New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-15

a ninc pound -!
and llrs Il. Z. Beecher on Sunday
Nm Anton HenlS lift yesterdsY nora
III fcr ! ssvessl wesks' vis,t g 81. Paul.
st. Jeseph's hay will be celslfatsd
next Sunday at the Catholic church -
the usual manner. ssss
Hanska post-ofice, this county, has
been made order office. Same
will go into effect April LIST.
The infant child of MI. and Mrs. Fred
Brust, born. last Wednesday, died soon
afterits birth and was buried Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. il. Palmer Of Gibbon.
and Miss Carrie Isham Of Redwood Falls
attend ed the 4. P. ball at Turner Hall
on Saturday.
Chas. Z. Roos and Ben. Stockman Of
Minneapolis spent Sunday and Monday
in the city on business connected with
the New Ulm Roller Mill Co.
A. j.. Grimmer, deputy register Of
deeds, is spending q few days in the Twin
Cities. Miss Flora Peterson in the mean
time attends to his duties at the court
house. !:
n. ]. Heinen has been employed by
the M. & St. Z. road to take charge of
unloading of its material for its new
road.
Up to the time of going to press the
railroad officials h:ve not yet decided
definitely on which line they will take
to the south.
The Whist Club enjoyed a pleasant
evening at Mr.. and Mrs. Siegeps Monday
evening. It will next he entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Behnke at the New
hart residence, as the Behnke house is
not yet completed.
It seems that the Wellner murder case
will be looked into by tie grand jury of
Nlcollet county and that all those who
know anything about the affair will be
called with 9 view. to sitting out the
truth and locating the guilty party.
G. A Mueller of Springfield, brother
of Theo. Mueller the cigar manufactur-
er, has drawn plans for the new brick
block to be erected by Backer Bros. just
north of the Union hotel the coming
spring. 1t will he 25xsO feet and two
stories high.
The merchants of St. Peter have
planned to hold a ssfarmers day" or bar
gain day each month. Something of
that kind has been in vogue in several
small cities throughout the state and
has proved generally satisfactory 1t
might be worth considering by our bus
mess men.
Mrs. Lizzie Wiesner wife of Anton
Wiesner, died last Saturday evening at
her home here. She had for long time
been sufferer from dropsy and finally
succumbed at tie age of "a years. She
leaves, besides her husband daughter
Is years of age and son lime years old,
to mourn her departure.
Bro. Hodges, of the Herald, advertis-
es his bicycles for sale in the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch. This proves that print.
ers know the value of printers ink and
advertising and further that they are a.
|bove petty jealousies in business matters
Advertising pays and every good bust
ness man knows it.
The Christian Endeavors of the Con.
gregational church will give an 'sauction
Social Friday evening of this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bing-
ham. Each guest is requested to bring
some article, which need be of no special
value, for the game of the evening"
Friends are cordially invited.
Miss Rose Palmer, of New Ulm, sister
to ]. j. Palmer of this place, was taken
ia St. Luke's hospital at St. Paul last
week, and was submitted to an operation
for cataract, Miss Palmer was gradu.
ally losing her eyesight, and was nearly
blind, but since the operation her sight
has been partially restored and it il
hoped she will be completely cured in q
few weeks Glbbon Gazette.
The N. =. Symmetrical clothing store
exists no more, the remnants of the stock
having been packei up and sent to Du.
luth, last week. Isaac Summer6eld, who
was manager of the business, lett Sun.
day for the Twin cities. Mr.. Summer.
field is gentleman as we'll as q public
spirited citizen and during his short sta