New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-02-13
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!. LOCAL NEWS.
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Ex- Gov. Lind was in this city Mon
day.
A. w. Bingham was twin city Wis
itor Thursday.
| August Hansiug visited his sister, Mrs.
/ Kroschel, at Sanborn last week.
VIM. johnson, formerly of Evan is
now in charge Of the Morton creamery.
Miss Minnie Koehler, of Mountvllle,
is learning the dressmaking in this city
Three cases of typhoid fever are re-
ported IN the family of John Bosja al
Lafayette.
A Judge in Wayne County, Missouri
fined grasshopper two dollars for run.
ming A Merry Chase.
Emil Frenzel left Monday for Helena
Montana, where he expects to remain
for some time.
Andrew Hummel LETT last Wednesday
] tor New York where he will remain fol
ONE time.
Hans Sorleln and Mrs. Eliot Sorlein
of Granite Falls, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Larson last week.
The fire department will give its
Easter ball at Turner hall April 9Th
Full details will be given in due season
I. M. Olsen, of Somerville s. Olsen
Sloppy Eye, was visitor in this city
last Thursday.
Joseph Hoffman, of the town of Sigel
will build new barn with the opening
of spring.
Mrs. L. g. Vogel was visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Hartmann, in St. Panl last
week.
Andrew j. and w. T. Eckstein made
business trip to Mankato last Thurs
| day.
Robert Fessenmeier, of Klossner &
| Co., made business trip to st, Paul
| last Wednesday and Thursday.
The annual masquerade Of the New
Ulm Turnverein will be given on the
evening of Feb. 18th.
Appropriate exercises in commemora-
ton of Lincoln's birthday were held IN
the public schools Monday afternoon.
H. G. Miller, of the st. Peter Free
! Press, was pleasant caller at this office
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alice Pfefferle will give Valen-
tine party at the home of her parents,
on State street, Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Leonhardt returned to Min
neapolis Wednesday after several months
spent with relatives in this city.
Peter Schweitzler. of West Superior,
| Wis, was visiting his daughter Mrs.
George Dauber, in this city last week.
Hubest Berg, one Of the old stand-bys
at Neumann's department store, made a
business trip to the twin cities Monday
| L. ]. Buenger, the furniture man, has
added machinery for the cleaning of car.
pets to his already very complete estab.
| lishment.
Clement Halvorson, one of the solic
men of Linden, was in this city Satur
day and favored The Review with very
pleasant call.
Miss Martha Eichmann will leave
Thursday for St. Paul where she ha:
accepted position in larger millinery
establishment.
| 1t is reported that Frank L. Peterson
is contemplating the transfer of an in
terest in his saloon at Redwood Falls
to Carl Peterson who is now in charge.
/ Paul Bulchart, of Klossner, will builo
new residence in that village this
spring the cost of which will be in the
neighborhood of $1,000.
Miss Lucy Mueller entertained par.
ty of friends Saturday evening at s
sGhost Dance at the home of her moth.
Ell, State and Fifth South streets.
The anniversary of the young ladies
club Kraentzchen, was celebrated Fri.
day evening by private theatncals at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hauenstein.
Dr.. G. F. Beachler was quite ill last
week, so much so as to be unable to at
tend to his patients. but is able to be
out again as usual at this time.
The entertainments given by the child
rem OF the Catholic schools at the opera
house Wednesday and Thursday even