New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-26
R.. E. O'Keefe wasin Mankato on legal
business Thursday. 3s @

R. E. O'Keefe wasin Mankato on legal
business Thursday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Graft on Wednesday of last week.
A. w. Bingham spent several days in
Wlnona and Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. c. Snyder is the guest this week
of her mother Mrs. Jos. Popp.
\ The fastidious prefer the celebrated
White House Coffee. Boston roasted.
Get it of Chas. Fielder.
X Great sale on muslin underwear next
Monday, March 81, at j. F. Neumann.
This sale will last one week.
Mrs. E. schreppe OF st. James is in the
city this week the guest of her mother
Mrs. Henry Wellner.
s. M. Ladd of St. Peter an employ,
of the St. Peter Herald spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city. #
| G. W. Barnes left yesterday for MINI.
eapolls and points On the Great Northern
| road in the interest of the Interstate.
If the present weather continues for I
few more days seeding will be in progress
on most of the sandy and high farms.
The rumor that Louis Anderson Of
Lafayette had become insane seems tc
have been without foundation. He is in
Mankato where he expects to reside in
the future. .s >z.- =. s=.z. i.
Miss BERTHE Mullen has been very Ill
| at Notre Dame, but on Saturday Mr..
Mullen was gratifed in receiyinga tele.
gram stating that she was improving and
was able to sit up.
The coming of the s'White Mahatma'
is one of the important events Of the sea.
son. Don't miss seeing him in his great
production of occult Mysterious. Opera
House Sunday night. ,s:1 81
The Lutheran choir gave very en-.
| jeyable entertainment at the school on
Saturday evening, in memory Of the an.
niversary Of the birthday of the Father
of his country Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Silverson leave Thu
week for trip through the south ant
west and will spend some time in Cali
fornia. They expect to be absent from
the city for two months at least.
The North Western and Omaha rail.
road employees have had to submit to
the vaccination order recently issued
Railroads are becoming more and more
like the regular army and their orders
are quite as mandatory.
Rev. w. II. Miller is continuing hi
revival services at the German Methods
church and his audiences are large ant
increasing. Mr.. Miller is one Of the mos
convincing speakers. and presents an al
most irresistible argument.
|. The old settlers association Of Meekel
and Kandiyohi counties are making ar
rangements to have q celebration com
memorating the Indian massacre. Why
not invite tho association to come tc
New Ulm on that occasion.
Z. @. Hermann formerly Of this cit,
but more recently Of Granite Falls, ha
purchased q drug business at & Z Thir,
Ave. South Minneapolis which will Be hi
future address. His many friends in thi
city wish him abundant success.
d r Tay Tor has been absent the pas
week looking over the Texas oil fields
and the prospects for investment. Hs
will probably arrive at the same conclu.
sion given BY Mr.. Dety, that It il good
place for q man to keep away from.
On Friday night the Christian En-
deayor society Of the Congregations
church gave 4 very pleasant social at the
residence Of Mr. and Ms. y. Klossne,.
The attendance was very good and II
seemed to have Avery enjoyable time.
Farm For Sale.
We have for sale the Martin Schnob-
rich farm in Section 8 in Milford On
reasonable terms. Ifa YOU are interested.