New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-18

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New Ulm Thursday
Henry Goede spent Monday and Tres
day in the Twin Cities.
Miss Flora Pfeferle is visiting at Wa
SEGA this week.
DR.. Rothenburg Of Springfield was
here on professional business Thursday.
A. G. Jones went to Minneapolis Tues
day morning.
H. &. Beecher and DR.. Stricken were
in st. Peter over Sunday.
w. G. Little and wife to the Twin
Cities last Sunday.
A. 6. Won Hagen and wife and Miss
May Brown were down from Sleepy
Eye Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brust were made
happy with a baby girl Tuesday of last
week.
z DR.. Stricken attended the meeting of
the state board of medical examiners in
St. Paul Tuesday.
Frank Sattler, formerly of New Ulm,
has typhoid fever. He is in st. Joseph's
Hospital, st. Paul.
County Attorney Olson was down
from Sprinfeld Thursday prosecuting a
criminal case in Judge Georges court.
August Hilmer, grandfather, Sioux
Center, Ia, visited Henry Lille last
week; also parties in Lafayette township.
MI. and Mrs. g. Schmidt, of Tracy,
and Fl. F. Dirks of Springfield attended
the funeral of Mr.. Getz last Thursday.
G. H. Cleveland has not resigned from
the st. George Creamery, as reported in
in the Review last week.
Rev. Mon, st. Paul, aged 81 years,
died in New Ulm last Tuesday after an
illness of three months he was buried
Thursday.
For the profits in sheep Ausbandry, go
to the State farmers Institute and hear
Mr.. Greedy, who has had years of exper-
fence along this line.
VIM. B1andle clerk in B. Behnke &
Cos. store is having weeks vacation
and is spending the same at his old home
in West Newton. ~~. ..a.
The dance given by the Germania Sis
ters' lodge at Schmucke1's Tivoli Satur-
day evening was we'll attended and the
event a success, 49,"
John Katzberger. a tramp, was arrest
ed as such Friday. He pleaded guilty.
Katzberger promised to leave the city
and judgment was suspended.
DR.. Marden was a delegate to the
meeting held by the Masonic Grand
Lodge in St. Paul Wednesday and
Thursday,
At the annual meeting of the Brown
County bank, Saturday afternoon, Fred
Pfaender was elected cashier and will
accept. Colonel Bobleter was e-elected
as president. H..
A fireman On the Northwestern, John
Pagenhart by name, fell from his engine
near Conrtland last Friday and sustained
bad fracture of the skull. He was
sent to the hospital. 81,
Chas. L. Roos has been appointed by
Governor Lind as one of the delegates
to the st. Louis convention to arrange
for the celebration of the Louisiana pur.
chase. Among the other delegates are
John c.. Wise Of Mankato and Joseph
Mason Of St. Peter.
A number of Miss Higgins pupils met
at her home last Friday and formed a
musical club to be known as the YOUNG
Ladies Friday Musicale. The meetings
ale TO be fortnightly and gular course
OF study of music and musicians is to be
pursued. The next meeting will be Fri
day, January 9th with Viola Heimer-
dinger. Subject: Handel.
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Setter
took place at Turner Hall Thursday al
ternoon. Albert Steinhauser delivering
the address. The remains were taken to
st. Paul for cremation. The following
persons followed the remains of the de-
ceased: Mr.. Setter, Mrs. W.. Boesch,
Miss Olga Mueller, Fred Mueller, Fred
Setter, VIM. Z. Setter, Albert Steinhaus-
er, Miss Meta Setter, Mrs. Fred Spoer-
hese, Miss Bogen, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. w.
Hauenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger Of
Indianapolis attended the ceremony in
St. Paul.