New Ulm review., 1901-10-02

| +. L. Peterson and Albin Carlson were
visitors at Hanska on Monday.
Geo. Hauenstein left for Mankato on
short business trip Monday
Mrs. Frank Rinke of Lamberton is IN
this city visiting relatives and friends.
Ernst Wicherskl, recently with Hoi-
dale & Somsen, left fer st. Paul on bus
siness Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Steinhauser and daughter
expect to leave this week for Indianap-
oils where they will spend the winter.
You will get your moneys worth and
more too when you go to see "a Merry
/ Chase" Tickets are now selling at the
City Drug Store.
| Attorney Hagberg spent Monday at
New Sweden looking after the laying
out of a roadway for the town supervis-
ors of that town.
i Or. G. NJ. johnson, medical student
on his way from his home in Brighton
to the University, stopped off to visit
DR.. Strickler on Monday.
Mrs. Caroline Blanchard is having
steam fixtures and sewer connections
put in her house on Center street. This
will makesa great Improvement to the
property.
Judge George performed the ccremo-
/ ny that made Henry Kunze and Mary
Schmidt man and wife, on Monday eve
ming. Both the young people are resi-
dents of this city.
w. G. Alvin returned from the cities
on Saturday night. He spent several
days there buying additions to his holi-
day stock. He expects to have an ex-
cellent line of goods
On Sept, 18th the Blooming Prairie
bank was robbed of nearly $4,000 and
no trace of the burglars has been found
The bank belonged to j. c. Brainard s.
Co. Mr.. Brainard is cousin of Mr..
Evans of this city.
/ I'll e Brooklyn edition of the New
York World says it is worth two dol.
lars of any mans money to see the Ly-
man Twins in 'A Merry Chase" You
can see them at Turner Hall next Sun
day evening for much less than that.
| The library board held meeting in
the office of Holdale g. Somsen on Mon
day evening preliminary to the annual
meeting which is to be held on Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock, sharp in the
same place. 1t is proposed at this time
to enlarge the present membership of
the board to twelve members.
| The marriage of Miss Alma Dunkel
TO John Bobleter is set for this after
noon at o'clock. It is to be a very
quiet affair but from all accounts there
will be noise enough in the evening as we
have heard of several charivari crowds.
| The young people both enjoy the high
est esteem of the citizens of this city
who will unite in wishing them supreme
happiness.
r. Hellreigel has moved into his pro.
perty west of the Burg cigar factory and
until the part of the building now un-
dergoing repairs is in shape to be used
he will use the west end as business
room. He is very favorable impressed
with the city since coming here and an
ticipates very good trade. He is a
pleasant man to do business with and
will be liked by our citizens.
| Ed. G. Guth and Katharine Siebel
were married at the Catholic church in
this city on Tuesday by Rev. Sandmeyer.
The groom IS son of Jacob Guth, who
formerly was an engineer at the Empire
mill, and is employed in the meat mark
ct of Jos. Epple. The bride is a daugh-
ter of a farmer in West Newton. The
young people will take trip before
settling down to house keeping.
Frank Guggisberg was over in Lafa-
yette and was jumped onto by two of
the prize fighters of that place whom he
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laid out, but in doing SO he slipped and
injured his knee so that he was unable
to walk. He was brought to this city
for treatment by DR.. Strickler who will
have him out in few days. Frank put
up good fight and was only injured af-
ter it was all over.
"a Merry Chase" is one of the clever
est comedies ever put together. It ag-
gregates laughter from start to finish,
drives away dull care and leaves you
better for having seen it. Those ever