New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-06
DR.. J. Z. Schoch made business
trip to Lamberton Monday.

DR.. ]. T.. Schoch made business
trip to Lamberton Monday.
Miss Minnie Schoch spent New Years
i with her sister in Window.
/ Pupils of the public schools are
again at work. The schools opened
Monday.
Harmony Camp, No. 2O97, NJ. w.
a. held It's public installation of officers
Hast evening.
/ Ed. Hoffman, went back to Fairfax
Saturday, after having spent the holt
days with his parents.
/ The worlds greatest cough cure is
Norgren's Frisco Cough Syrup. Sold
by all druggists.
Aug. r. lick and Miss Lena Helm,
young people Of Linden, were last week
issued license to we'd.
Mrs. Mary Lehman returned Tues-
lday from Stirum, n. D., where she
visited with her son, Fred.
Catherine Weiser gave a birthday
party Saturday aud entertained quite
a number of her little friends.
/ A masquerade ball, the Silva
Rosa will be given in. the Essig hall
on Saturday, January 18th.
Frank Burg's new bowling alleys
are about completed. He expects to
throw them open to the public to-
morrow.
/ Miss Esther Larson, now teaching
in the schools at Grand Forks, Nd
visited with friends in the city during
the holidays.
A number of young men gave a
bowling party Saturday morning at
the Brick alleys. Their lady guests
made enviable scores.
i Prof. E. T. Critchett returned home
Thursday night from st. Paul, where
| he attended the meeting ofthe Minnesota
/ Educational association.
/ A son of j. P. Hagberg of Lafayette,
was brought to New Ulm yesterday
and operated upon for appendicitis at
ST. Alexander hospital.
i Henry Bastian and Chas. Bierbaum
| went to Gibbon Monday morning to
take an inventory of general
merchandise stock at that place.
J Health Officer E. w. Bayley reports
twenty births during the month Of
December, of which thirteen were
females. There were seven deaths.
Capt Andrew J. Eckstein and Capt
= Einar Hoidale will go to st. Pau
) Saturday for the meeting Of the
Minnesota National Guard association
/. Mrs. F. Baasen and daughter, Miss
!, Lou, have resolved to take up their
residence in Spokane, Wash. They
will leave New Ulm about March 1st
J, ST. Alexander hospital, in this city,
/ is now in a very prosperous condition
It is crowded with patients, many O
whom were brought to New .Ulm from
a distance.
G.. A. Ottomeyer was jubilant Sat
urday. Shortly after noon his wife
presented him with son and he has
since been receiving the congratula.
tions of his friends.
While in ST. Paul next Saturday
Capt. John Buschers will put in q
: requisition for ten more g-Jorgen.
sen rifles. The growth of the Spring.
field section has made the company
short of arms.
W. G.. Little was in Minneapolis
Wednesday evening and went to the
exposition building to hear Alkaline
Patti. He says that in spite Of her
sixty-one years the famous diva's
voice is still sweet and pure.
An immense crowd attended the an
nual ball of the New Ulm Fire Depart.
ment, given in Turner Hall on New
Years eve. Excellent music was fur
nished by the Turner Hall orchestra
and the fire fighters discharged their
duties as hosts to the satisfaction OF
all.
In the ST. Paul Volkszeitnng of last
, Thursday evening there appeared q
: long article devoted to a description
of the New Ulm exhibit at the state
educational The big German
, daily gave over some two columns to
an account of the work of the school
children.
New Ulm's quota of state university
students went back to their studies
Monday. The party was made up Of
, Edwin Juni, Harry Bingham, VIM.
Meierding, Hilger Manderfeld, Elmer
). Haeberle, John x. Neumann, Bert
Hubbard, Earl Current and JOS. Pref
singer.
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