New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-18
Mfs. r. Pfeferle has been On the sick

ii. u. Saverlen has moved into his
broadway heme.
Sheriff Block Of Nicollet county was
IN town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Little were Min
5neapolis visitors Monday and TUESDAY.
A. Hoidale, of Dawson, visited with
his son Attorney Holdale over Sunday.
James B. Robinson, one of the earliest
settlers in West Newton is very sick.
Miss, Clara Mohr entertained party
Of friends Wednesday evening.
Henry Koch is going to spend the
coming Sunday in Springfield.
John G. Geiger attended the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Masons at St.
Paul last week.
Emil G. Steinhauser came down from
Lamberton last week and stayed Tues.
day and Wednesday.
John Hauenstein left for Florida
Thursday to spend the balance Of the
winter.
Emil Ffenzel went to Springfield and
Lamberton on business Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Stillman fractured her shoulder
last Thursday forenoon by falling on the
ground.
Mrs. John Larson gave party last
Thursday evening in honor of her neph-
ews, Field and Blekry of Mankato.
DR.. j. L. Schoch will soon leave for
Montana,to look over some business mat
tiers there. He will be gone some days.
L. ]. Buenger wen, to st. Paul Tues
day, last week, to learn more about the
embalming business.
Albert Setter will leave Thursday
morning for Indianapolis, Ind, where he
will remain for five or six weeks.
Col. Pfaender, and Mrs Francis Hall
attended the annual meeting of the Ter
ritoiial Pioneers at St. Paul Thursday.
Jacob Klossner and Philip Liesch rep
resented the Brown County Agricultural
Society at the state organization which
metln St. Paul "wednesday.
At the State Farmers institute the
dairy interests will be discussed from
the selection of the COWS and their prop
er feeding, to the best method of mar
keting the dairy product.
Isaac Symmetrical returned Sunday
from Duluth where he has been for the
last few days attending to the settle
uent of certain matters pertaining to the
business of N. L. Summerfeld & Co.
Heinrich Buck, Of, CORTLAND town.
shll, aged 76ssyears, died at his sons
lone of dropsy last week. Mr.. Buck
used to live in New Ulm. The funeral
was held last Thursday at the Lutheran
church.
Prof. Schmitt,> who was one of the
instructors at the summer school
last year, was here Saturday visiting
the family of Michael Lipp. Mr.. schmitt
is now taking the medical course at the
University.
Thursday afternoon there occurred the
marriage of Miss Emile Kalb to Mr..
Albin Carlson. They left on the after
noon train the same day for Minneapolis
and returned Saturday evening when the
celebration took place. 1
The New Ulm Turnvcrein elected the
following officers Saturday evening
President, Robert Scherer; vice. president.
Paul Voss; recording secretary, DR.. /. G.
Bell; corresponding secretary, Max Burg
treasurer, Fred Pfaender; lst turnwart,
Ed. Petry; 2nd tnrnwart, Henry Kunze.
The election contest over the office of
Register of Deeds of this county, between
Fred Pfaendel and Wesley G.. Miller,
will be submitted to Judge Weber for
decision this week, and decision may
be hoped for soon. The result promises
to be very close, and will be awaited
with considerable interest.
Harmony Camp, No. 2O97, Modern
Woodmen of America, met last Wednes-
day at Masonic hall, the feature of the
evening being installation of officers
DR.. G. B. Weiser acted as Installing Off
Ger. The following were installed: Ven.
cradle Consul, Edgar ksmall; Worthy
Advisor, A. A. schlumpberger; Excel
lent Banker,saH Hubert Berg; Escort, Aug.