New Ulm review., 1901-01-09

Miss Roe. of Redwood Falls, was th
guest of Mrs. A. W. Hubbard during tn
past week.
Dwight Mowery returned last Wednes
day to Mortified to resume his studie
at Carlton college.
Miss Agnes Pilney, stenographer a
at the Eagle mill, is sick with tn,
mumps.
According to the annual report o.
Sheriff Matter "a prisoners accepted o1
his hospitality during the past year.
Note the corrected time card of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, the popular
twin city route, in this paper.
Miss Newsalt's studio will be opened
tomorrow. Her prices are, two lessons
per week, 81; one lesson per week, 75c.
Latest reports from St. Paul state that
Maj. Baasen is no better and it Is APP
parent that his death Is only matter of
short time.
The Catholic Order of Foresters had a
social party at West Newton Sunday.
Quite number of the fraternity from
this city were present.
Mrs. Paul Lehman, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks with an
attack of grip, is much better and will
be iully recovered in short time.
The ladies of the Liberty bowling club
made the following score at their session
Monday afternoon: Beachler 1876, Burg
122, Bobleter 1879, Henningsen 121, Sill
verson liz, Follmann 112, Eckstein los.
A party of about fifteen or twenty
ladies from the Germania Sisters lodge
went to Klossner Saturday afternoon to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs. John Roth
of that place. A very pleasant time wa.
had.
January lst Albin Carlson sold III.
saloon business in this city to Frank l.
Peterson of Redwood Falls who is now
| conducting the business. Mr.. Carlson
has not yet decided as to his future bnsl
ness venture.
According to the report of Health OF
ticer Reineke there were 151 births and u
deaths in New Ulm during the past year
The month of December is credited wltl
II births of which 10 were males and I
| females.
John S. Baar, aged SO years died a
his home in this city Saturday evening
from a combination Of lung and hear
troubles. The funeral took place Mon
day afternoon and the remains were bur
led in the city cemetery. Deceased
leaves wife anG four children.
The John Hauenstein Brewing compa
ny has the thanks of the Review fore
for a case Of their fine beer on New
Years day. The beer was also accompa
MED by a fine tray decorated with lith
ographic reproduction of the company's
magnificent plant.
Attention is again called to the com
ing of the Chicago Marine band whic]
appears in concert at the opera hous
Sunday evening, Jan. 20. This is on
of the finest musical organizations in tn
west and should be welcomed by al
lovers of this class of music.
Two teams owned by F. Authorized,
had narrow escape from drowning Sat
urday. While crossing the COTTONWOOD
just below Schell's brewery the ice brok'
precipitating both teams and loads o
clay into perhaps ten or twelve feet o
water and it was with considerable diff
i ticulty that they were rescued.
The REVIEW is a little of grade thi
week owing to the confusion inciden
upon the change in ownership, but it Il
hoped to have everything in line agail
with the next issue. There is no orde
of business, however, which prevents
subscribers from calling and liquidatins
their subscription accounts,
The Elite Whist club met at the hom,
of Mr.. and Mrs J. Newhart Monday ev
/ ening aud enjoyed very pleasant time
The highest scores made were as follows
Mrs. John Larson and F. H. Behnke
Lowest: Miss Achsa Jewett and P. r
A1cHale. The next meeting of the clul
will be held At the home of Mrs. II. D
Beussmann.
| A movement is on foot for the giyins
of home talent ninstral show for tb,
benefit of the nnbllc lihrarv The frs