New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-16
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Mrs. Martin Hose IS visiting with
friends at Minneapolis.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
.Chas. Block Wednesday.
Miss Meta Koch is entertaining her
guest Miss Clara Motz of Minneapolis.
Attorney somsen was visiting with
friends at Lima Springs, Ia, part Of last
week. II f5 IS
The cold storage building Of the late
Hy. 2. Crone has been purchased by
.Crone Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Crone returned
from Chicago last Thursday, afteran alb
sence OF seven weeks. Il.
The Misses Mary Trimmings and Edna
Murphy Of st. Peter are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Behnke.
a number Of young ladies of this city
went to CORTLAND last Wednesday, en-.
joylng camp life at Doty's park for a
few days.
Judge Weber last week granted de-
cree OF divorce to Mrs. Mary DIN from
her husband Samuel D., on statutory
grounds.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Doehne of Harris
burg, Pa, and Mrs. Stolp Of Philadel-
phla are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Doehne. %7@..
Mrs. P. Kirchheff of St. Paul returned
to her home last Thursday after two
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. Gieseke.
John Brennan got drunk Sunday, and
was given 6 days in Jail by Justice ia.
cobs Monday. Bread and water will
be his diet every other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Boesch anc
daughter Miss Olga are expected to re-
turn from their eight months trip te
California during next week.
Only six applications for teachers
certificates were submitted from this
place. County Superintendent Ruucl
conducted the examinations last Tues
day.
In honor of Miss Grace Newhart, late
~ returned from Ann Arbor, a part,
was given last Saturday by Mr.. anc
Mrs. ]. Newhart. A large number O.
guests were in attendance.
Mrs.. Lena Kelm, nee Remele, dice
Tuesday of last week at her home il
Prairieville, aged twenty three years
and was buried from the German Luther
an church of that place Sunday after
noon.
DR.. Stricken received a wire message
from Ann Arbor, Mich, last Thursday
notifying him that his mother, who
had been reported dangerously i'll {
few days previous, is improving and out
Of danger.
A petition is being circulated to the
effect that the new station on the NJ. &
st. L. new line to be located on Sect. Fl,
Township 100 N. Range 80 in Brown
county, and to be called searles be
named Sperl. This is the name Of the
former owner of the land, where the new
station is to be situated.
The we'll known "oldest inab1taut'' in
this neighborhood does not remember
anything like the heat of last Thursday.
The expanding tendency of the mercury,
as witnessed in the most conservative of
thermometers was something frightful
to behold. Heat prostrations were not
reported in this vicinity.
The dam at Bentzin's mill has been
repaired and strengthened. The mill,
while it never at any time was incapaci-
tated by a small defect of the dam, has
of late been greatly improved, and the
daily capacity IS enlarged, owing to a
decided increase of business.
A number of ladies from Winthrop
came over here last "Wednesday and were
entertained at Mrs. Mueller's residence
on Broadway and I'd st. n. The. large
grounds were rebounding with the happy
cries OF the little merry makers, as the