New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-28

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r. The Pioneer drug store has four show
cases for sale at bargain.
Chas. Barbour of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid was visiting IN the city Sunday.
A. W. Bingham spent Friday and
Saturday in Minneapolis on business.
Chris Arverson, the Sleepy Eye jewel
er, was registered at the Dakota Sunday.
S<Anton Huberty ard Miss Anna Gabriel
were married Thursday last by Father
Sandmeyer.
Geo. Goblirsch, one of the inmates of
Ethe~pe farm died at that place Mon
Iday, being in his 74th year.
The Young peoples whist club was en-
tertained by Miss Antonette Crone at her
home Wednesday evening last.
IHenry Behnke left last week for Ne
vada, Mo. where be enters a school for
the study of magnetic healing.
G. W. Barnes retured Saturday from
two-week's trip throughout the state
,, IN the interest of the Inter State.
Jul. Berndt and J. Gales were elected
to represent the local lodge Sons of Her
manp at the State meeting at st. Paul.
Mrs. Ed. Hogen of Minneapolis who
spent the past week with her mother N
this city returned to her home Saturday
Alfonso andGaston we have them both
of the latest in cards on which we will
mount your photos. New Art Studio.
Judge George perfored the marrige
ceremony Tuesday that made Jos Gan
aud Miss Louisa Felhaber man and wife,
Einar Hoidale spent most of last week
in st. Paul being there for the purpose
of arguing case before the supreme
court.
Miss Marie Trimmings entertained the
young peoples whist club at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.. Behnke on Friday
evening.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week has been designated as the time for
holding the teachers examinations for
this county.
The ladies of the Germania lodge were
very successful with their card social at
Gebser's hall Thursday evening, and all
who attended enjoyed themselves to the
| fullest extent.
The Luthern choir has arranged to
give an oyster supper at Scbell's hall ON
Saturday evening of this week. The
general public is invited to partake a,
the usual price.
u Eugene ST Julian Cox the base bal
pltcher&of st. Peter who has signed fol-
the coming year with Louisville, was II
the city Sunday. He is the son OF the
late well known E. st Julian Cox.
At the annual meeting of the Inter
State held in this city Monday afternooE
two of the district agents were present
4 Spielman and Kirkpatrick, both o
whom took an interest IN the meeting.
rs Flesh caught Trout, Pickere1 an,
fWhfetish every Friday at Stuebe's Mea
Market. Phone 152.
n jos. Stadiek of this CRY died at hi
4 home Sunday at the age of Il years. III
was buried in the Catholic church at ST
George yesterday. He leaves widow
and eight children Of his family to mour1
his death
81 Readers of the Review. are again re
minded of the masquerade ball to be CIV
en- by the members of the Happy Circl
who aye desirous Of having good at
! Guidance at their ball on Saturday even
ing>ef thil week.
a new firm of contractors and builder
IS that known as Riser & LangmacL
both of this city. and both SO we'll kno,
and good mechanics that they will q
once be able to secure all the bushes
that they can handle.
st John Court, No. s9s, G. 9. F., vii
entertain at Cecilian hall on SUNDAY
evening, February LIST, commencing st
o'clock. a cordial invitations extende
to all members and friends. Admisslo
for gentlemen will be % cents.