New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18
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1Chas. Hauenstein Monday.

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11Chas. Hau.nstein Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. spaalding Of L[amberton
are visiting relations in the city
Z DR.. james Of Mank alto, the specialist,
will be at Dr.. schoch's office, saturday
February lst.
H. i. Smell and wife Of Candy arrived
in the city and spent Sunday with Nj.
and Mrs. g. W. Barnes.
Three full blooded short horn bulls
forsale. 2 year Odds and Que z. Prize 'r;z
stock apply to .. =. Williams, Cambria.
a new dray line comes into competi
tion with Mr.. Nagel on the north side,
having been started by Ed. Klossner s
Albert Quandt. !.
The Springfield Advance gives the
news TO its readers Of the birth Of
daughter to DR. aud Mrs. j. G. Rothen-
burg of that city.
According to one OF the local papers
there is in this city another church
which by it has been designated the
s'Turnverein church. 2
John Forster left for Minreapolis yes
ltelday to be present at the meeting Of
the undertakers that is in session in that
city today and tomorrow.
Hilda Kroening, the six months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kroening,
died on Monday of lung trouble and is
Ito be buried today from the Lutheran
Ichurch.
Attention is called to the masquerades
THAT will be held at the Star hall Monday
and Tuesday evenings of the coming
week. Prizes are to he given for the best
COSTUMES.
/ Miss Gertrude GoBell who has spent
the past two months with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Bayley expects to return to her
home at Vermillion, s. D. the first Of the
week.
twill be learned with pleasure by the
friends of Richard Fischer who has been
a professor Of chemistry IN the university
of Wisconsin that he has been appointed
state chemist.
Public Examiner S. 81. Bezcier of St.
Paul was In the city and visited the Office
of the county auditor where he went
over the records and found things IN ex-
/ cell. Mt shape.
Intelligence reached this city yester-
q day of the death of the father of DR..
y Schoch and the doctor and Mrs. Schoch
4 left Immediately for Pennsy lvania to be
present at the funeral. s
Henry Guggisberg of Gibbon made
tbs trip from that place to this last
Tuesday in his automobile. This Is the
first long distance trip Of the season, in
this nelghborhood.
Fred Zieske Of CORTLAND, who for the
past twenty five years has been q sub
scliheI to the Review, was in the city
Saturday and put the paper under obli-
cations to him for another year.
The engine of the early passenger train
4 of the NJ. & st. Z. jumped from the rails
soon after leaving Searles and was ditch
j ed and it was near noon before the track
q was cleared so that traffic was resumed.
u IS Ed. Boske was home most of last week,
q after spending some time in Minneapolis
I and St. Paul and other points east OF
here. He leaves today on another trip
to be gone for week or more.
The bonds of matrimony between
Gustav Schmids and his wife we're sever
ed on Wednesday by Judge Weber on
the application of Mrs. Schmidt fol-
whon Jos. A. Eckstein appeared as at
torney.
At meeting Of the trustees of the
& German Methodist church it was decided
E to light the building with electricity. Al
{ the present rate that is paid for light il
is certainly far cheaper than any othe1
. kind.
On Friday afternoon and evening Feb
J. Goth. The members Of the Degree o
a;sHonor will hold an apron and fancy
!. work sale in Gebser's hall. Supper
sIseryed from five till seven. Coffee served
! in the afternoon.
/ The improvements promised in tn.
! Western Union telegraph Office have be.
come reality and the place now has th,
] ppearance Of an up to-date telegraph
} office, which it is, under the ef6cien
! management of Mr.. McHale.
Jos. Baer died on Monday at the I'D
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