New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-08
New Ulrn
and Vicinity.

Mrs. j. Newhart is on the sick list.
Geo. Graft was up from st. Paul
Thursday.
Hotel Wien was sold last week to
Chas. Stuebe for $5,775.
Mrs. A. Schwertzler IS confined to her
home with the grippe.
Ferd Crone was Capitol City visitor
Monday.
j. Newhart transacted business at Red
wood Falls last Thursday.
A. H. Wagner of Mankato spent Thurs.
day and Friday in the city.
]. ]. Lauermann transacted business
at Marshall a few days last week.
JAG. Klossnel, Jr., looked after his
business interests at Sleepy Eye last
week.. .%
Miss Minnie Holmberg is the new
clerk at F. w. Hauenstein's jewelry
store. ....
Plof. Ackermann has returned to this
duties as instructor in the college Mon
day.
Don't forget to attend the Mardi Gras
masquerade to be held at Turner Hall
next Tuesday.
VIM. Gluth of Milford will erect a fine
two story residence on his farm this
spring.
Ed. Maltzahn will retire from the sa-
loon business next April, having rented
his place of business to John Carlson.
Mrs. Eichman has an orange tree at
her house which is now full of blossoms
and has on it two oranges as large as an
egg.
Our postmaster says the Northwestern
road is improving its train and mail SER
vice. 1t was only about four hours late
last Friday.
Miss Marie Trimmings returned to her
home in st. Peter last Friday after
spending week here with her sister
Mrs. F. H. Behnke.
Frank Clague, the Lamberton attor-
ney, was here Friday and Saturday and
made motion before Judge Webber in
Morgan assignment matter.
Next Sunday is St. Valentines day and
our young people will have an oppor-
tunity to devote the day of rest to send
ing and receiving compliments.
Photographer Meyer is just complet-
ing a group photograph Of the local
lodge of St.John's Court of Foresters.
The pictures work of fine art.
The partnership of Zelle & Beusmann,
boot and shoe dealers, has been dissolved.
Mr.. G. A. Zelle, the senior member, will
continue the business at the OLD stand.
For plain talks ON breeding for the
best results, attend the State Farmers
Institute in the afternoon .: the first day,
while the ladies are at the cooking school.
Our bryther Hays of the Dispatch
must be qaite sport. A St. Paul paper
came out one day last week with his pet
dog, registered Irish setter, adorn1ng
its last page.
It is announced that Capt. Ed. ]. Bob
Letter, son of Colonel Bobleter, present
military store keeper at St. Paul is en-
gagged to Miss Emma Miller of St. Paul.
The marriage will take place next April.
Frank MacLin, Dentist Fritsche's as
sistant, has gone to Waseca, where he
will have charge of the dental office of
an unclesof his who is on a tour south.
Frank will return after two weeks, or as
soen as his uncle gets lack home.
On account of an error in one of the
daily papers in reporting the Supreme
Court decision in the Peterson libel case,
our exchanges have all got the amount
of the judgment appealed from 100000
while as matter of fact it was only ST.
900.
Dr.:.strickler last week bought fine
team of Hamiltonian coach horses from
Phillips of Mankato. This team took
the first prize at the Mankato street fair.
The doctor now pridcs himself on hav-
ing as good turnout as there is in this
part Of the country.
We notice that State Librarian John
son has reappointeds Miss Grace Bracket
as his assistant. The supreme court and
others who make use of the library made