New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-01-30
. LOCAL NEWS.

Potatoes S5 cts. q bushel At John
+. Neumann's.
It will cure headache in one minute
/ a Merry Chase.
For bargains il all kinds Of Vslen-
tines try The Racket.
"a, Popke, Of Morgan was We'd
nesday visitor to this city.
Attorney Einar Hoidale had legal
business at st. Peter fast week.
Mrs. Mary Haggerty, Of Waseca, has
been spending the past few days with
relatives IN this city.
Frank Hensel, Morton, returned home
Sunday after several days visit il this
with friends and relatives.
Miss Myrtle Won Hagen, Of Sleepy
Eye, is visiting at the home Of MI. and
Mrs. William Hummel This week.
DR.. Horace Nerhart, Of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday in this city the guest Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judas New
hart.
| The saloon Of NJ. Juenemann, State
and 4th North streets, has been leased
by John F. Gabriel who will take pos
session Feb. LIST.
WANTED. a lady desires room and
board in private family or comfortable
furnished room not far from Dakots
House. Call at this Office.
f. II. Dyckman s. Co. at State Bank
of Sleepy Eye makes Real Estate loans
at and per cent with privilege of
repayment before muturity.
Darwin Schuetz came down from Min
neapolis Saturday to be present at the
opening Of Turner hall and to spend ..
few hours with relatives here
Morgan Messenger: William. Wegner
drove to New Ulm Friday afternoon to
attend the funeral Of his cousin Miss
Amanda Fritz who died Thursday.
Gust. Hummel, of the firm Of Hum
mel brothers, went to Chicago Sunday
where he will spend the week buying
their new spring stock of clothing.
Gust Marschner, of the Mankato Post,
was one of the several newspaper men
from neighboring towns who were here
for the opening of the new Turner hall.
The social given by the Christian En-
4 deavor in the parlors Of the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening was very
well attended and most pleasant even.
ing was had.
On Saturday of this week Col. Bob.
H Letter, acting under orders from Adit
4 Gen. Lambert, will go to Rochester to
i muster IN a new company of the Mime
4 sofa National Guard
The death Of Joseph Foltien occurred
4 at his home in West Newton last Thus
.lsday and the burial took place in st
i George cemetery on Saturday. Deceased
was 81 years of age and an old resident
! of that town.
i The New Ulm Electric Light Compa-
lny held it's annual meeting last week
| and elected the following board of di-
rectors: O. NJ Olsen, lillian Sllverson,
l =
/ NJ. Mullen, George Doehne, Otto Schell,
i William E. Koch.
4 Fairfax Standard: Geo. Chambard 81
1 Hanska, Mimi, has been in Fairfax dur
ing the past week, winding up matters
| Of business here. He thinks Hanska a
booming little town that will not be fa1
i behind Fairfax in the near future.
i The usual weekly session Of the Elite
whist club was held at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. a. ID. Beussmann last week.
i The highest scores were made by M.
Mullen and Mrs. =. IA. Siegel, the lowest
byJ II. siegel and Mrs. p. r. Nc Hale
i by substitute.
At the annual meeting ofthe board
of directors of the Citizens Bank last
week the following officers we're elected:
j NJ. Mullen, president; ]. 81. ajen, vice
president; ". F. Setter, End vice presi-
Ident w 2. Koch, cashier e J. II. Krook,
assistant cashier
Miss Amanda Fritz, aged % years,
died at the home Of her parents, Nj.
and Mrs. Charles Fritz, German and 18th
North streets, last Tuesday night and
was buried from the Lutheran church
Saturday afternnoo on. The cause Of death
was conshmp tioI.
Capt Steinhauser returned home from
st. Paul, where he has been in the hos
pital since his return from the Philip
pines, Thursday Of last ueek ], and has SO
far recovered that he has been able to