New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-08

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last night He IS q veritable Sandow.
Parties having furnished house they
would Ike to rent for six months or
more N OF can secure a desirable tenant for
the same BY applying at this Office
Miss Alice PEferle who has been
spending the holiday with relatives IN
this city returned op Wednesday to
Bookings s. D. where she IS staying
with her aunt Mrs. Zlegler.
\. Povidence seems to have thrown
ten IN the way Of those Who
.sWore of saying naughty words, BY fix
insg, the sidewalks so that it was almost
impossible to stand thereon.
Early church goers Sunday morning
found it difficult getting from their
houses to the church and the accident
insurance companies were in close prox-
unity Of being called upon for liabilities.
Emil Buenger of Lamberton was in
the city the first of the week, the guest
OF his parents MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Buenger. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schmues-
| ing of Hanska were also guests at the
Buenger residence. -
It's costly to talnper with rural de-
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young men were foolish enough to med
die with q farmers mail box, were run
down by postofice Inspector, and were
taken before Judge Mcpherson, of the
federal court at Des Moines, who fined
them $3.50 and costs.
Under the present system of train SER
vice all towns on the Northwestern line
are shut off from getting their Sunday
papers unless the west bound train hap
pens to be late rs it was week ago.
This is misfortune that causes consid-
cradle comment among those who have
been Ill the habit Of reading the-Sun-
day sermon.
The Brown county creamery associa-
ton will hold its regular annual meeting
in this city on Friday afternoon. This
meeting is for the election of officers and
for the purchasing of supplies for the
coming year. The meeting is, USUALLY
held at Schmucker's Tivoli and it is pre-
sumed that it will be held there this
year.
It rained Saturday mig Ordinarily
that would hardly be worth noticing but
being the first of January it is an unus-
ual thing for this part of the country
Sunday morning found the ground one
sheet of glare ice and the small boy with
his skates was in his element, before
noon, however, the sun had effectually
destroyed the ice and the streets were
almost muddy.
The Review went to press to early last
week to more than merely mention the
Firemen's dance given on Tuesday even
ing. It was successful beyond expecta-
ton and highly complimentary to the
organization. The fund has been in
creased by the receipts from the dance
by an amount nearly equal to $175.
This is a substantial assurance on the
part OF the people Of this city that they
are with the firemen in preparing for the
convention and it is indeed gratifying.
John F. Loeffelmacher, the young man
who was charged with Quinn with pois.
oning cattle for neignbors in West New.
ton, and completely acquitted and found
to be blameless in the matter, has com.
menced suit against the Fairfax Stand.
kard and St. Peter Herald for libel. He
is backed IN the matter by his father
who las employed Somerville & Olsen
to prosecute both publications. Mr..
Loefelmacher feels that his sons char
acter has been injured by the publica-
ton of certain untruth that appeared in
both papers.
The marriage of West W. Wolley,
we'll in this city. t. Miss Lydia
May Plummer occurred in Minneapolis
on Thursday last. Mr.. Woolley is we'll
known throughout the state, having been
Grand Chancellor for the z. OF P. lodge
through which Office he came in contact
with large number of people. Miss
Plummer has been principal of the
Grand Rapids public schools for some
time and is very estimable lady. Mr..
and Mrs. Woolley will be at home in
Grand Rapids where they will always
have the best wishes of large circle of
friends.
| John Ryzcek, who for so many years