New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-15


Capt. Edw. Bobleter and +. ". John
son were among the visitors from the
SANITY City who spent Sunday here. 4
Clerk Of Court Larson has lost his
grippe. He says it was net the kind
that he cares to hang on to.
Judge Weber holds a special term of.
court q: St. Peter today to hear cases
passed at the regular term.
Willie, the two year old son of VIM.
Schmidt died last Saturday. Funeral
took place yesterday.
Emil, the eleven year old son of Jacob
Spaeth, Jr., died yesterday of brain few
er. Funeral will take place Friday.
Miss Gustie Kuehnel and Miss Mamie
Neumann spent Sunday at Sleepy Eye.
attending a party at the home IF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Rinke.
The telephone is a great convenience
but some times it affords an occasion for
good practical joke. Such was the
case in town one day last week, we learn.
Chas. Hornburg Jr., represented New
Ulm hardware interests at the annual
meeting of the hardware mems associa-
tion in st. Paul last week.
The legislature having adjourned from
Friday till yesterday, Representative
Heimerdinger spent the interim with his
family in this city.
Mrs. G.. B. Liver and daughter, of
Omaha, arrived Saturday to spend sew
eral weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Setter.
The Congregational Christian Endeav-
or Society will hold their monthly bust
ness meeting next Friday evening at the
home of Miss Flora Peterson. :
Thursday o: last week was the coolest
on record thus far this year. The Their
mometer registered 81 below. Business
was almost suspended and the surveying
crew of the Minneapolis & St. Louis did
not attempt to do any work.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Olsen were pleas
antly surprised last Friday evening by
the 81 ust Us Club and its friends. The
occasion was the Goth anniversary Of
the wedding day of the honored couple.
A very pleasant evening was had by all.
We 60 to press too early to report the
masquerade balls that took place last
night but it is safe to say that they were
successful affairs as great preparations
had been made to make them equal or
eclipse anything previously seen in this
city.
A prominent citizen of St. James who
was here last week informed US that his
town does not want the M. s. st. L. to
come through there and that it is very
willing that Madelia should have what
ever advantage can be derived from the
road coming through there.
In the St. Peter contest for seat in
the city council from the second ware
Judge Weber has decided in favor Of
the contestes, John S. Snyder, who Is de-
clared duly elected and entitled-to hole
Office as alderman in, that city: Johr
Mallg1en was the contestant and his at
torneys were confdenteof his success.
f. The price Of Saltwater binder Irvine
has been fixed at u cents per pound 70.
mixed and 8 cents for pure manila, fol
the coming season.. To be sure of hav.
ing their orders filled farmers must file
their applications with the warden by
the first of May. After that date orders
from dealers will be accepted. -.
Mrs. D. Bangs, wife of one of the old
est business men of Sleepy Eye, died
suddenly Sunday Of dropsy of the heart.
She was sister of D. A. Bush, general
superintendent of the Milwaukee road,
and also of W. G. Bush, superintendent
of the Milwaukee depot IN Minneapolis.
The remains will be buried atDarren,
Wis.
Bede's Budget says that Fred Johnson,
of the New Ulm Review, brother of
Senator johnson, of the st. Peter Her
aid, is lucky lad. Soon after going to
Nigh Oolm, as the natives call that mon
unlental town of the Minnesota valley,
he picked out as his mother-in-law the
hostess Of hotel who spreads a board
that would delight II Scottish clan on
Bobby Burns birthday, and there for 10
these many years he has made merry and
waxed fat on pumpkin pie, cold slaw,
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