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

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Carl Zschuncke Of Springfield is spend
ing few days in the city.
Mrs. John Larsen is improving after
somewhat protracted spell Of illness. .
Editors meet and banquet at ST.. Paul
tomorrow.
JOS. Brey and Miss Bertha Altman,
Lafayette parties, were married Saturday.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be here
next Sunday to do eye, ear and throat
work.
Miss Jennie Rinke, of Sleepy Eye, at
tended the Turner Hall masquerade last
night.
Henry schweppe, of st. James trans
acted business and visited friends at New
Ulm and vicinity last week.
H. L. Saverien has been improving
his furniture store the past week by
placing in hard wood floor.
John Ziegler and wife of Brookings
attended the funeral of Judge Lauden-
schlager on Sunday.
The marriage of Joseph Huber and
Miss Mary Benz, of West Newton, took
place Monday. ss :.
Col. Baasen, the new assistant adju-
tant general, took advantage of the hel.
slday as the capitol on Monday to visit
his family at New Ulm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Filzen were agree
ably surprised by about twenty young
people last Sunday at their home on the
Brust farm.
''That Girl" failed to put IN an ap-
pearance Sunday evening as advertised
and the boys who had planned on going
to see her were much disappointed.
Miss Lulu Doehne gave masquerade
party to her young friends at her home
Saturday afternoon. 1t was an enjoya-
BILE occasion for those who participated.
The Young Ladies Musical Club will
hold their meeting, postponed from
last Friday, on Saturday afternoon with
Miss Loida Beussmann. Subject: Haydn.
Chas. Stoll had the misfortune Tues
day morning to lose the small finger of
his right hand while at work repairing
one of the bumps at tho water works
station.
Mrs. Robert Muhs, formerly of this
place, but now resident of Seattle,
is here to visit her father of Cottonwood
township. We learn that Mr.. Jahnke is
quite i'll.
Albert Asleson, an expert optician,
was looking over the field here last Wed.
nesday with view to locating here, O,
making this place regular visits some.
time in the future. T.
To realize the coming demand fol-
horses and the requirements of the mar
kets, be sure you attend the State Farm.
er's Institute and get an understanding
of the past, present and future of horse
production. .---@ i .,j
Isaac Summerfeld informs US that ht
will go to Wisconsin to embark in busl
ness ON March Is, and that the clothing
store at this place of which he is manag
er will be closed. He says he is tired O.
working..for others and wants to start il
for himself.
Capt. S. A. George has been appointed
by Gov. Lind to fill the vacancy in the
Judge of Probate Office caused by the
death of Judge Laudenschlager. Mr.
George is we'll qualified to fill the Office
and his appointment meets with genera
appreciation.
Last Sunday being Abraham Lincoln's
birthday Rev. Johnson preached a SER
mon on the life and work Of that great
statesman and patriot. Those who were
fortunate enough to hear it say the SER
mon was an able one and worthy of a
larger audience than the one that came
out in the cold weather.
W'nthrop..sugar beet factory prolnot-
ers werek i'm town last week trying to in
duce.. some Of our capitalists to subscribe
for shares in their proposed corporation.
They did not meet with any success as
our people think their capital can he in
vested to better advantage right here,
and that is the correct view too.
Ole johnson, a farmer of Linden
township, attempted to cross the track
at CORTLAND on Friday of last week
just before the 2 o'clock passenger train