New Ulm review., 1901-09-18

least money. Give us call. Zschunke
& schilling.
Miss Eva Smith was home Saturday
and part of Sunday from Lamberton.
John Cederburg took a trip to Sea-
forth Friday returning Monday.
Miss Sadie Utter will attend school at
st. Paul. She leaves here Saturday.
Wm. Sommer is hauling gravel around
the school house and filling up low
places.
Miss Grace Doty attends college at
St. Peter. She left Monday and will
make music a specially.
Aunt Jerusha is worth seeing. You
will laugh if you go Sunday night to
the opera house.
The Woman's Literary Club will hold
Its first meeting for the new year ON
Tuesday the 18th.
Miss May Mowery lett on last Tues
day for Carleton college where she will
take up the years course.
Aloiss Henle left Tor Mankato on
Thursday where he has secured employ
ment in a meat market.
Carl Sherer leaves tomorrow for Min
neapolis to re-enter the State University,
taking up the medical course.
Fred Hansen has gone to Mankato to
take an examination at the business
college of which he has been a student.
Passengers going from Courtland to
the cities Saturday will be taken to
Mankato to meet the excursion train.
Miss Bingham of Chicago arrived in
this city yesterday and will be employed
in the millinery department. of M. Hum
mel's store.
When L. Nagel 6 Co. have tipished
work on the cement walks to be laid on
Minnesota street, the street will have a
decidedly improved appearance.
Albert Freitag went to st. Paul Fri
day to see how Mrs. Freitag was getting
along, she is being treated for ear
trouble in that city.
N. B. Neumann's livery barn is pro-
crossing nicely. 1t is to be larger than
appeared from the foundation and will
accommodate a large number of rigs.
Hylmer Hoidale of Dawson, brother
of Attorney Hoidale has entered the
law Office of Hoidale & Somsen to take
up the study of law. He arrived in this
city on Friday last.
A. @. Astrup, wife and daughter from
Harvard, Ill. are visiting friends in
Cambria. Mr.. A. Z. Astrup is a pas
senger conductor and was in our village
Wednesday.
On account of a sudden and unex-
pected amount of work the past week,
work on the REVIEW has been delayed
so that many articles have had to be cut
down, but the large amount of reading
on the other pages will largely make up
for it.
Carl Kallner student at DR.. Martin
Luther College, from Elkten, S. D. was
suddenly attacked with appendicitis
last week and was taken to the hospital
but, the case had run so long that, al
though an operation was performed
septic POISON had set IN and death was
inevitable. He passed away Tuesday
morning at 40.
Emil J. Heinen, of this city who has
held a position with the mechanical de-
partment of the Duluth s. Iron Range
R. R. IN the northern part of the state
arrived in this city Wednesday for a few
days visit with his parents. Mr.. Heinen
has resigned his position with that road
and will soon leave for the east.
VIM. Clements was released from the
county Jail on Thursday, having served
his sentence and Immediately started in
TO get satisfaction by jumping on to
Marshal Klause. He was again brought
before Judge Henningsen and is doing
another sentence of thirty days. The
young man evidently feels that the
Brown County Jail is good place to be
in.