New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-09-27

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George. Rev. B. Beinhart oficiated.
Mrs. a. &. Wagner, daughter Of Col.
and Nm. JOS. Bobleter, returned to her
st. Paul home the early part Of last
week after few months visit in this |
city.
Fred Hummel has resigned his posi-
ton at the Peoples Store and left for
Twin Cities Sunday. After weeks
stay there he will leave for the Pacific
coast and probably engage in business.
Chas. Toberer is installing steam
liant in VIM. Glut's new residence in
Milford. The material was taken out |
Monday aud work was commenced at
once. The cost Of the same is about
1900.
The October number Of the ST. Nick
.olas For Young Folks and the Forum,
The Gartenlaube, Ueber Land und Nicer,
and Fliegende Blaetter are among the
latest magazines received in the Read
ing Rooms this week.
Mrs. Otto Heymann, who had her leg
broken several months ago, is able to sit
up and last Saturday she was able to-
leave the bed for the first time since the
accident. Her friends will be pleased to-
learn of her improvement.
James Sheridan, stranger, was
brought before Justice Jacobs yesterday
on charge of drunkenness and fined
S. and costs in default of which he was
committed to the county jail for six days
on bread and water diet excepting every
other day.
G. F. Yates and Jos. H. Vogel will at.
tend the University of Minnesota, the
former taking course in dentistry. and
the latter course in medicine. John
Baasen, Geo. r. Koch and Henry Weyhe
will attend the Northwestern University
of Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Green of the News
and Philip Liesch of the Volksblatt re-
turned Saturday morning from their
weeks outing with the State Editorial
excursion to Denver, Pixies Peak and
Omaha. They all report having had a
good time.
F,Koke of Mankato, formerly OF this
city, was in town Saturday on business.
Mr.. Koke is, at present manufacturing
automatic feeders for rollers in -four
mills on which he has patent and is at
present placing them in the various mills
in this part of the state.
II. L. Saverien received word Sun
day from his former home in Iowa of
the serious illness of his father. Mr.. Sa-
verien left Sunday afternoon and soon
after his departure message was re-
ceived bringing the sad news that his
father had died. His home is IN Sun
bury Iowa. IT,. -.
Chas. A. Hers has disposed of his
property on South Broadway, selling the
same to Mr.. Kielgaard, real estate
dealer of Winnebago City, who will soon
take possession of it. F. spoerhase and
family, the present tenants, have rented
the Wicherski residence on Center street.
Among the out-of-town guests who
attended the Doehne-R otbenBnrg we'd
ding last Wednesday were Mr.. Geo.
Doehne of Austin, brother of the bride;
Miss Alvina Hensel and Geo. Hensel of
St. Paul, cousins of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. O. schleuder, Mrs. Roth and
daughter of Springfield.
Our photographer A. J. Meyer has
completed large photograph group
picture of our local fremen, As in num-
Der, and presented the same to the fire
men last week. The members are proud
fit and placed the same in the City
Clerks Office where everybody can see
it. It's work Of art,
James sapey, who for the past eight
years has been employed at this place
by the Northwestern railroad as fireman
of the local switch engine has been
transferred to Waseca to accept posi-
ton as railroad engineer. He left Mon
day morning for Waseca to accept the
position. His family will for the pres
ent continue to reside here.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the business men of Sleepy to make
a success of their street fair this, year.
The same will be held next week, Oct.
4th 9Th and 9Th. A good program has
been prepared including bicycle races,
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