New Ulm review., 1901-03-20
q LOCAL NEWS. 1
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| H. L. Bach, of Owatonna, was in this
city last Wednesday.
Tae Evan Creamery now has 102 pa
| irons and capacity for 25 more.
| Mrs. B. +. Webber spent the past
week visiting friends at Fairfax.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Dyer went to the
| twin cities Sunday for few days visit.
| Herman Nagel made business trip
to st Paul and Minneapolis last We'd
nesday.
Miss Martha Vetter left for St. Paul
Sunday where she will remain for some
| time.
William Franz and sister, of Sanborn,
| were visiting friends in this city last
week.
| Frank Frey, of ST. Peter, spent We'd
| nesday and Thursday in this city the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred Meyer.
/ Theo. Mueller, proprietor of the Muel-
ler cigar factory, made a business trip
to Redwood Falls and Morgan Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Hornburg Jr. are
the happy parents of a baby daughter.
The interesting event occurred last Thurs
day.
Mrs. M. Hummel returned from Chi
cago last week where she had been pur-
chasing her spring and summer stock OF
millinery.
John P. Langmack was called home
from Slayton Thursday on account OF
the serious Hllness of his mother who ii
now very lew.
Sidney Blekre aud sister, Miss Julia
Blekre, of Mankato, were the guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Joha Larson, during a
portion of last week.
+ Mrs. Elk1ns and daughter, who had
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Behnke for some days, returned to their
home at Minneapolis Saturday.
i Albert suelow, eff Ormsby, spent sew
eral hours in this city Wednesday while
on his way home from Sleepy Eye where
he had been attending the Sommerfeld-
Speckmann wedding.
i Fl. Frenzel, proprietor of the New
Ulm Bottling Works, visited Wabasso,
Vesta and other western towns Thurs
day and Friday in the interests of his
establishment.
i The st. Paul Turnverein has filed
articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state. The corporation has no
capital stock and its objects are to equip
and maintain gymnasium for the phy-
sical training of men, women and child
ren.
The marriage OF William Sommerfeld,
of Echo, and Miss Lydia Speckmann,
of Home, occurred at.the residence of the
brides parents last Tuesday. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Speckmann while the groom is the eld-
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. sSommer-
field of that town.
Drs. L. A. Fritsche and G. F. Reineke
performed most delicate operation on
Mrs. Ed. Precht at st. Alezander's hos
pital last week, removing from the pa
tient 445 gall stones ranging in size
from small pea to walnut. At this
writing the patient is doing finely and
will undoubtedly recover
| O. A. Knudson, the enterprlsing agent
| for the Washburn lands in Nc Clean
county, North Dakota, returned last
week from u "trip to that locality where
he had been with party of land buy
ers. Brown county parties who invest
ed were Frank Karbarsch, John Herlik
and Wenzel Rethmeler.
1t is a pretty state of affairs when a
full -dedged German commences to raise
Irisllment, but St. Patrick's Day brought
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wd. Eibner fine baby
boy who, if he lives, will make just as
| good citizen as if he had been born on
| any other day. The Review extends
/ congratulations
| The pupils of the high school have
| organized an orchestra which waIl make
| Its first public appearance at the enter
Ieainment Friday evening, The personal
Isof the orchestra includes the following ::
Max. Pfaender, 1st violin; Herbert Hue
Eelman, 2nd violin; Joseph Tastel, clari-
net; Albert Boock, cornet; Arthur Beock,
trombone; Viola Heimerdinger, piano.
About the two busiest places in the
EcEtY at the present time ale the brewer
les of the Hauenstein Brewing company
and the Schells. At both of these places
a great amount of work is being done in
anticipation of the heavy summer bust.
ness which IS certain to come. When
the various improvements now under
way are completed the visitor to either
of these places will scarcely know them.
Mrs. B. Follmann announces this week
Grand Opening at her millinery par
lors to which all interested are invited.
Mrs. Follmann recently returned from
an extended visit to Chicago and Mil
waukee where she purchased large
and varied line of the latest novelties and
the ladies will find it to their advantage