New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schcll left on Mon
day for few days visit at st. Panl.
E. E. Gieseke OF Sleepy Eye was in the
city over Sunday, the guest of his parents.
Mrs. T. J. Murfn of Sleepy Eye was
in the city over Monday night the guest
of her son., ......z. ~. ~.
J. F. Neumann will have great bar
gain sale on winter underwear and host
cry next Monday.
H.-F. Wallin and A. A. Anderson ar
rived in the city Monday to open their
pantorium and dye works.
WANTED: A boy about Is or .16 years
to do delivering at the Red Front Groc-
cry. Steady job to the right boy.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson left on Tues
day for Candy to visit few weeks with
her daughter Mrs. E. j. Pellant. +.
Fred johnson was in Sleepy. Eye on
Monday and disposed of nearly fifty
tickets to the Walker Whiteside enter
tainment. S
Mr.. r. Fritsche and family IF LAM
berton who have been visiting relatives
and friends in the city for the past week
returned home on Monday.
Geo. Leary who has passed the civil.
service examination short time ago
has accepted position on mail run
between Mankatosand Lamberton.
Mrs. Barbara Keller whose home has
been over the Mueller cigar factory, died
on Friday last of pneumonia being in her
SD year. She was buried on Monday
from the Catholic church.
Residents of the towns of West New
ton Lafayette, CORTLAND, Brighton and
Bernadotte, Nicollet county, can pay
their personal property taxes at the
Brown County Bank, New Ulm.
Jos. GALES and wife of this city were
in Minneapolis last week where they
visited Mr.. GALES brother who has rec
emily been appointed Registrar of the
q. s. land Office in New Mexico. Ill
The Domestic Sewing Club held its
regular meeting at Mrs. S. D. Peterson's
last week and voted $25 to the public
library, that amount being realized from
the rattle of quilt made by the society.
VIM. Durbahn the State street grocer
has made some substantial improvements
in his grocery store, whereby no has
greatly increased his floor space. 1t
would appear from these indications
that he is doing an increasing business.
= The weather has once again gone from
the sublime to the ridiculous and we
are enjoying taste Of real zero weather
which has continued for the past week.
A young blizzard swept over this part
of the state Monday but there was not
sufficient snow to make 1t very bad and
trains were not seriously delayed. 4.
p. R. Mallory was brought before JUS
tice Henningsen on Thursday last for
neglecting his team, which was left
standing for nearly twelve hours on the
street. He was fined $40 and costs which
he paid. As q rule there is very little Of
this abuse Of animals in this city, though
lit sometimes happens and the officers
have the thanks Of the people for their
action in trying to make the number Of
cases fewer.
On Wednesday Editor Green Of the
New Ulm News passed his nth mile.
stone. t is little remarkable to see q
man Of this age taking active daily in
terest IN newspaper work. appearing
without interruption By sickness Of dis
ability each day to resume work where
he left of the night before. Mr.. Green
Els .. terse and able writer diferipg some
what in his leEssof certain things from
the Review, but sincere according oshis
way Of seeing things. The Review feIic-
iitates Mr.. Greene upon his conservation
]sofi energy and hopes that the coming
years may still rest lightly upon his
head.