New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18

neNi !" 40 IL ouc CITY rTludy Ou BUSINESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen enter
tanned the Elite Whist club Monday
night.
Chas. Barbour OF he Sleepy Eye Her
aid was in the city Sunday visiting
friends.
County Attorney Hoidale left on Fri
day for Madison and other points in var
ious parts of the state.
Next Sunday evening Dr.. Chas. r.
Henning will lecture in German at the
Turner theatre.
Nels Anderson of Springfield was in
the city on business yesterday and stay
ed over for the opera.
Judge George married Miss Stella
Walters of this city to P. J. Johnson of
Lyon county last Thursday.
Ed. Bobleter has entered the Office of
Hoidale s. Somsen and will have charge
of the collection accounts.
The St. Joseph's Verein of St. George
has appointed DR.. E. W. Bayley of this
city medical examiner for the society.
Geo. W. Murfn of Winnebago City
arrived in the city Saturday evening on
bis way to SLEEPY Eye and spent few
hours with friends.
Drs. Strlcklel, and Erickson of Lafa-
yette performed an operation for appen-
dicltis on the daughter of August Soren-
son Tuesday morning. -
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Beachler returned
last Wednesday evening from Mime
apolis where Mrs. Beachler had been
spending the week previous.
Fred Eggers of Arlington, who is con-
sidered among the best of the local
agents for the Interstate, was in the city
over Sunday the guest of G. W. Barnes.
Hugh McPhee formerly of Springfield,
has been put in charge of Carlson Bros.
store in this city. He was formerly in
the employ of Meitzinger & Hlntz of
Springfield.
Miss Eva Considine of Chicago, an ex-
pert trimmer, arrived in the city Mon
day and will be employed at the MILL
merry parlors of Mesdames Edder &
Thomas.
The March session of the county ccm-
mlssioners was called yesterday and the
board is now grinding out the business
of the county. They will probably be
at it all week. .
Prof. Critchett announces that new
pupils will be received in the grades
Monday, March 23d and Monday, March
30th. Parents having children to send
sho uld bear this in. mind. ~ -.
Miss Ernestine Eyrlch, formerly of this
city and VIM. Thelemann of LeSueul
were married yesterday at the home OF
The oride's parents, by the father of the
bride, Rev. G.. NJ. Eyrich.
The Review goes to press too early to
get news mnch later than Tuesday noon,
consequently people will understand why
it is that things that take place on that
day receive only slight mention.
Stuebe's "baby beef" which has been
On sale the past week was all that be
claimed for it. and is so much superior to
the ordinary meat that people will dis
like to go back to plain steak.
Herman Bluhm, who was with the
City Drug Store fol some time and later
with A. A. Glotzbach, of Sleepy Eye has
accepted position with the Theopold
Co. of Faribatlt and left for that place
last week. ...,
Hummel Bros. attracted large mum.
Der of people to their store yesterday by
the liberal distribution of st. Patrick's
day souvenirs. They are very neat and
were quite generally worn by all tc
whom they we're given.
One of the deputy organizers for the
Maccabee Fraternal Insurance order was
IN the city couple of days last week
looking up the prospects for establish
ing tent in this city. He did not meet
with much encouragement.
1t is said that with the close of the
license year Capt. Nenno will go out of
the saloon business and will enter the
employ of the Hauenstein Brewing Co.
as travelling salesman. BE will make a
good man for that position.