New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-26
New Tim
and Vicinity.

ferle.
Miss Mabel George of Sioux City, Ia,
is visiting with her sister Mrs. S. D.. Pc
terson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mailer Of Fairfax
we're visiting with New Ulm relatives
last week. !. -
Chas. Marwede of Fairfax was in town
part of last week. combining business
with pleasure. -
Col. Baasen, assistant adjutant general
on the governors staff arrived here Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Wallace of Mortified, is spend
ing couple of weeks with the family of
J. Klossner, Jr. ~
Rev. Krinke is spending short vaca-
cation in the Twin Cities. His family
accompanies him.
Mrs. Henry Gasink of Waseca was
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Schneider last week.
Mrs. Mike Ranwe1ler and children ar
rived here last Wednesday for short
visit with relatives.
Rev. Albrecht and Prof. Schaller at
tended the Lutheran conference at Fair
mont last week.
Miss E. E. Georgius of Nicollet was
visiting with New Ulm friends Friday
returning home Saturday.
Frank Mass of Brighton met with an
accident Monday. He fell off his wagon
and broke his right leg.
A. Schmitt ST. arrived here Monday
from Cincinnati, 0. and intends to re-
main few weeks with relatives.
Martin Stolt of Nicollet was transact
ing business here last Wednesday and
from here he went to Springfield.
John B. Paa received dose of $25
and costs on the charge of assault and
battery preferred by Mike Gareis.
There will be no lecture next Sunday
The topic of the lecture on Sunday All
gust 9Th will oe "Robert Ingersoll."
Espenson & Co. are building up new
butchershop at Winthrop. Schapekahm
8 Go. Of this city secured the contract.
Jens. P. Jensen, a livery stable owner
in Sleepy Eye, was kicked in the head
by horse last week. His condition is
serious.
Dan Moll of Sleepy Eye has retired
from the hotel business at that place
and is now devoting his time and energy
10 farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buenger, Miss Til
lie, Louis and Emil Buenger attended
the Hagedorn- Juergens nuptials at Court
laad last Thursday.
Miss Jennie Williams, postmistress at
Lafay cite, resigned her position and
John Stadtherr and Victor Lund are
now after that Office.
DR.. A. F. Stricken ii the Rochester
insane asylum is attending to the prac-
tice of his brother during the latter's alb
sence on short vacation.
Misc Martha Beard of Minneapolis,
who had been visiting with the family
of Eugene A. Pfeferle for the past three
weeks returned home Monday.
Marshal Klause received the sad news
that his mother had died tSdunskacota,
near the Russian frontier in Prussia.
Deceased was tifty-seven years old.
Mr.. ]. H. Doty of CORTLAND, who
was injured through an accident few
weeks ago, was reported worse yester-
day. DR.. A. F. Stricken was sent for.
Mrs. H. Path of Albany, Mimi, Carl
and Fred Path Ct Cincinnati, o., and
Mrs. Ries and two sons of Cleveland are
tue guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerboth.
Miss Emma Schorning of st. Paul,
who had been visiting here for some
time, will leave for St. James this week
and engage there in the millinery bust
ness. z
John Martin has not decided upon a
certain date when to take charge of the
Commercial Hotel at Springfield. He
Will in all probability remain here until
spring.
Boiler Inspector F. a. Brady was in
New Ulm few days of last week after
getting through with his work in the
western part in the western part Of MIC.
ollet county.