New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-03
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ported to be recovering = rapid 81 ths
5lseriousness Of his case will permit.
Dr.. A. Mardens cele brated lis Is birth
day on Friday Of last week The doctor
is hale and hearty and makes less fuss
over the weigh Of bis seventy four years
than does many q man Of only forty.
The definite dates for the ST. Paul
Winter Carnival have been fixed for
February 8 to IL. The railroads will
make special rates for those who wish to
attend and no doubt many will 60 from
this city. =.# u. !. u %
The public schools Of the city resumed
work yesterday, all the teachers having
returned from their holiday vacation
greatly recuperated ard is better condl-
ton for the arduous duties of the long
winter term. ,si. ...ss :. s
| Frank Nenno visited. Sanborn Mon
DAY Tor the purpose OF being present at
the marriage of his sister Ella to ]. w.
Mcdonald, the ceremony taking place
at Hotel Aftermath at S o'clock Monday
afternoon. - ..& -@-.# 5
Mankato Review: A. A. McDougal,
the contractor, returned Friday evening
from Milwaukee. He has q small amount
of bridge work to do on the Mankato &
Jew Ulm road, the principal point be-
ing at the Blue Earth river. 49,.
Adam H. Lienhard, formerly in bust
il this city but now travelling salesman
for Cooper, Wells & Co., St. Joseph,
Mich, wish headquarters IN Minneapo-
lis, was in this city renewing old &C.
quaintances last Thursday.
Among the new calendars, every one
of them work of art, which have been
received this week we note the follow
ing: W. G. Alvin, N. Henningsen, New
Ulm Roller Mill Co., Schell's Brewery
and Eagle Roller Mill Co.
The Current News Club have arranged
for an entertainment for the benefit of
the public library to be given at the OPP
era house about the 25rd of this month.
The exact date and complete programme
| will be announced next week.
E. A. Grossjean, for several years an
employee of the Fullerton Lumber Co.
| in tins city left for Window, this state,
where he will take charge of one of the
Lampert Lumber Co.'S yards. His fami-
ly will remain here until spring.
A very pleasant party was given at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Beecher
Friday evening in honor of the Misses
Merit, of Fargo, and Forbes, of ST..
Peter, who have been the guests IF Mr..
and Mrs. Beecher during the holidays.
At the annual meeting of the Zoeg-
ling's Verein, held Tuesday evening of
last week the following officers were
elected: Rev. A. J. Rienke, President,
Anton Henle, Vice President, Alois Gull
| den, Secretary; Matthias Heinen Treasur-
re-. Anton Groebner, Flag bearer, Fred
Kunz, Marshall.
Those interested In the culture of ap-
pies should examine the specimens of
"Duchess" apples left at the store of F..
Fl. Behnke by John Zeller. The Duchess
is a fall apple but these shown by Mr..
Zeller have been kept in cold storage
since ripening and are now in almost
perfect condition.
The annual ball given by the Fire
Department New Years eve was the most
largely attended dancing party that has
been held IN this city for some time.
The hall and stage were beautifully de-
corated, the music by the ever popular
Eckstein's orchestra was first class, the
occasion was propitious, and consequent
ly all who attended had>a most enjoy
able time.
Friday afternoon of last week the
managers of creame1ies adjacent to this
! city held their annual meeting at schmu-
cker's t1voli and discussed matters of i'm
portance and concluded contracts for
supplies for the coming year: Repre-
sentatiyes were present from the Milford
Cottonwood, Sigel, Riverside, Lafay-
cite Bernadotte, St. George and Gibbon
creameries. a. 2&@3s5 4 ... Hal !:
" Valenty Lukaszewski was brought to
the county Jail in this city last week
from Lincoln county to serve q 80 day
sentence for the crime Of carry ing ashot
gun and shooting at children while on
their way home from school. If guilty