New Ulm review., 1900-05-02


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new side tracks q % put il iins III @. &
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age viii sexcsed oae- ffourt off amiie.
John w. Jones Of ssanborn, Redwood
county, and Miss Rena Aida Msllsstsoi
Basha~, Brown count y, were lnsr1iied 81
Probate Judge George ,rharaday of last
week.
Monday there occurred in Mankatoz
the marriage Of Anton Herbeck and Miss
Sophie SchWerr. both Of this city. The
happy couple returned on the 80 tram
the same evening.
81 The tramp arrested Monday evening
for attempted assault upon q little glrI
will have bis hearing next Monday, that
Ibe1ng thesearliest day the county attor-s
Iney can be present.
Attorney Hoidale, Fl. 4. Bach and DR..
Fritsche were among the members Of the
sorder IN this city who attended the Mac
cabee anniversary at Sleepy Eye last
Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. Matte Deyer returned Saturday
/ from her six months visit in Texas and
Mexico and will remain here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Skinner,
during the summer. 3
B. Meyer returned last week from
j Morgan where he has been employed
in Kretsche's harness shop. His position
at Morgan is now filled oy John Roter-
ing, also of New Ulm. IA n *.=*s=
Albin Carlson expects to leave this az
ternoon for Mount Clemens, Mich,
where he will remain for month re-
ceivlng treatment for severe attack of
infammatory rheumatism. rs>. l.. - S.=
| The boilers and portion Of the other
machinery for the shoe factory have ar
rived. The building is being rushed
rapidly along and the masons are now
well at work on the first story. y &
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Lund Of Lafayette died in this city
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albin Carlson. The remains were bur.
led ia the Bernadotte cemetery. e.;
Louis Haas and Sophia Marges were
married at the Catholic church yesterday
morning. Both are we'll known young
people Of this city and have the best
wishes of a large dircle-of acquaintances.
| Drs. Adair and Schultze of Owatona,
were in this city the first of the week
inspecting St. Alexander's hospital get
| ting information for use in the conltruc-,
tion of the new city hospital at that
place.
The case of the state vs.. George Sic
| benbrunner, the charge being assault and
battery upon complaint of Paul Ever
ling, which came on before Judge Hen
ningsen yesterday was adjurned for one
week.
J William Sturtzel and Maggie Heideg-
ger were married at the Stuebe~ farm
Monday evening. The groom is but
! cher and works at the meat market of
Geo. Schpoberich and is we'll known IN
this city. r.
j. G. Siebenbrunner has opened sew
ing machine repair shop al his fathers
place on South Minnesota street and
will repair all kinds of sewing machines
at lowest prices in the most satisfactory
mannes. ..~s -.
Drs. O. G. and A. F. Strickler who
formed three operations last week known
to the profession as mastoid operations,
which, translated into ordinary language
Of the day. is the removal of an abcess
| from behind the ear. [+~ (
| johnson Bros. & Taught, formerly
contractors on the M. & St. L. with head
quarters in this city, have opened large
contract at Marion, ILL.,, W.P Homan,
who represented them here, going to
that place last Friday. ..r ,.Ss>t
Subscribers to the National Co. Oper-.
ative Library Association are notified
that the first installment of books has
been received and may be obtained at
The Review Office upon presentation Of
certificate of membership. .<szf r..
A base ball game between the fats and
the. leans is being arranged to be played
soon for the benefit of the public library.
Plenty Of material in all that the word
implies can-be found for the fats but it
may be necessary to go somewhere else
to find really lean men. a.. Il ..1, @ e