New Ulm review., 1901-10-09
Emil Kiesling of Royalton is visiting

Emil kiesllng of Royalton is visiting
friends in the city.
On Sunday daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Current.
Have your carpets cleaned with our
new process at L. J. Buenger.
Born on Thursday. Oct. 8, 1901, to
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Miewuth, son.
George Groebner of Winthrop was the
guest of friends in this city over Sunday
Judge Webber has filed an order in
the case Of Alvin VS. Liesch denying
new trial.
Mrs. M. Mulvehill of st. Peter was
the guest of Mrs. M. Mullen of this city
over Sunday.
Miss Lena Ruemke gave birthday
party to small number of friends on
Sunday evening.
The Rev. F. Koehler of Nicollet was
IN the city on Thursday the guest OF
Rev. A. J. Albrecht.
F. H. Retzlaff is taking few days
off and has gone on trip to Bathgate,
N. D. and vicinity.
Mrs. Memo of Grand Rapids, Mich.
was the guest of Miss Esther Larson at
the Grand hotel over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Troupe, stenegrapher for
the New Ulm Roller mill, visited friends
at Estherville, Iowa over Sunday.
DR.. Horace NewEart and G. II. Ross
of Minneapolis are the guests of the
doctors mother, Mrs. ]. Newhart.
County Treasurer John Schneider
spent the latter part of the week on his
farm near Springfield, sperintending the
threshing of the grain.
Messrs. Mullen G. Staube will leave
saturdayssfor Chamberlain, s. D. from
which point they will ship several train
On last Tuesday the little daughter
of Geo. Siebenbrunner fell and frac-
tured her arm. DR.. Weiser was called
and reduced the fracture.
Messrs. Waibel s. Helget, farmers of
the town of Cottonwood on Monday pur-
;oIr nf n
Retzlaff. They will do work for their
neighbours.
Mrs. Mary Landkammer died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe schrof-
fer, on Sunday at the age of 81 years of
dropsY. She was buried from the Cath
olic church yesterday.
DR.. G.. F. Beachler leaves to-day for
Minneapolis, to be gone for short
time. While there he will meet his wife
who is returning from an extended visit
east. They will return to this city to-
gether.
i
of Gibbons most progressive farmers
werelin theEcity looking over the bar
gains our merchants are Offering. The
reputation of New Ulm's stores extends
beyond the few miles that surrounds it.
S. E.saGieseke son of Geo. Gieseke of
this city was married on last Thursday
to Miss Emma Ludke Of Mankato. The
newly married couple returned to this
city on Thursday evening and went from
here to the Gleseke farm in Courtland
of which the young man will have charge.
Toney Hulscalp OF Lafayette, while
riding horseback on Saturday had the
misfortune to be thrown striking the
ground with his face. The result was
that the upper part of his ear was cut
off and he was otherwise badly bruised.
DR.. Weiser was called and fixed him up.
The REVIEW takes pleasure in calling
attention to the splendid line OF adVer-
tising 10 this issue. With the growing
popularity of the paper and the influence
it is obtaining it becomes better medi-
um and we are pleased to see that the
business men are not slow in getting on
to the fact. Forster Bros. quote some
prices this week that should be of iter-
est to all who have to buy furniture.
On Sunday postmaster Weddendorf
received a telegram from Ration, New
Mexico stating that Martin jacobson
was dead and requesting that his friends
be notified. Mr.. Jacobson will be re-
membered as blacksmith who had
shop where Mr.. Wendt now is and who
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