New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
New lJIrn
and Vicinity.

Jos. A. Eckstein made Sleepy Eye !
visit last week.
Miss Meta Koch left yesterday for
Saltwater for two weeks visit.
John Frey returned from his st. Peter
visit last Tuesday evening.
Elk sheriff Anderson was iii the city
last Saturday.
Philip Filzen and Miss Lena Kalb
will he united in marriage next Tuesday.
Prof. Ackermann is confined to his
bed with illness and unable to attend
his Glasses at the college. "
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lund of Candy
stopped off here short time Tuesday on
their way home.
Alfred Book is the happiest father
in New Ulm, his wife presenting him
with boy Sunday morning.
The thermometer registered % below
zero, Monday morning. This is the cold
est we have had 1t as yet this winter.
Miss Alma Dunkel celebrated her
birthday with number of friends at
her home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koch aud Mrs. Jos.
A. Eckstein attended the Lund- Koch
wedding at Candy today.
Mrs. W. o. Muser came down from
Tracy Monday to see her father, Judge
Laudeuschlager, VIII" is still confined to
the house.
Fred Jahnke, of Cottonwood, who was
stricken with paralysis some months ago
is still in a very critical condition and
his hopes for recovery are doubtful.
Robert schcerz is delivering messages
for the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany in place of Otto Sietzel who is
sick with the grippe.
A three and half year old child of
Frank schnobrich Of town sigel died
last Saturday. The body was brought
to this city fer burial.
Henry Essig and wife of Springfield
returned from their Iowa visit last week
and spent few days with the family of
Henry Schrader. Mrs. Essig is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Schrader.
Victor Clark, formerly principal of
the New Ulm high school, has been ap-
pointed assistant to the commissioner
who is to establish a school system in
Porto Rico,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Neumann have sent
out invitations to friends announcing
the marriage of their daughter Annie to
F. W. Rinke. The wedding will occur
in this city on Tuesday, Feb, 18th.
Martin Frey, Jr. of St. Peter, who
took in the Santiago fight, and was a
member of Company H, 3rd U. S. In
fantry, has re-enlisted in his old regiment
and left with the same for the Philip
pines last Monday.
The masquerade ball ut Turner Hall
last Saturday evening was not as well
attended as expected owing to the cold
weather which kept many away. Some
of the stage performances were real good
and all those present report a jolly time.
County treasurer Aug. Schwerdtfege1
spent Wednesday and Thursday at Sleepy
Eye, and Friday and Saturday at Spring
field collecting personal property taxes
Cold weather kept many farmers al
home but still the receipts were large,
than a year ago.
The Whist Club met Monday evening
at the home of M. A. Bingham. Mr.. an :
Mrs. Tony Schmitt took first prizes ano
Lieut.. DuSCucIS duu NILS. DtuSSIldnn Sc
cured the BOBBY honors. The next
meeting nf the club will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Liesch.
A hearing on the matter for the allow.
ance of temporary alimony and costs OF
suit for the plaintiff in the sensational
SalzbruD divorce case, takes place al
Judge Webbers chambers at O'clock to.
day. Somerville & Olsen represent the
plaintiff and Mr.. Hoidale the defendant
Mankato expects to get the repair
shops and division headquarters of the
Chicago & Northwestern, now located
at Waseca, as soon as the line between
this place and that city has been com
pleted. If this happens it will be nice
thing for Mankato.
By reason of the recent railroad acct