New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-02-20

Miss Ida Sommer has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hogan, at Winthrop
the past week.
Theodore Neumann came down from
Olivia Saturday to spend few days in
this city with relatives.
Miss Lily Varney, of Minneapolis, is
visiting this week with the Misses Emma
ana Clara Triton in this city.
The Junior Christian Endeayor Socie
ty gave a valentine social at the Conore-
gational church last Friday evening.
Ron Wednesday February 9th, Mr..
Lindsay will be at our store to take spe-
clal orders and measurements for Ladies'
spring garments. John E. Neumann.
Miss Martha Eiehmann went to St.
Paul Thursday where she has accepted
a position with large millinery house.
A son was born to Mrs. Albert Kiefer
Wednesday morning at the home of her
mother, Mrs. A. J. Otterholm, in this
city.
Frank Schnobrich will open meat
market in the building on Broadway
formerly occupied by Fl. Goede as a
photograph gallery.
George Hauenstein and 2. H. Behnke
were among the New Ulm dealers who
attended the annual meeting of the state
grocer's association held at Saltwater
last week.
Frank B. Readen and Miss Emma
Walton, both of Morgan, were married
in this city Monday by Judge Webber.
The happy couple will go at once to
North Dakota where they will make
their future home.
*The finest in the land. Baltimore
select oysters for sale in bulk by Frank
Burg Jr. SO
The Knights Templars of this city on
Monday purchased complete outfit for
the organization of Commandery here
which is one of the finest in the state.
The new Commandery will start out
with new membership of from twenty
five to thirty.
A new court Of the Order of Foresters
was instituted at Wabasso last Wednes-
day evening. Messrs. Andrew J. Eek
stein, Ben. Amann, Chris. Fllzen, Au-
gust L. Matter, George Eckstein, Frank
Steffel, Charles Fielder and Wenzel An
ton, from the court of this city, went
over and assisted in the work.
Anton W. Kaechle and Miss Cora D.
Knudson, both well known young peo-
pie of Springfield, were married in this
city yesterday by Judge George and at
once left for brief wedding trip to the
twin cities. They will make their flu
ture home at Springfield where the
groom is employed by one of the lead
ing furniture dealers.
T.. B. Krook was in st. Paul Wednes-
day and Thursday attending the annual
meeting of the state camp of Modern
Woodmen. At this session W. r. Hold
ges, of Sleepy Eye, was elected alternate
delegate at large and Mr.. Krook was
elected alternate delegate from the Sec
ond district to the meeting of the head
camp which will be held in st. Paul
June IL. By the reports of the officers
the institution is shown to be in very
fourishing condition in Minnesota, the
membership IN the state being now 49,
87S with camps numbering 65S.
Particular attention is again called to
the production of ssSchuetzenlisl," the
German play to be given at Turner hall
Sunday evening, February "a. The cast
of characters comprises the very best
local talent in the city and the, entire
production will be staged with all the
completeness given a professional per-
Torrance. Every detail of the performance
is being carefully arranged and the re-
hearsals now in progress give every evil
dence of a finished and meritonous per-
torrance Seats will be on sale today
at the City Drug Store.
F. ". Johnson, formerly editor Of
this paper and later state librarian under
Gov. Lind, is now duly installed at
the Dakota House and occupies his
position behind the desk with all the
grace of veteran. The extended &C
quaintance and persona. popularity of
Mr.. johnson will make HIM valuable
acquisition to the already widely known
and popular house with which he has
oor nnofa1 b;p,oolf MIRO Tohnoou will