New Ulm review., 1901-05-01

OucSG OF FRANK u. 1GGGlSOl.
3. t. Minis and family, of Red Wing,
were in this city Thursday visiting with
the family of VIM. Fenscke.
Nike Lauterbach has gone to Red
wood Falls where we understand, he has
entered the employ of N. d. Mahowald.
Alfred Peterson and family, former
residents of New Ulm but now at Court
land, will again remove to this city to
reside.
Progress lodge No. 90, A. o. U. W.
will hold an important meeting tonight
which will be followed by social en-
tertainment.
Revs. Reid and Miller, of Fairfax,
were in this city Sunday IN attendance
upon the Gospel meetings being held at
the opera house.
Mrs. Susanna Catherine Klessner cele-
brated her 7Sth birthday at tie home of
her son, Jacob Klossner, last Tuesday
evening. A large number of friends
participated in doing her honor.
Col. Bobleter and Adjutant Vogel
went to Pipestone Monday where they
mustered in new company of the
N. G. S. NJ. The new organization will
be known as Co. E and takes the place
of "E'' company recently disbanded at
Waseca.
B. T. Roe, of Redwood Falls, was in
this city last week visiting for short
time with Frank L. Peterson. Mr.. Roe
was on his way home from Grand juno
tion, Colorado, where he has been for
some time past.
Louis c. Heimann, who recently pass
ed as registered pharmacist, resumed
his old position in E. A. Pfefferle's drug
store today. Louis is very popular
young man and his many friends will be
pleased to know of his return.
The new safe for the post office ar
rived this week. 1t is monster weigh
ing 5000 pounds with all the latest new
tangled improvements for the conven-
ience of Postmaster Weddendorf and the
safe keeping of Uncle Sans effects at
this place.
W. A. Miller, formely of Rochester,
but who has purchased the Fairfax
Standard recently, was in this city Mon
day. Mr.. Miller is an experienced news
paper. man and the Standard will lose
none of its popularity by his accession
to management.
Mrs H. L. and Mrs. P. E. Beecher,
wife and mother of 81. L. Beecher, of the
G. & N. w, are spending a couple of
months in California. They will meet
Mr.. Beecher's brother at San Francisco
on their return from Guam where they
have been for the past six or eight
months on government service.
Burg's Battery, resplendent in new
uniforms and with FURNISHED accouter-
ments, had its first drill of the season
Sunday morning. They made very
imposing appearance and the many mil
itary evolutions performed were, to the
eyes of the uninitated, both mystlfying
and interesting.
j. B. Baasen has the thanks of the
Review for a copy of the invitation
and program for the commencement
exercises of the Northwestern Universe
ty Dental School of Chicago. Johns
name appears in the list of those who
will graduate and his many friends here
will be glad to know that he is closing
his studies with high honors.
The funeral of Michael Lipp, who died
of heart disaese Friday morning, was
held from the Methodist church in
Cottonwood Sunday morning and the
remains were inferred in the Cottonwood
cemetery. Deceased was sd years of
age and was native of Germany. He
vas veterinary surgeon by profession
and had been practicing since 1898, hav-
ing regular days for visiting this city.
He leaves a wife and six children, five
daughters, Adelina, Amanda, Mary, Sell
ma and Sarah, and one son, Ulrlch.
Death came practically without warning
he having filed his customary engage
ment in this city last Wednesday and re-
turned to his home in apparent good
health. At 4 O'Clock of the morning Of his
death he awoke his wife complaining of
IA peculiar feeling of depression. DR..
Strickler was at once summoned but
death came before he could reach the
sufferers bedside.
The original Yankee comedy, j. G.
Lewis Isl Plunkard,'' company, will
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