New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-22
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dangerously i'll.
F. j. Bushard the Winthrop merchant
was in town Saturday.
Heller s Gag are dong decorative
work in the Peoples Store.
The weather department has a cold
wave scheduled for today.
Miss Lizzie Black of Sleepy Eye is
spending few days with friends in the.
city.
Miss Emma Hummel is expected back
from New York the latter part Of the
week.
Prot. Jache of Mankato was in town
Friday and Wednesday of last week tun-
ing up pianos.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Peuser on Monday of last week. The
Review congratulates.
Plumber Toberer has been very busy
lately repairing water pipes that bursted
in the recent cold snap.
Miss Lilly Struck of Minneapolis has
been visiting with the family of DR..
Hirsch since Friday.
Frank seifert has made application to
the county commissioners to open sa.
loon at Evan in this county.
j. J. Lauermann, the shoe man is clos
ing out his stock of boots and shoes and
intends to return to Duluth.
Miss Thomas and Miss Higgins enter
tanned number of their friends at Mrs.
Geo. B. Weiser's home last evening.
W. R. Hodges of Sleepy Eye attended
meeting of the delegates of the Nation
al Editorial Association at St. Louis last
| week.
E. M. Schotzko sold his dairy business
last week to Haas and Deliberate. Mr..
Schotzko retired on account of poor
health.
Those interested in military matters
will note that meeting for the purpose
of reorganization is to be held on Satur.
day evening.
Do not fail to be present at the fore
noon session Of the Farmers Institute
next Tuesday, You will get book
worth $500 free at that time.
Robt. Loheyde recently bought span
of fine driving horses from parties at
Norwood. He says they will 60 in less
than three minutes on the pole.
On motion of Einar Hoidale, his at.
torney, Alfred L. Bither, formerly OF
Winona and now at Sleepy Eye, was last
Saturday given discharge in bankrupt.
cy by Judge Lochren.
Bro. Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid, has been appointed deputy oil in.
spector for Brown and Nicollet counties
Glad to see you get it W. R. No one
deserves it better than you.
| Otto Baarsch celebrated his goth birth
day Thursday. Quite number of his
friends had called to make an enjoyable
event of the occasion and the Mandolin
club cheered them up with THAR fine
music. All report a fine time.
The following lite insurance men were
in the city last week trying to write ur
life assurances: A. D. Knapp, represent
ing the Bankers Life; Julius Triloff, the
Germania Life and S. R. Arther the
Northwestern Life Insurance Co. of Min
neapolis.
The masquerade ball at Turner Hal
on Tuesday night of last week was more
than ordinarily good. In fact it was
generally conceded that it was the best
affair of it's kind that has taken place ir
this city, especially is this true so far as
the stage performances go. The entire
program was good and no one regretted
seeing it
County Surveyor Book was married
yesterday at II o'clock to Mrs. Merk.ns
The parties are both residents of this
place and we'll and favorably known
The ceremony was performed at the
home of Mr.. Books mother at this
place by Rev. Albrecht. The parties
left yesterday afternoon for Evan where
they will spend part of their honeymoon.
The managers of the Dread Institute
of Domestic Science, of Worcester, Mass,
recently offered each state in the Union
the privilege of appointing, through its
governor, one young lady who is to re-
ceive free instruction and Accommodations
in that institute for a complete course of