New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-02-23
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Mrs. B. Weber s. visiting with
her sonsin Minneapo
] !. Newhart was 4 Capito. City visitor,
the forepart Of the week.
Chas. IL Roos came up from Mime
applis yesterday on business.
Fred Hummel will return from Cali.
fornia the forepart Of next month.
Mrs. Fred Engelbert has been the guest
Of ST. Paul friends for several days.
Wheat is on the jump again. on Mon
day it reached 81 cents in New Ulm.
Max Eyer has opened book bindery
in connection with the Y olksblatt Office.
a little child Of MI. and Mrs. Mat.
Schneider died the latter part Of the
week. {s .f5 81 VA s5#3
The Y 2. s. Of g, =. will give q So
cal at the church parlors next Friday
evening.
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F. 81. Behnke is attending the grocers''
convention in Duluth. He will be gone
all week. ..3=
Attorney Hagberg was to be seen in
his Office for the fist time since his sick
ness on Monday.
Mrs. Rein returned on Monday from
Mankato where she has been visiting
since December. SS.5..,
The CORTLAND Choral Society has dis
| banded, owing to the sickness of their
instructor, Prof. Davis of Cambria.
The. comic opera, s.Doctor Of .Alcan-
tara, . will be presented by local talent
at Turner Hall on the 10Th Of March. ].
Ernst Brandt, and Phillip Liesch rep
resented the press of New Ulm at the
editorial meeting in Minneapolis last
week. ISL
VIM. Koch, Theo. Kobaarsch and Mr..
Mullen and family will arrive. home
from their Mexican trip next Sunday
afternoon.
There are already three applicants for
the janitorship Of Turner Hail. They
are ]. H. Strasser, Chas. Moerbitz and
Fred Hofer, ~ .5 d
Jos. Teynor Of West Newton has gone
to Cold Springs, this state, where he in
tends to remain until spring. He will
then 60 to the Klondike. s65
There is some talk of Oscar Erickson
of Springfield as a fusion candidate for
the senate this year. Mr.. Erickson would
make an able and trustworthy represen-
tative.
The directors of the Brown Co. Bank
held meeting Friday and decided not
to make any changes in the bank build
ing this year. It was originally intend
ed to put in a new front.
Hon. Henry Heimerdinger and the ed
tor of this paper will go to Golden
Gate Saturday evening to assist in the
exercises of the literary club. Mr.. j ohn-
son will read a paper on Education"
The case of Lars p. Larson against the
Chicago s. Northwestern, in which he
asks for $4,000, will be tried here IN
June. The Sleepy Eye Herald says that
one of the witnesses will be Dr.. Marcel
lus Of Virginia. ..ss
| Jos. Schluck has sold his farm in Eden
to VIM. Dittbenner for $4,000. It con-
sists Of 1872 acres. A. F. Walton has
also disposed Of his farm near Lone Tree
Lake. Herman Dittbenner was the pur-
chaser and So, 600 the price. n.
DR.. Schoch and A. F. Ottomeyer, il
is said, will before the building season
is over erect a substantial brick block
between the Masonic Block and Otto
meyers store. It is also claimed that
they have practically rented It for a
term Of five years.
The Washington concert al Union
Hall Monday evening sswas attended BY
several hundred people. The programme
was carried through as announced aud
not a number proved . disapp ointment.
Particularly good was the work Of the
orchestra, and especially deserving Of
mention the reading Of eulogy on
Washington 81 Mr.. Book.
The Journal Of Minneapolis polled
the editors at the state meeting last
week and out Of 50 responding q were.
for Lind for governor, 80 for Van SAINT,
90 for Enstis, Il for Collins and & for
Comst The Democratic and Popu-
list editors voted solldly for Lind. For
senator, DAVIS received practically al Of
the Republi can votes, while Lind was
the f6vorife among tho scaf Nd s3