis last Tuesday. Mrs. Guet-
ling attended the funeral. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs Ham of Sleepy Eye will
remove to this city today and make their
home in the Velikanje residence. Mrs.
Ham is professional nurse.
TIE Domestic Club was organized at
the home of Mrs. Otto Setter Thursday
! afternoon. Meetings will be held every
other Thursday at ,he residences OF the
| different members.
Henry Somsen has been elected treas
urer of the Brown County Agricultural
Society to succeed Robert Loheyde, re.
signed. CT. II. Behnke has also been
elected as one of the directors.
Martin O. Peterson, a bookkeeper in
the Office of Bingham Bros. for many
years, resigned his position last Wednes.
day and left the city early Thursday
morning. 1t has since been learned thai
he is bound for the Klondike.
According to the st. Peter Tribune {
movement is on foot to establish tele
phone line between st. Peter and Win
throp. All rhe postotfices on the rout,
|-TraveTse, Norselaud, New Sweden ane
Bernadotte-are to he given connections
In all probability the annual conven
ton of the Epworth leagues Of the Man
kato district will be held in this city il
May. 6 The meetings will he held at tn,
Methodist church and it is estimated
that in the neighborhood of one hundre,
delegates will be present.
| The Commercial Union will hold on,
of its regular meetings at Gebser's Hal
next Friday evening at eight o'clock
The question of sewerage will come W
for discussion at that time, and it is t
the interest Of every member-in fac,
every large taxpayer be present.
The exercises in dedication of the new
Welsh Presbyterian church in Cambris
con tinued throughout all of Wednesday
and Thursday. Most Of tile exercises
were conducted in Welsh, and Rev. Thos
Hughes, who bad come all the way from
Denver to participate in the dedication
was the principal speaker. The church
is coy little structure with splendid
heating plant and attractive interior ap.
pearance. It IS all paid for and the So
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