New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-02-27

returning to the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Critchett where refreshments were serv-
| ed.
SAYS the Fairfax Standard: ]. 81.
Hause was here from New UIm Saturday
and while here purchased Frank Max
wells HamiItonian team and buggy for
1905.
Mrs. Adolph Klause celebrated the
s9th anniversary of her birth last Thurs
day. A large number of friends were
present and very pleasant time was
had.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor of the Congregational
church gave Mrs. G. II. Ross u reception
at the home of Mrs. Mowery Friday
evening,
n. Henningsen last week concluded
the sale of the Anton Schmidt property
on Minnesota and Third South streets to
Charles Silverson, the purchase price be-
ing S4.75O.
Frank Hubbard, who it will be re-
member enlisted in the army last fall
and went to San Francisco, has returned
home having secured his discharge from
| the service
Dan. Williams, of CORTLAND, was in
this city the fore part of last week re-
ceiying medical treatment for an injury
received through being kicked bg COW
some days previous.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church celebrated Washington's
Birthday by very pleasant gathering
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grusendorf last Friday.
A branch of The W. C. I. Z. has been
organized at CORTLAND with Mrs. J. II.
Smith president, Mrs. Utter vice presi-
dent, Miss Ida Hatcher, secretary, aud
Miss Mabel Doty treasurer.
The auditor Of Brown county has adj
vestlsed for bids for county poor farm.
Morgan Messenger.
You are in error, Dir. Messenger.
Brown county does not want to buy a
poor farm, but has one for sale.
A postal card from Joseph Haas has
been received by William Meyer saying:
Feel fine. Hardly cough. Eat three
square meals a day." The card was writ
ten from Las Vegas, N. NJ, under date
of Feb, 10.
A. ]. DeMeules, representing A. J..
Busch 6 Co., wholesale grocers of Man
kato, contemplates moving his family
to this city early next month, consider
ing this point more convenient from
which to reach the territory which he
covers.
The concert of the Carleton glee club
will be an agreeable disappointment 20
those who are looking for college boy
singsong and horse play. To the credit
OF the Carleton boys be it said that they
render high class program in de-
cidedly artistic manner. Turner hall,
Friday evening, March 80.
The Women's Literary Club is max
lug arrangements for an entertainment
to be given some time next month for
the benefit of the public library. The
particular style of entertainment chosen
will very likely be an ssOld Maids Con-
veEtlon." The Review knows of several
parties who dress in male attire who
would feel perfectly at home in gath
ering of .his kind.
During the course of brief visit to
Hanska last week the writer had the
pleasure of meeting Leo Honeschlager,
formerly of thus city, but who is now
running meat market at that place
and seemingly doing finely. We also
called at the drug store of G. A. Sell
mer and found him in a most pros
porous condition.
[. ". Johnson, licensed auctioneer at
Hanska informs Us that he is securing
considerable business and is having no
difficulty in dlsposing of all goods that
are placed in his hands for sale. Iver
has all the attributes of successful
auctioneer and what he cannot sell to
advantage must necessarily be something
for which no one has any use.
F. A. Bailey, travelling representative
of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co., of
Minneapolis, who now resides at Sparta,
Wis, was Sunday visitor in this city.
We are informed that Mr.. Baily will re-
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