New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-14

4 .sDr. Kohler Of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Sunday, January 18TH, At
IDr. Strickler's office, to do eye, ear, nose
and throat work. Hours-l1 a. NJ. to 5
p. M.
A meeting Of the library board has
been called for this evening for the pur-
pose Of traDsactiDg some of the business
that has accumulated within the past
month.
This session Of the legislature will pro-
badly dispose ofthe question as to where
the new training school for girls is to BE
located, in which this city at one time
interested itself.
w. G. Haubrich announces thft he
will have his store closed eveningd here
after. Keeping open until 7:Sd only,
Except Saturday when the hours fill be
the same as usual.
Jas sapey Of Waseca was in thb city.
last week visiting friends. He is taking
d layoH from work trying to recupe rate
his health which is suffering from the
general prevalence of the grip.
| The story of the trouble of Pudd'head
| Wilson through the medium Of tie presy
has spread pretty well over the state afd
the hume of Tony Wiesner is quity as
celebrated as that Of Mr.. Gill.
" Members Of the New Ulm Skhting
Club have arranged to give a MASQUERADE
dance at Union hall on Saturday Oven
ing, Jan. II, to which they extend a
cordial invitation to all who love to have
he good time.
Janltor Henry Rolwes Of the couht
house was one Of the men who were glad
when the session of court closed. Essays
it kept him busy keeping the house warm
during the cold days and it took no small
amount of coal.
During all the cold and storms that
have passed over this part of the state
the carriers going on the routes out Of
this city have not missed single day,
and their faithful performance of duty
is very commendable, for some of the
days have been severe ones.
I On account Of the absence Of the
pastor from the Congregational church
Sunday evening the members of the
Christian Endeavor will hold public
meeting in the church at Z 80 at which
time they will have an, interesting pro-
gram, and invite all to be present.
The Grand hotel has been feeling the
Fscarcity of coal the past week the pro-
plietor having trouble to get sufficient
to heat the building. 1t is hoped that
the trouble will be relieved soon either
by coal being brought into the city or
the early appearance of warmer weather.
/Otto Schneider and Miss Theresa
Lindmeyer were married very quietly
Thursday evening and have gone to
housekeeping in the Tape building. Mr..
Schneider is one of the we'll known bar
bers of the city and his bride is the
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meyer of this city.
| The date of the next entertainment in
the library course has been set for We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 25th, on which
evening Prof. Sears will deliver his Uele-
brated lecture on .Tafy and Epitaphy.''
From the subject it must be inferred that
the lecture is to be Of a humorous nature
land will no doubt be one that can be en-
joyed by everybody.
The farmers about the town oflLucan.
Redwood county have succeeded with
the help of Jos. Eckstein of this city, In
annuling the corporation of that village,
and now the saloons, if there are to be
and in that place will have to pay the
regular county license. The object of
the incorporation was to get the license
at one half the county charge.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
KnudsoD, at five o'clock, Tuesday after
noon, when their eldest daughter, Mabel,
was married to Mr.. Walter g. Mullen,
|by Rev. VIM. baltimore. Says the Ma
della Times. The bride was born in
Sleepy Eye where her father for num-
Der Of years was one Of the leading mer-
chant.