New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-12
New Tim
and Vicinity.


visitor last Saturday. WEE
Hy.s Spoerhase has quit his position at
Stengel's saloon and by. Keller took his
place.
Mrs. Geo. Graft of st. Paul is visiting
with relatives and expects to stay a few
weeks.
John NEEDING has left for the old
| Fatherland and-sshe never will be
| missed"
Albert and Gertrude Dreis of ST.. Paul
are visiting with the family OF F. w.
| Hauenstein.
J. Fl. Reed, agent for the st. Paul Dis
patch is in town in the interest of his
publication.
Rev. Koehler of CORTLAND was a
guest of his father-in- law, Rev. Albrecht
over Sunday.
Ollie Goetsche arrived here last week
to attend the Lutheran college. Ollie
is from Sleepy Eye. --~-
Mrs. Lena Schotzko of Springfield was
in New Ulm visiting with friends the
latter part of last week.
VIM. Brust is the recipient of mag
nifcent gift presented to him by his
wife. It's fine baby girl.
Mrs. H. Mueller has returned from
Chicago, where SHE was visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. E. Bernhard.
N. Henningsen sold 47s acres of farm
land in Renville county to Councilman
Peter Manderfeld last Monday.
Justice Henningsen will occupy the
two rooms in the Masonic Block, form
crly occupied by MIR. Blanchard.
T. G. Murphy, night operator in the
G. & N. W. depot, has been promoted.
He is now station agent at Nicollet.
jill. Doty of CORTLAND has been
drawn as potit juror for the April term
of the U. S. district court at Mankato.
Chas. W. lehman took his family to
his Few home in Springfield last Thurs
day. New Ulm looses an amlable fami-
~ly.
Chas. A. Hers is making up plans
and specifications for building he in
tends to construct for Mrs. Bertha Muel-
Ter.
a. NJ. Roos returned last week after an
absence of six weeks. He was with the
surveyors of the NJ. & St. L. Omaha ex-
tension.
Henry Romberg of Sleepy Eye was
here last Thursday transacting business
with the county auditor and county
treasurer.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Helmes of St. Paul died last week. Mrs.
Helmes is daughter of Mrs. Setter of
this city.
Justice Jacobs has so far improved
from his late attack of rheumatism as to
be able to move about with the aid of
crutches.
Miss. Lille Struck of Excelsior, who
was visiting with the family of DR..
Hirsch for several weeks leaves TODAY
! for her home.
The NJ. & St. L. bridge over the Min
nesota river IS being raised now and a
| Large number of men are busy complet-
ing the work.
| The Commercial Union meets Friday
evening. Important business will lie
| transacted aud full attendance is there
| fore expected.
Pref. Hess was unanimously chosen su-
perintendent of the Sleepy Eye high
school for the coming year. This will be
his ninth term.
FIR. Burg ST.. and Anthony Hartmuth
were visiting in the twin cities the latter
part of last week, partly on business,
partly for pleasure.
the infant child of F. Olsen, Berna-
dotte,s'. Nicollet county, died last week
and was buried in the cemetery of that
place last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Behnke went to the
cities Friday visiting with relatives and
they intend to return in the middle of
this week, perhaps today.
Justice Henningsen left for Gettys-
burg, S. D. yesterday afternoon. I'M
portant business will detain Linn there
until beginning of next week. -