New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-08
Mr. and Mrs. Otto schell made The
cities Il visit last week.


g. Il. Hornburg, Jr. made q trip t
Mankato last week on business
The mandolin club furnished the mrl-
Isle at the Ka.b- Filzen edding yesterday
Articles Of Incorporation Of the .sWin-
throp Sugar Company" are being pub
lished.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Commercial Union will be held Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marden came up
from St. Paul Thursday to attend DR..
Marden and his wife who are both sick.
The Commercial Union holds its regu-
lar meeting Friday evening at Gebser's
Hall. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. E. w. sanderson of Tracy has
been visiting here for the past few weeks
with Mrs. 3. V. Hoadly.
B. Gruenenfelder has composed new
march for bands of "a pieces. 1t IS en-.
titled "Our Adjutant's March,
Miss Theresa Classen has returned
home from st. Peter where she had been
employed as nurse at the hospital.
Emil Wichersk1 and Mrs. Ernst Wi
cherski attended the funeral of Mrs.
Scharsa at Springfield last Thursday.
Fred Wendland made trip to Lam
berton and Sanborn last week in the in
terest of Retzlaff's machine business.
Jos. Gales represented one of the To-
cal lodges of the Sons of Hermann at the
meeting of the Grand Lodge at st. Paul
last week. --.. i
Miss Mollie Luehrs celebrated her
birthday with number of friends at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buschers
Friday evening.
Jos. Epple has contracted for new
refrigerator to be- placed in the meat
market of Epple & Co. The improve
ment will cost about $1,000.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Society of the Turnverein the following
officers we're elected: President, Mrs
Frank Burg; secretary, Mrs. Henry En-
gel; treasurer, Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser.
F. Heimerdinger of Golden Gate, spent
few days with his brother, Represen-
tative Heimerdinger, at the Capitol last
week. He returned Friday and called
on some Of his New Ulm friends before
returning home.
M. B. Mute, for the past two years q
miller in the Eagle Roller Mills resigned
his position as such last week and re-
moved with his family to Chicago Sa
turday where he has accepted a position
with his brother-in-law
Gov. Lind and State Librarian John
son came up from the State Capitol Sat
urday evening, the Governor to look af.
ter some of his affairs, as we'll as to greet
friends and neighbors, and johnson te
spend the Sabbath with his wife and lit
tie boy who are still here.
The railroads refuse to comply with
the order of the railroad commission te
reduce the rate on coal to New Ulm anG
tributary points and expect to fight the
case in court, as soon as the commission
takes step to enforce it's decision, on the
ground that it is an unreasonable reduc.
ton.
Carl Berg OF Sleepy Eye has definitely
decided to build hotel the coming
spring. Plans have been drawn by Her
man ANIME and when the building is
completed MIR. Berg Can be proud ot
having one of the finest hotels in theil
village.
| otto OOihneI, SUI Oi SuaS. OCmmel
of this city, was married at Minneapolis
on Feb. 2, to Miss Louisa Baker, of thai
place. Miss Ida, sister Of the bridegroom
attended the wedding. The young cou
pie will reside in That city where Mr.
Sommer is bookkeeper for the j. 1. CASE
Implement Co.
The motion for an allowance of tempo
rary alimony and suit money in the Salz
brun divorce case came up for hearins
before Judge Weber last Wednesday
After listening to the arguments of coun.
sci the judge allowed the plaintiff, Mrs
S. $50 for attorney fees ana 81 per week
to live On during the pending of the trial
The "Just Us Club" was entertained
last Thursday at the home of Miss Clara
Decline. The afternoon was devoted t.
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