New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-29

Frank Match on Thursday.
Tile K. Of r. lodge conferred the first
degree on two candid dates Monday
Miss Rushmore Of ST. Peter is the
guest this wee K Of Miss Marie cummings.
Otto Held has made up his mind TO.
go out west and will leave for Spokane
Saturday.
John Zeljer has been confined to his
home on account Of sickness for the
past few days.
Conrad Dirks spent the first of the
week IN Minneapolis, both Tor business
and pleasure. .
Chas. Silverson returned yesterday
from ten day trip through Fort Wayne
and Cincinnati.
Mrs. John n Treadwell and daughter
Jean visited at the home of a. u.
Beecher last week. d. s.s ss9
Attorney Hoidale spsnt few days.
last week in the Twin Cities attending
the Masonic Grand Lodge while it was
it was in session.
I, = Dr.. Kohler Of Minneapolis will be
in New Ulm at DR.. Strickler's Office,
Sunday, Feb. I'd, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours from ga. m. to Q
p. m. .s Jill 5s= ....$. #
Henry Bastian returned home from
his trip to Spokane, WASH, last Wednes-'
day. He says the country out there is
full of land seekers. 81
Chas. Hauenstein and Julius Berndt
left yesterday to attend meeting Of the
order of Sons of Herman, which is being
held at Saltwater. a.#& ( s ~. :,
MISS Marie Trimmings entertained the
ladies of the young peoples Whist Club
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Behnke one day last week. Is =
The State Bank of New Ulm loans
money on farm mortgages at the lowest
rates of interest. Long time,with pre-
payment privileges.
A brother of Joseph. GALES has just
been appointed receiver of the land
office at Las Cruces, New Mexico, where
he has large mine interests. - ~
The tail end of the Montana Blizzard
seems to have brushed over the larger
portion of Minnesota, and winter is her
self again with all the vigor of the days
gone by. -
On Friday occurred the funeral of
Peter Braun who died of consumption
on Wednesday at the age of 60 years.
He leaves a widow aud six children.
Funeral services were held at the Catho
lie church conducted by Rev. Father
Sandmeyer. ~
Mrs. Dorothea Pfsterer passed away
at the home of her son on Thursday
last at the age of 76. years. She was
buried on Sunday in the Cottonwood
cemetery. Services were conducted by
Rev. Wolthausen Of CORTLAND. Four
children survive her. o., -.
On Monday morning Melchoir Deng-
Ter was laid to rest in his grave in the
Catholic cemetery, having reached the
age of ~ years. He came to New Ulm
in 1883 and has since lived here. His
wife and son John survive him. He
will be missed by large circle of friends
who knew and admired his many good
traits of character. @~ #
DR.. O. G. Stricken one of the regents
OF the State University, who attended !,
joint meeting with the Boa,d of Control
returned home on Thursday having seen
the differences that appeared to exist
between the, two bodies very agreeably
settled. FIJI. Washbu1n who has been
supplying the place lett vacant by the
death of Prof. Otto I.ugger was regular
ly appointed to the position. %. . sS*
Judge Webber on Thursday granted
the petition in the case Of Theresa
Toomey vs.. NJ. j. Toomey for divorce
on the ground Of cruel and inhuman
treatment. Mr.. Toomey's witnesses
were here but were not called. They
were g. r. Case and Harry Palmer OF
/ Sleepy Eye. Mr.. Case is now employed
! in a bank at Pennington and was
Required to make quite trip. u
Friends of Rev. Fritze of this city and
in Sleepy Bye have received word from
himsto the effect that he is recovering
J. A rumor to the effect that he was failing
gained circulation last week but it seems
1 that that was q ute wrong for he writes
I that he is able to take exercise with ease