New Ulm review., 1900-01-24

p. Davis 81 st. PeteI, md Georgs
sonery'lle Of Sleepy Eye, rere il tniia
city several days last week engaged ID
4 the matter Of the sBoesch will il probate
court,
Fol lowing the Journal Newsboys
4 Band Ct the Opera house will be Bohan-
mans Fun on the Levee company, COLI
ored aggregation said to be very good ID
its line.
Miss Netties Haag, who hks been visit
ing 1t the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Buenger for the past week or two, re-
turned to- her home al. st. Paul Friday
morning.
Miss katherine Kohler, teacher il the
seventh grade in the public school, has
been suffering severely during the past
week with inttamatory rheumatism in
her right hand
A brief call at the county Jail Mon
day discovered the fact that jailor Brust
had been mislead as TO Ills dates by the:
beautiful weather and had commenced
his spring house cleaning.
II. A. Herrian, baggage master at the.
Minneapolis 8 st. Louis depot, was.
taken very suddenly with appendicitis
Monday and was. taken to st. =Alexan-.
de-'s hospital for treatment, ...s
Among those who came from Spring
| field to attend the performance of the
Adolph company in ..Ein. New Yorker
Brauer" were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Muellar, Mrs. NJ. Lehrer and Mrs. G Ochs.
G. a. selmer,the enterprising Hanska
druggist, and his son Fred, were in this
city Monday making arrangements for
the transportation OF his stock Of drugs
from this place to Hanska when they
shall arrive. u
Nicklaus & Henle, the enterpr,sing
wagon makers on Fourth North street,
are this week filling@a large order for
calts and other appliances for new
brick yard which is being put in at
Mountain Lake.
Gov. and Mrs. Lind came down from
St. Paul Saturday evening for brief
visit with friends in tins city. The gov
ernor returned to St. Paul Tuesday after
noon while Mrs. Lind remained until to-
day the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Schoch.
County treasurer schwerdtferger, ac-
companied by County Auditor vogel,
will vsist Sleepy Eye Wednesday and
Thursday, February and 8, for the col
lection of taxes. They will also 60 to
Springfield OF the two following days.
The young people of Milford have
organized the Milford Glee Club and
will give 9 asq1erade ball at the club
house Saturday evening, Feb. 3rd. Good
music has been secured and very pleas
ant evening will surely be the result.
| Tony Schmitt, who was for several
| days threatened with serious attack of
illness, due to confinement during the
sickness of his family and subsequent
exposure, is again able to be out and is
receiving the congratulations of his
many friends.
The many friends of William Herrian
| will be pleased to learn that he has SO
far recovered from, the effects of the op-
GRAFTON undergone some time ago that
he, was removed from the hospital to
his home last Thursday and is now rap
idly recovering.
! E. D. Hogan, son-in-law of Charles
Sommer, foreman of track laying on the
NJ. & St. L. extension during the sum-
mer and fall, was in this city Sunday
visiting With relatives, He left for, ST..
Paul Sunday to join his wife who is
residing in that city for the present
Mrs. E. T. Critchett left yesterday
noon via the Minneapolis 6 st. Louis :or
Minneapolis where she will meet her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Croker, who. are coming from their
home at Everett, Wash, for few weeks
visit in Minnesota, they will come to
New Ulm for short time before re-
turning home. !
Yesterday while Chris. Backer, a
prominent merchant of Essig, ac-