New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-19
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Dr.. j. Z. schoch was in Minneapolis
last week
Ferd. Crone was IN the Twin Cities
on business last week.
Geo. Hauenstein has taken full charge
of Wa. Fenscke's grocery.
Mrs. Otto Pless Of Gibbon was a New.
Ulm visitor part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, Eibner are rejoicing
over the arrival OF baby girl.
E. NJ. Schotzko has entered as part
ner in the firm Of Ochs & Baer.
The Camp of Foresters at the last
meeting accepted eleven new members.
Mrs. Aug. Bentzin of Hallock, MIMI,
is visiting with her mother Mrs. Kunze.
Mesdames Peuser and Roes visited
with the P. Gruye family of Winthrop
last week.
Alb. Ptaender of this city student at
the State University carried off first prize
in fencing.
Gottlieb Arndt has sold his fine farm
near CORTLAND and will remove to this
city shortly. ~
County Attorney Geo. r. Olsen came
from Springfield last Wednesday on le-
gal business. -
Matthias Hockert and Miss Marie
Mertz both of Pralrieville procured a
marriage license.
Henry Petry of St. Paul was visiting
with his brothers, proprietors of the New
Ulm Post last week. ,. a.-..- +.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham and Mrs.
Ne wharf attended the Melba Opera at
Minneapolis last Thursday.
Clement Halverson of Linden, the ex-
county commissioner, was in the city
the latter part of last week.
The new delivery wagon of the Schell
Brewery, with three horses abreast IS
now in service, and beaut'.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Simmet of Lafayette was enlarged by
the arrival of strapping boy.
H. Goede is improving his photograph
gallery and art studio in the latest style
and is ready to DO first class work.
The poor farm of Nicollet county will
remain on its present site, but new
poor house to cost $4,000 will be erect
ed.
All employees in the passenger SER
vice of the G. s. N. W. and the NJ. & st.
L. railroad have received orders to get
vaccinatel.
Mrs. John Quinn of West Newton an
inmate of the asylum at St. Peter since
last fall, has been discharged as perma-
nently cnred.
Five car loads of brick were shipped
from here to Redwood Falls last week,
to be used in the improvement company's
new building.
After an illness of over SIX weeks JUS
tce Jacobs was out on the street last
Thursday attending to legal business at
the court house.
Miss Katie Newell, who has been VS.
iting with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Skinner
for nearly one year, returned to her home
in Pennsylvania Monday.
Solomon Eyrich, father of Rev. Eyrich
of the "Frieden's" church IS visiting
with his son at lie Sueur and intends 70
remain there for some time.
rs.fJohn P. Arbes of Hallock, Mimi,
is visiting withsher parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reardon. She contemplates re.
naming here for month or more.
Henry Kaschau the barber has re-
turned from his travels, having been
employed at Memphis, Tenn, lately, and
went to work for Eugene Koehler.
Robt. Fritsche, bookkeeper at Retz-
laff's has rented part of the Ernst WI
cherski residence on State and Centre
streets and will remove their on May 1st.
Mrs. Edwin Stages has returned to
New York to join her husband engaged
in business there. Mrs. Stages has been
visiting here with relatives for several
weeks.
H. F. Poeppel has received a new
gasoline engine which he will use for
the running of the sewing machines in
his establishment filing the large orders
for leggings.