New Ulm review., 1900-01-24
w, B.ssoukop returned to Sc. anl q
asst week after q two weeks visit ID this

city.
Albert Strelow Of Mankato was IN thia
city Saturday fort a short visit with re-
j latiyes and friends.
Mrs. Pless Of Mankato, was ID this
city during the past week visiting at the
home Of Mrs. 3. G. Koch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langhof, Of Mankato,
were in this city last week visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Johanna Koepke. .ss5
Rev. r. E. Gibson, OF Lamberton, de-
|llyered two very interesting sermons at
at the Congregational church sunday.
William Tiedemann has sold his Cen
ter street property to Mrs. Augusta
Menie. The consideration was 81 800.
Miss Minnie Hoffman returned Thurs
day flom Springfield where she had spent
the past week the guestof Mrs. E.K.rfo.
Henry Herrian is now baggage mas
ter at the M. g st. z. depot in place of
Daniel Hunt who is now at Waterville.
August Setter, one Of the pioneers Of
New Ulm, who has been quite i'll for
some time past, is again able to be sit
ting up. .s*@ y e. q. =st
The approaching marriage of Carl
Luepke, janitor at Luther College and
Miss Mary Bleach, Of Mud Lake, is an
nounced. IS I. ~.->.= =...., ii,
Leonard Giefer returned from Chicago
Wednesday. He will travel for the Deer
ing Harvester Co., making New Ulm his
headquarters. E
S. NJ. Tanquist of New Sweden, Nicol-
let county, is at the hospital in this city
undergoing treatment for severe at
tack of nervous prcstration.
The only New Ulm writer represented
in last Saturdays Journal Junior was
William A. Meierding with story en-
titled ga Toothpick Manufacturer"
The marriage of Carl Laeutte jan1tor at
the Lutheran college, with Miss Emma
Bleick, daughter Of Charles Bleick, of
West Newton, took place yesterday.
The public library has been presented
with the "Personal Memoirs of U. S
Grant," in two volumes, the gift of F.
NJ. Gommel of St. Alexander's hospital.
Joseph Lyndmeyer, for several a years
workman in the Frank Burg cigar
factory, will open a factory of his own
IN one of the vacant rooms opposite the
post Office.
The End Regiment Band will give a
grand military masquerade ball at the
opera house Sunday, Feb II Tickets may
be had of all members. Tho program
and prizes will be announced later.
The new Omaha service on the Minne-
apolis & St.Louis will 60 into effect next
Sunday over the Fort Dodge line. By
the new schedule there will be but one
change of cars between New Ulm and
Omaha and one may leave here at 6 :35
IN the morning and reach Omaha at 8 80
the same evening, making the entire
trip by daylight.
"Ein New Yorker Brauer" was greet
ed by one of the largest audiences Mon
day evening that has ever assembled in
the opera house. The stage settings were
good, the costumes were elegant and the
performance was we'll received. The
audience present for ''Der Corner Gro.
Ger" Tuesday evening, while not SO large
as at the initial performance, was equal
! ly enthusiastic.
While not ori ginally intending to do
| any business over the extension until
spring the M. & St. L. is endeavoring to
take the best possible care of its patrons
between this city and St. James and to
that end is running three trains week
over the line for the transportation of
way freight, an arrangement which is
very much appreciated. ~ K
| An important change in the member
ship of leading business firm last week,
Herman Mueller retiring from the firm
of Jacob Klossner & Co., dealers> in
hardware and farm machinery. The
firm, which still retains the old title, now
consists of Jacob Klossner jr. and Rob-
ert Fesennaier who will continue the
business upon the same lines Of integ-
rity and sound business principles for
which it has always been noted.
Everyone who enjoys clean, whole.
some fiction will want to read the satur-
day Evening Posts '.Midwinter Mum.