New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-17
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Mrs. b. y. Weber is visiting with her
son in Minneapolis.
F. Beinhorn has nearly recovered from
his recent illness.
Aug. Windhorn of jackson was New
Ulm visitor last week.
County Attorney Olsen was in the CT
ty for few days last week.
Mrs. John Bushers went to St. Paul
on short visit last Thursday.
P. Coilgren of Nicollet was New
Ulm visitor the latter part of last week.
Ex-senator s. D. Peterson was in
Springfield last week visiting his pa
irons.
Miss Maggie McKasey of lie sueur
was in the city last week enroute to
Winthrop.
Mrs. H. L. Ramme who was seriously
Ill at the hospital Is now on fair way
of recovery. &>"
Fritz Bobsin and daughter Lizzie of
CORTLAND were in town the latter part
of last week. =
DR.. Reineke went to St. Paul today,
to attend the convention of the State
Medical Society.
W. A. Fenscke left for La Crosse last
week, where he accepted a position as
travelling agent for j. J. Lamb.
Louis Dauer and Miss Mary Fort
wengler of Cottonwood were married
in the Catholic church yesterday.
Mrs. Cole, wife of DR.. Cole of Frank,
lin had an operation performed ON her
at the hospital by DR.. Stricken.
Bieraugel 4 Linde of Lafayette have
made arrangements for social hop at
that village on Monday May 22nd.
Mrs. Knippel of Gibbon was taken to
the hospital for treatment. DR.. Flower
of that place escorted her to this place.
Sheriff Matter was in CORTLAND and
Lamberton last week serving papers in
condemnation proceeding of the G. s. N.
W. R. R.
Joe, the harp player claims to have
been robbed OF his watch and chain and
$63 in cash while taking nap some day
last week.
The new bell for the Linden Unitarian
church arrived from St. Louis last week
and will soon be in proper place and
dedicated.
Geo. VIM. Carruth, ambassador to Rus
sla under President Cleveland, was here
last week on business for the contractors
johnson Bros & Taught.
The contracts for the construction of
the Mankato s. New Ulm cutoff of the
G. & N. W. railway was let last week to
H. Il. streete1, of Chicago.
Geo. Schnobrich shipped car. load of
stock to Sioux City last Saturday and T.
Haberberg shipped car from Evan to
Sioux City on the same day.
Mrs. Barbara Bergscheidt of Sleepy
Eye was adjudged insane in probate
court last Thursday, and taken to St.
Peter by Deputy Sheriff Brust.
Miss Minnie Schoch who has been Wis
iting with relatives here for several
months is now visiting with her sister,
wife of DR.. Weiser of Window.
Miss Ida Hauenstein and Jos. A. Eek
stein represented the local branch of the
O. E. S. at the meeting of the State
Lodge in Minneapolis last week.
John Osborn a new arrival to this
town was fined S. and costs for drunk
ennenness by Justice Jacobs last Thurs
day, in lieu of which he went to Jail.
Joseph Gilley was taken to thehospital
last week on account of injuries caused
by fall from ladder. No bones are
broken, but Gilley is injured internally.
The NJ. &. st. L. railroad company
began this week to distribute new 70 Id.
steel rails along the track between Win
throp and this city, to relay and ballast
the track,
Mrs. K. Hoadley and daughter Grace,
mother and sister of E. V. Hoadley, ar
rived from Minneapolis on Wednesday.
They intend to make this city their per-
manent home.
Capt. Alb. Steinhauser has been COM
missioned as assistant judge advocate by
Gov. Lind Friday. This promotion
makes Mr.. Steinhauser a major on the
governors staff.