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

Emil Buenger of Lamberton spen
New Years day in this city.
Don't fail to secure your seats TO-
| Shore Acres at Mankato theatre Jan. 9Th
Albert Ross Of Springfield attended
the Firemen's dance on New Years eve.
| Miss Katie Russell left Saturday TO-
Winona where she is attending the Nor
NAL school.
The New Ulm Business College op
ened Monday morning with an increased
attendance.
| Henry Weyhe returned to his studies
at the Northwestern dental collage a
Chicago on Saturday.
Miss Katie Haubrich left on Monday
for Mankato where she will spend :
month with her friend Miss Busch.
Chas. Stuebe jr. has composed new
song, entitled mamie Had The Measles
with which Charley is making. quite 6
hit.
A number of people from this city
will go to Mankato on the evening OF
the 18th. to witness the play "Shere
Acres.
Richard Fischer, professor of chemis
try in the University of Wisconsin, spent
his holiday vacation with his mother in
this city.
Most of the merchants have been put
ting in extra hours taking stock the past
week and determining the profit and loss
the past year.
DR.. andssMrs. G. F. Sweet of Minot, N,
D., spent several days in this city last
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Hornburg jr.
CDR. Kohler of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Sunday, Jan. 18th. to do
eye, ear, nose and throat work. Hours
l to P. ND
Otto Baarsch while handling battery
jar received a severe cut on the top of
his left hand. DR.. Stricken sewed the
wound up with three stitches.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE who is teaching
in St. Paul near Como Park left on
Saturday to resume her duties. She
spent the holidays with DR.. and Mrs.
Stricken.
The "Just Us Club" met at the home
of Louis B. Krook Friday evening in
honor of Miss Minnie FRANKIE. The
evening was spend in cards and other
amusements.
After receiving medical treatment in
New Ulm, Miss Mary Letter returned
home last week. She will again 60 to
that city to resume treatment. Her
health IS improving.-Fairfax Standard.
In the disposition of the County print
ing by the commissioners yesterday the
Review was made the official paper fol
the county printing and all proceedings
for the coming year will be found there.
in.
Miss Tessie and John Schapekahm Of
Milwaukee spent New Years with theil
parents ir this city. John returned te
his duties in large railroad foundry al
city on Thursday while his sister will
stay here for an extended visit.
John A. Loeffelmacher of Fl. Ridgely
has taken position as Stationary Engine.
er for the Rank Furnace Manufacturing
Company, st. Louis, Mo. The young
man has secured q good position and
undoubtedly fill it sat1sfae torily.
F.s. Pollard has puschased the Nor
gan Messenger and assumed control the
first Of the year. Mr.. Pollard is I
graduate OF the Redwood Gazette office
and has all 1.-the qualifications necessary
to make a first class newspaper man.
Morgan is q good field and we look to
see him succeed. 3 3
a pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Ellen Hagberg at her home south Of
Lafayette last Monday evening BY about
forty Of her friends. Miss Hagberg ha.
only recently undergone an operation at
the hospital III this city and her friends
consequently used this manner Of show
ing her that they still remembe her.