New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-22
New Tim
and Vicinity
Lyman Fuller is still seriously sick.

visit to st. Louis Park last Tuesday even
ing.
Attorney Olsen of Sleepy Eye trans
acted business here in justic court yes
terday.
Fred w. Johnson, state librarian,
spent Sunday and Monday here with his
family here.
George Hauenstein of Candy was yisi-
ting with his parents in this city Sunday
and Monday.
Ernst Weschcke came down from
Springfield Saturday to spend few days
with his parents.
Geo. Biebel, prescription clerk at Eek
STEMS drugstore intends to open drug
store at Fairfax.
John G. Peuser, formerly of this city
was married in St. Paul last Wednesday
to Miss Margaret Sweeny.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis, will be in
New Ulm Sunday afternoon, March 26th,
to do eye, ear, nose and throat work.
Chas. Werdermann and John F. Carl
son made tri p to Renvllle county last
week to look over some real estate there.
| Germania Lodge No. 6. Cd. H. S.
will give an invitation necktie dance at
Schmucker's Tivoli next Saturday even
ing. ~.
Frank Burg will occupy the Gebser=
! building while brick block is being
put up on the lot which he now occu-
pies.
! An infant child cf Nick Reinhart of
| Cottonwood died last Wednesday and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery on
Thursday.
Oscar Bake, who had been in the en-
ploy of H. Goede, the photographer, the
past few months, returned to his home
near Gibbon Sunday.
DR.. G F. Beachler of Winthrop will
be at the Dakota House every Tuesday
till four o'clock P. NJ. and treat Rup-
lures with the Fidelity Cure.
Mrs. B. Follmann returned last Tues
day evening from her trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee where she purchased {
complete stock of spring millinery.
We notice several of our exchanges
warning their readers against steel rang
men who are around fleeing farmers
Better be on the lookout for them.
Mayor DR.. Chas. Weschcke and wifi
returned Wednesday from their Califor
MIA visit after spending about fv
months with their son Emil at Los An
geles.
|, A number of young people took
sleigh ride out to the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Martin Hose Wednesday evening
They were nicely entertained and repol
- a happy time. -......-..
> The reading room will be opened ne,
It Monday. New furniture has been pu1
a chased and put in place in the room
j. Same are in the Ottcmever building 0
:. the second floor. z~
Il Edgar Small Will leave for Canao
IS next week with view of locating Their
l. He will go TO Kootenay, British Colum
J ! bia, where brother of his is engaged
r the hotel business.
e Mankato will have Woodmen phi
/ mic on large scale early in June. The
t. expect not less than 10000 visitors Q
J. that OCCASION New Ulm will be repre-
Y sented no doubt.
$ Herman Durbahn of New Ulm h;
/ purchased of Carl Grabow, the lot 9
5 which F. J. Fenscke's machinery ofit
e is located. The consideration was 500
says the Morgans Messenger.
IT Judge Weber last Wednesday mao
ID an order that Henry Salzbrun pay Il
I alimony previously ordered to be pal
I to his wife, by the 25th inst. under pei
ID atty of being committed for failing
1S !+..55.
at do so.
r. The switch engine of the Northwestel
er road that was in the wreck here tn
le months ago has been repaired and broug
IL back. A new cab has been put on, Il
le tender repaired and reprinted and 81
II. looks like new.
- Clemens Grief of franklin has BET
re spending. a few days at his old home
d Nicollet county. On his return
$ stopped off here Monday and visit
y. with r. Pfeferle few hours before