New Ulm review., 1902-03-12

Miss Eva Klossner left on Monday for q
Tracy where she will spend week With
friends.
The County Commissioners will meet
IN extra session at The court house on
Monday next.
John B. Zeug formerly resident Of
this city died at his home IN sleepy Eve
on Sunday March % being 81 years old.
Miss Leland Of Winons, daughter ef
engineer Leland Of the branch was il. the
city Friday and Saturday, the guest Of
her friend Miss Hilmer. Mr.. Leland and
family will probably move to this city
in the near future.
= Largest assortment Of wall paper. i.
J. Buenger.
Martin Eyrick an emplOye { the
Brown County Journal had the misfor-
tune to have the fore finger Of his right
hand severely crushed in = job press on
Saturday. He left for Le sueur on Sun
day to be at home during the time be
will be kept from work. .ss# re
One of the most beautiful customs
that has come down to our age Is tho
giving of Easter presents. It is grow
ing more and more to be the proper
thing to do. You will find the best ct
the Pioneer Drug Store.
A Nebraska editor apologized to his
readers for lack of news as follows: We
expected to have marriage and death
notice this week but q violent storm pre-
vented the wedding and the doctor being
sick himself, the patient recovered and
we are accordingly cheated out Of both
items.
Prof. E. T. Critchett on Friday received
his appoint as instructors for the summer
school at Waseca, which is to be held
there this year. Brown County will not
have an institute this year havin CHAD one
last and Morris all so is left out this year
which give Mr.. Critchett the Waseca
school. &'>- -
Richard Geisinger of the Merchants
hotel has already commenced the preiml-
nary work for the building of an addition
to his hotel on the south side to contain
q large sample room and other con-
Yeniences. The Merchants hotel has en-
jeyed an excellent business the past year
and is one of the best dollar day houses
along the line. 49, ~
The citizens of Sleepy Eye are pro-
testing against the tram service to and
from this city, and have petioned the
railroad company to have the St. Peter
train run to Sleepy Eye as terminal
instead of this city which will give them
tram out of here before midnight. It
is hardly probable that the request will
be granted. ~. ts"e.
On Friday evening of this week Co. A
of the N. G.. s. M. will have a social
gathering at the armory with program
and banquet and on the evening of the
26th the company will be inspected in
quarters by Lieut.. Col. G.. w. Mead of
Mankato. Interest in the affairs of the
company has been revived this winter
and it's affairs are in good shape. IS.
On Friday afternoon the remains of
Mrs. Elizabeth Kramber were laid to
lest in the Sigel cemetery. Mrs. Kram-
Der died on Wednesday of Asthma at
the age of 73 years. She and her hus.
band came to this country in 1851 and
have lived here continuously since that
time. For fourteen years they have
lived i n this city. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. G. a. Dahl
mann.
Albin Carlson was in Comfrey last
Wednesday and while there arranged for
the rental of business stand to be used
for the purpose Of general clothing
store almost exclusively for men. Com
frey is one of the few new towns that
have sprung up in the past few years that
have made rapid progress and the change
which Mr.. Carlson is making frem
Hanska to Comfrey is still further evi-
dence OF the progressivess of that little
municipality.
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