New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-20
LOCAL NEWS.
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here on business Monday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Walthausen, of Searles, last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stork were made
happy by the arrival of a baby girl
Sunday.
Miss Eva Klossner leaves tomorrow
for Winona to visit with the McLen-
nan family.
Miss Hertha Hers and little nephew,
Lloyd, returned last week from Bos-
ton, Mass.
w. E. Rein and family, Of Tomah,
Wis, were the guests of G. G. Rein,
the past week.
Fl. r. Zimmerman and wife of
CORTLAND, became the parents of a
son on Friday.
The county commissioners went into
session Monday as the county board
of equalization.
Mrs. Peter Heinen and son, Anton,
of Comfrey, are here this week attend
ing the carnival.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. Wilkowske, of Ar
lington, visited at the home of DR.. G.
F. Reineke last week.
Miss Zita Guth of Mankato, is
spending carniva week with her friend
Miss Selma Frenzel.
Mrs. G. B. Weiser was a passenger
yesterday morning for Minneapolis,
| where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Montgomery and children Of
| Walnut Grove, are in this city the
guests of Mrs. G. H. Stahl.
Ed. Gieseke, the Sleepy Eye lumber
man, was in the city last Wednesday
and spent the evening with his parents.
DR.. G.. W. Weiser left yesterday
morning for the northern part of the
state to look after his farm property.
W. c. Miller and wife left yesterday
for Gwinner, N. D., where they will
visit for a week with Mrs. Miller's
sister.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis has
a crew of men and a pile driver at
| work repairing a number of bridges
near the city.
The Misses Lizzie Struemke and
Lizzie Jaehn of Springfield, are spend
the week in this city, the guests OF
Mrs. Jos. Karl.
Miss Lillian Burnham of Salt Lake
City, Utah, who has been visiting with
Miss Bertha Hummel, left yesterday
for Albert Lea.
Herbert A. Jones of Milford, and
Miss Bertha Ganske of Sigel, were
united in marriage last Thursday by
Judge of Probate S. A. George.
The Nicollet county commissioners
refused to allow the construction Of
the Lafayette and Bernadotte ditch
and the matter will be dropped for the
present.
Corp. J. Smeetz, who has charge O.
the local recruiting station for the
regular army, intends to spend three
days in Sleepy Eye next week in search
Iof recruits.
The marriage of Miss Emily Nehl
to Fritz Wandersee, both popula
young people of this city, is announced
to occur in the Lutheran church mex
Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Stamph of Mankato, the Evan
gelical association presiding elder
was here Monday looking up loca
ton for the church which the loca
| members contemplate erecting.
l e. W. Miner, representative of th
; Empire Cream Separator company {
!. Bloomfield. N. j., was in the city yes
terday for the purpose of establishin
: an agency for his machines.
/" DR.. Kohler. of Minneapolis, will I
in New Ulm, Sunday July 3lst, to d
eye, ear, nose and throat work. Hour
: from A. M. to 3 P. M, at DR.. Strict
= ler's Office. 80
Rev. Isker, pastor of the Evangel
cal association congregation at Cour
land, conducted services in the Coz
gregational church Sunday afternoon
II He will hold services again in tW
weeks.
| Judge S. A. George, who was a
pointed as the referee in the divor'
proceedings instituted by Albin Vel
kanje against Lena Velikanje, toe
the evidence in the case yesterds
| morning.
II Mrs. Mary Gulden returned la
! | week from Dallas, Texas, where 81
| had spent the winter with relative
| She will visit a couple weeks in th
l oitv Dri0r tn 1eayinp for her home