New Ulm review., 1901-09-25
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter

Buengers wall paper at 8 cents pei
roll are hummers.
Chas. Hornberg left on Monday fol
Nicollet, transact1ng business.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche left for Chicago OF
Sunday to be absent several days.
Gluth & Rosenau on Saturday pur
chased of G. H. Hornburg Buffalo Pitts
engine.
Geo. B. Alton, state high school in
spector, was in this city Sunday on hi
way west.
Mrs. G. Stengel and son left on Mon
day for two weeks visit with relative!
at Waseca.
You will save money buying you
furniture and carpets at Buenger's furni
ture store.
If you desire to sell your farm Or trade
for larger one you will do we'll to see
Lund about the matter,
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche enter
tanned party of friends at their home
on Saturday evsning,
Miss Minnie Schoch left on Saturday
for Moran, Kan, where she will spent
the winter with her aunt.
Jacob Klossner on Saturday sold his
farm in Sherman township, Redwood
county, consisting of 100 acres for $5,
900. Z
M. Junemann who has been i'll fol
sometime is reported as being in a very
critical condition with little chance fol
recovery.
County Attorney Geo. Olsen Of Spring.
field and his brother I. NJ. Olsen oil
Sleepy Eye were in the city on legal
business yesterday.
The Misses Bertha Scheiderich and
Louisa Tschoeppel left on Sunday for
Seattle, Wash, which place they will
make their future home.
Mrs. P. E. Beecher took her departure
on Monday for Washington city, and
will make her home for the winter with
her son the Lieutenant.
The new broom, in the shape of the
new janitor at the court house, is doing
some very effective work. The grounds
are very noticeably improved. ",
H. L. Saverein left on Thursday last
for St. Paul and Minneapolis for the
purpose Of buying stock for his farm in
the northern part of the state.
N. B. E. Neumann made trip to the
cities and to Hastings last week for the
purpose of securing horses for his new
livery stable, which is rapidly nearing
completion.
Henry Goede the photographer is ar
ranging for more Improvements in his
gallery, He will have the operating
room handsomely painted. He has a
very fine studio.
Henry G. Seifert lett on Friday for
Jackson, Mimi, where he has accepted a
position in drug store. He has lately
been working IN Lamberton. He will
find Jackson fine place to live in.
y Aunt Jerusha at the opera house on
Sunday night was pleasant surprise.
The audience was delighted with the
performance. It is an exceedingly we'll
played attraction and merits good pa
tronage.
G. A. Zelle represented the LEGAL K. of
P. lodge at the meeting of the Grand
Lodge in St. Paul on Tuesday of this
week. G.. A. Ottomeyer was also pres
ent, being in that city on business.
Mrs. Ben. Juni left on the excursion
train for Jordan but that happened to
be one of the stations at which the train
failed to stop and she was compelled to
go to Minneapolis. It was joke not
SO well appreciated.
Mrs. G. L. Roos LETT on Saturday to
join her husband at Kansas City, Mr.
Roos has twenty-four mills to look after
and likes his new business and new ter
ritory. The mills are located in various
towns so that he is required to be on
the road considerable of the time
New Ulm furnished her quota of ex-
cursionists for the Saturday Northwest
ern trip to the cities. Among those who
went were Mr.. and Mrs. Little and Hugh
Reid. The train was made up of two
sections with nine coaches each and they
were all we'll filled.
President Bowling of the New Ulm