New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-02-20

Bernard Vetter went to Wabasso We'd
nesday to visit his daughter who resides
there.
Patrolman Rolwes was confined TO his
home during the past week by an attack
of the grippe.
Miss Grace Newsalt and Hilda Koch
returned Monday from short visit to
Miss Newsalt's home at Owatonna.
Drs. L. G. Bell and L. A. Gebhardt will
go to st. Paul today to attend the win
ter meeting of the Black Dental Club
The next meeting of the Sterling
Whist club will be held next Wednesday
Feb. 81, at the home of Mrs. F. 81.
Behnke.
The Review notes that DR.. Horace
Newhart has been appointed as medical
inspector IN The Minneapolis public
schools.
Joseph Koehler Sr. is still very sick
with a complication of troubles and
there seems to be but little chance for
his recovery.
Eat Frank Burg's those fancy Balti-
more Select oysters in bulk are received
fresh every day. Try quart. 50
If anyone doubts the fact that spring
is coming they have only to take notice
of the load of bicycles received by o. M.
Olsen Monday.
]. P. Manderfeld, of the town of ST.
gel, was doing business in the county
seat Monday. The Review acknowl-
edges pleasant call.
Mrs. B. Follmann will leave today for
Chicago and New York, to return about
March 10, after purchasing her spring
stock of millinery.
The marriage of Frank J. Steffel and
Miss Ida Keller occurred at Holy Trim
ty church yesterday morning. Mr.. Stef-
fel will open harness shop at Vesta.
Goede, the photographer, has just
taken very fine picture of the ladies
of the Women's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church, which will
be displayed IN the church parlors.
Friday being Washington's birthday
there will be no session of the public
schools On that day. Appropriate exer-
cises will be held in all departments at
3 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Owing to the fact that the REVIEW is
printed Tuesday afternoon we are un-
able to give the Turnverein masquerade
ball of yesterday evening that extended
notice in this paper which it doubtless
deserves.
Mrs. Anna Fuchs, an old resident of
this city whose home is on. German ST.,
was examined before Probate Judge
George by Drs. Stricken and Schoch
Thursday and committed to the asylum
at st. Peter the same day.
Hamann Bros, of this city, whose fame
as we'll diggers is not confined to their
home locality, have contracted to put
down tubular we'll for William Wegner
on his farm near Tracy. That the work
will be promptly and efficiently done
goes without saying.
''The Hottest Coon in Dixie" disport-
ed himself at the opera house Sunday
evening for the amusement of the pa
irons of that theatre and gave very
good satisfaction. The specialties, were
good and the show, taken as a whole,
much better than was expected.
Mrs. Theresa Leiminger, aged 81,
died at the home of Jos. Schnobrich,
Broadway and Second South street, Fri
day morning and was buried from the
Catholic church Monday. Mrs. Leim-
binger was sister of Mr.. Schnobrich
and had resided in tins city for many
years,
Two strange men were arrested last
night for trying to break into the stores
down town, but when they were asked
this morning what their object was they
stated they were the agents of the Lyman
Twins Merry Chase Co., and that they
were locating windows to get their pa
pers in. The judge laughed, leaned
back in his chair, and the men were dis
missed.
J. j. Rivkin's team INDUCED in lit
tie runaway Saturday, starting from the
vicinity of Hauenstein's brewery and
bringing up on Front Street. A gener-
erous supply of old hon and other junk
w.s distributed alnnu the NOV Int Nv