New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-02-14

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The ladies Of the Congregation
church will give 4 Valentine Social 81
the church this evening tosWhich every;
one Is cordially invited. There will Be
q program Of songs and recitations as
we'll a hight refreahme
r. 81 Retzlaff has secured from the.
Northwestern railway company q tract
Of land 1OOx150 20. feet in size south Of the
freight depot upon which. he will erect
q large warehouse for the storage Of
threshing machines and engines
Joseph Vogel and Sidney Sweet came
up from Minneapolis, where they a11D
taking course in dentistry at5the Uni
versity, Friday and spent q few days
with relatives and friends il this city, re-
turing to Minneapolis yesterday.
Frank N. Whitney, at one time oper-
ator at the @. s. N. We, station in this
city, was visiting old friends in this city
last week, returning Saturday to Vino
ma where he resides at present, but is
soon to be transferred to Mason CITY,
Iowa. &. a, :*s.z4 Va. # q
Emery Pellant and Miss Clara johnson,
two we'll known young people Of this
city, will be married in Chicago tomor-
row. Their many friends here wish
them many years Of happiness and will
give them pleasant greeting upon their
return. 49, i Tx =;
a letter received by Mrs. O. G. Setter
last week announces the fact that ME-.
and Mrs. F. W., johnson of St. Paul,
former residents of this city, are the
proud parents of another son. Their
many friends here send heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS. -1.. > T..
The state eneampment Il. A. r. will
be held at Minneapolis on the 29th of
the present month. Hecker post will be
represented by number of the veterans
prominent among whom will probably
be Jacob Klossner, Frank friedman
and several others.
The Y. P. S, c. E. of the Congrega-
tional church will give social at the
home of Mrs. A. w. Bingham Thursday
evening, Feb. %. There will be a speci-
al Washington program prepared and
light refreshments will be served. All
are cordially invited.
President Klossner, of the New Ulm
Boot & Shoe Co., informs the Review
that fifty cords of stone have already
been ordered for the foundation of the
company's new building and that work
will be commenced as soon as the
weather will permit. 4 1884,.
A committee from the board of edu-
cation consisting Of Messrs. Schapekahm
and Rein visited Blooming Prairie and
Dodge Center last Friday to inspect the
school buildings there as an aid to the
decision of the board in selecting plans
for the new high school building ,s
Mrs. E. T. Critchett was called to
Owatouna Friday to attend the funeral
of her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Dur1ell,
who died at Cassopolis, Mich, at the adj
vanced age of SO years, the remains be-
ing brought to. Owatonna for burial.
Mrs. Critchett returned home Saturday.
Representatives of a Mankato brew
ing company were in this city last Fri
day inspecting the plant of the Aug.
Schell Brewing company. It is under
stood that new brewery will be built
in that city, new company having been
organized with capital stock, of $780,
600. f.. -. u. = .:z.. Il q.
Sen. Beveridge in his famous speech
in the Senate, told one side of his ex-
perlences in The Philippines. The other,
and more personal side-what he saw
and heard of the American Soldier in
the field he will tell exclusively in an
early number of the Saturday evening
Post, of Philadelphia.
The board of education met Monday
evening to consider plans for the new
high school building and receive The re-
port Of the committee which has been
inspecting school buildings in other To-
calities. No definite action has been