New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
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Geo. 5Eckert of Gibbon, called upon
acquaintance in the city Monday.
Henry Koch was down from Mime.
apolis last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lena Neumann Of Sleepy Eye,
was holiday visitor at the home Of
Henry Frenzel and wife. sss
Emil Schmidt and two sons, Of St.
Paul, have visited here since Christ
mas with DR.. G. Schmidt.
DR.. J: c. Rothenburg and family
were down from Springfield and spent
Christmas with relatives here.
@ Miss Minnie Schoeh returned from
tie east last week, arriving Christmas
day. She will remain in New Ulm in
definitely. ,l4
Beginning January 4th Jones' read
ers will be used in the public schools.
These readers can be had at Held
Bros. book store. 49,. 49,.
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having "a bottle of Frisco Cough Syrup
in the house. For sale at W. G..
Alwin's drug store.
F~sMisss Clara Jorgensen was here
from Owatonna last week visiting with
her friend, Miss Lulu Hose. She left
Sunday for Springfield.
ii Col. VIM. Pfaender and son, Attorney
Albert Pfaender, were passengers for
ST. Paul Thursday. They went up to
spend Christmas with relatives.
The basket social which was to have
been given in the Grand Hotel Monday
evening by the Episcopal guild has
been postponed until this evening.
VIM. Gray, a senior in the dental
school at the University of Minnesota,
is spending his vacation here as the
guest of his friend, DR.. G.. Schmidt.
Physicians of Brown and Redwood
counties will meet in, the city next
Tuesday. It is the semi-annual session
Of the Brown County Medical society.
+ Miss Minnie FRANKIE, formerly a
teacher in the New Ulm public schools
but now teaching in st. Paul, is visit
ing at the home of DR.. and Mrs. o. G.
Stricken.
Transcripts of the evidence in the
Sperl will and Islander cases have been
ordered by Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein
preparatory to making motions for
new trials.
lNWd. Eibner is Offering a special
make of Brick Ice Cream for New
Years. Patrons of this popular res
taurant will find it just what they are
looking for.
Mrs. Joseph Bobleter celebrated the
anniversary of her birth last Sunday
by inviting in large party Of friends
and relatives to partake of her bounti-
full hospitality. w.,
A. H. Lienhard returned Thursday
from Nauvoo, ILL.,, having attended
the funeral of his father, J. Il. Lien
hard, whose death was mentioned in
the Review last week.
Gustav Plath of Dodge Center, spent
several days in New Ulm last week
as the guest of Mrs. Wilhemina Book.
He departed Saturday to visit rela-
tiyes in Sleepy Eye and Evan.
Is Thos. B. Brick opened his new bowl
| ing alley in the Hornburg building
Saturday. New Ulm bowlers will now
be given the opportunity to accustom
themselves to regulation alleys.
The Retail Grocerst and General
Merchants association, will hold it's
annual convention in Crookston during
the latter part of February. F. h.
Behnke of this city, will attend. ]
K On Christmas day the members of
the Evangelical church choir accom-
panied Rev. G. 81. Dallmann to Nicol-
let, to participate in the Yuletide SER
vices and exercises at that place. q
Sheriff VIM. j. Julius left yesterday
with Charles Kimball and John SulIi-
van, who will begin serving their SEN
fences. He took the former to Still
water and Sullivan to St. Cloud.
All of the churches and societies
carried out their Christmas programs
as announced by the Review last week.
At all the exercises the attendance was
large and the programs were interest
ing. ..
Ex-president Strong of Carleton
college, delivered two very able services
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening. Next Sunday
the Rev. D. o. Bean will conduct the
services. .....< II.
NC. H. Hornburg and wife visited
lover Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. H. Mailer, at Redwood Falls.
On her return Mrs. Hornburg spent
several days at Sleepy Eye as the
guest of friends.