New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-25
Mrs. Geo. g. Mariinka. Lafayette

Mrs. Geo. G. Mariinka. Lafayette
is on the sick list with grippe.
Frank Burg has recovered from his
grippe.
Mrs. Wagon Of Mankato is visiting
with Mrs. Otto Meyer.
Thos. j. Kretsch is3the new bookkeeper
for JAG. Klossner Jr. & Co.
Mrs. G. A. Mathes Of Springfield has
been visiting here for the past week.
Miss Olga Wicherski went to St. Louis
Park Monday to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Bingham were
Twin City visitors the past few days.
Henry Neumann Of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Monday afternoon between
trains.
The committee having in charge the ar
Engagements of the carnival season, has
revived "Das Stachelschwein.''
Mrs. J. F. Neumann attended the fun
eral of Mrs. VIM. Mandel at Sleepy Eve
last Sunday.
The st. Mary's Catholic church socie-
ty of Sleepy Eye intends to erect a new
place of worship. -.
Miss Emma Hummel OF "The Peoples
Store,' went to New York City to buy
stock of goods.
Thos. Hughes and Pat Shields were
down from Sleepy Eye Sunday and VS.
ted the sick railroad men at the hospital.
john Lorber of CORTLAND had his leg
broken lately by falling tree. DR..
Schoch attended the unfortunate man.
G. W. Hermann, of the firm of Hell
mann & Runck, was business visitor
here Monday.
DR.. Thos. Sullivan of Springfield at
| tended the state lodge convention of the
M. W. A. at St. Paul last week as dele.
gate. 49,.
Mrs. Owen Durigan came up from Wa
SEGA Saturday afternoon to tend her hus-
band who was hurt in the railroad acct
| dent.
If your fruit tress are not dong we'll,
Mr.. Lord can give you good advice at
the State Farmers Institute, as he has
had lifetime experience.
F. w. johnson returned from Madison,
Wis, last Friday afternoon and left here
for st. Paul Monday to assume his du-
ties as state librarian.
The first annual charity ball of theLadies
Benevolent Association of Sleepy Eye
will be given tonight at the Opera House.
The music will be furnished by Eek
STEMS Orchestra.
F. II: Retzlaff, the hardware and ma
chiLe merchant, will supply his bus mess
block with steam heat. The contract
has beer let to Chas. Toberer and will
be put in as soon as material arrives.
B. F. Pagenhart, the fireman who last
week fell off railroad engine neal
CORTLAND, and received severe injuries
about his head, has so far recovered that
he could leave the hospital Monday and
returned to his home in Rochester.
The anniversary Of Thomas Paine's
birthday will be celebrated at Turner
Hall, Sunday, January 29th, at O'Clock
in the evening. Lectures will be held ir
English and German lnterspersed witt
vocal and instrumental music. Eve y-
body IS. invited to attend.
Chas. Arbes and Henry G.. Seifert
clerks, in Eckstein's drug store, spent
few days of last week in the Twin Cities
Mr.. Seifert returned home Saturday bu
Mr.. Arbes will spend few days will
LIE Sueur friends and then will visit witt
his brother JOS, at Claremont, before re
turning here.
Rev. Father Sigesbert Mon, whose
death was recently recorded, had charge
of the St. George, West Newton parish
ten or twelve years ago; also the St
Henry church, LIE Seuer county. TIL,
Rev. Father lost his money in old ag,
through various unfortunate circumstanc
es. He bore up bracely under all trials.
/ Catholic Day. .-
| Catholic Day was Gel. brated by tn,
Catholics Of this city and vicinity Sun
day. Owing to the inclemency of tn
weather, the ATTENDANCE as not as larg
as it otherwise would h.,e been. New
erthcless hundreds of Catholics wei,
present. Sleepy Eye sent down a lare