New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-22
New UIrl1
and Vicinity.
birthday today.

Washington's birthday today.
Chas. L. Roos was here from Minnea-
polls last Saturday.
Chas. Hauenstein was Twin City Wis
1tor from Saturday till Monday.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pfaender Friday.
Miss Ida sommer returned from her
st. Paul visit Monday afternoon.
Julius Block, sheriff of Nicollet coun-
ty, was in town Saturday and Sunday.
The local knights of Pythias will give
a ball at Turner Hall on March 18th.
Washington's birthday exercises were
held at the public schools yesterday af-
teruoou. -,
Geo. E. Traub, publisher of the Man
kato Post called on his New Ulm friends
Wednesday.
Chas. Fenscke of Cairo, Redwood
county, is visiting here with friends and
relatives.
All the teachers of the public schools
were entertained at Prof. Critchett's
home Friday evening. --.>
The ladies of the Germania Sisters
Lodge agreeably surprised Mrs. Gustav
Goetsch Saturday evening.
The Mozart Symphony Club Of New
York Will give a concert at the Opera
House Saturday evening.
FIJI. Behnke attended the annual
meeting of the Grocers' Association Of
Minnesota at st. Paul last week.
County Attorney Geo. T. Olsen was in
the city Thursday of last week on legal
business.
Mrs. Dunkel has been quite i'll for
some days. Her sister, Miss Korth, of
Gaylord, is at her bed side.
Hugo Roos of New Ulm and Joe
Huelskamp took in the Firemen's ball
Saturday evening.-Wlntbrop News.
Farmers Institute meetings Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week at the
Court House hall, New Ulm. Do not
fail to be there.
Mrs. F. J. Bushard and Mrs. John
Meyer were over from Winthrop last week
and attended the masquerade ball at
Turner Hall.
Jacob Klossner, Jr., has been slightly
under the weather the past few days,
probably the result of an attack of
the grippe.
W. B. Hixon, superintendent of bridg-
Is and building of the st. Louis road,
was here Monday on his annual inspec-
ton tour.
B. Gruenenfelder had the misfortune
to freeze one of his feet during the cold
spell two weeks ago, and wasn't able to
be out again until Monday.
Jos. Klinkhammer who has been spend
ing the past three months here with his
brothers left yesterday morning for Wolf
erton, this state, with view of locating
there.
Col. VIM. Pfaende1, Jacob Klossner,
Jr. and Richard Pfefferle are delegates to
the state encampment of the G.. A. R. to
be held at st. Paul tomorrow and no
doubt will attend.
W. R. Hodges and 81. g. Hays OF
Sleepy Eye and Philip Liesch and Mr..
and Mrs. E. Wicherski Of New Ulm at
tended the State Editorial Association
meeting at St. Paul last Thursday and
Friday.
| Miss Flora Pfefferle left last Wednes-
day for the Twin Cities where she
will study the latest styles IN pat
tern hats and bonnets and buy a com
plete stock of millinery goods for Mrs.
S. Pefeferle for the spring trade.
Fred Stolz has resigned as baggage
master of the St. Louis depot at this
place last week. He is succeeded by
Daniel Hunt of Waterville. Mr.. Hunt
filled the position here while Mr.. Stoltz
was serving in the army last summer.
John. Ziegler, a son-in-law of the late
Judge Laudenschlager, left for Roches-
ter after having attended the Lauden-
schlager funeral, to have an operation
performed on his face. Mr.. ,Ziegler was
formerly resident of New Ulm but now
lives at Brookings,S. D., where he is en-
gagged in the grocery business.
If you enjoy choice music you will do
we'll to attend the concert of the Mozart