New Ulm review., 1905-02-22

rived in this city Saturday and will
spend q few days visiting her parents.
Miss Ida Ochs, who has been visit
in in Sleepy Eye with relatives re-
turned to her home IN this city Thurs
day.
August Hummel returned Friday
from Chicago where he had been for
some days purchasing the spring and
summer supplies Of clothing for HUM
mel Bros.
Editor Haenzie was in the city SAT-
.urday enroute to West Newton, where
he was called on account Of the dam
erous illness of his father His wife
accompanied him
Hanska camp NJ. w. A. at it's meet-
ing last week elected 2. j. Blien and
u. II. Haenzie as delegates to the con-
vention that is to be held inthis city
on the 9TH of April.
N. l.. Glover, county attorney of
Cottonwood county, was in the city
Monday having an execution. case be-
fore Judge Webber. Mr.. Glover's
home is at Window.
Rev. D. A. Richards of Hayward,
Wis. has been secured to conduct the
services att the Congregations church
in this city and will preach both morn
ing and evening Sunday.
Jay Behnke, express messenger on
the M. & St. L. was compelled to leave
his work on account of sickness and is
at home in this city recuperating.
He eft the run Saturday.
Albert Stuebe returned home Mon
day evening from Shattuck school at
Faribault, where he was taken sick
with Inflammation of the kidneys. He
is under the physicians care.
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas. Grand
Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star
fraternity OF this state was in the city
Friday and Saturday and accompa-
MED the New Ulm party to Sanborn on
Saturday.
The remains OF VIM. Windhorn,
who died at the City hospital in st.
Paul last Sunday, were takento Iberia
and Inferred in cemetery of that place
Saturday. Mr.. Windhorn died of tn.
berculosis.
Attention is called to the card party
that is to be held by the ladies OF St
Anne Court in the parlors of the church
on Wednesday evening, March Ist. A
cordial Invitation is extended to ali
to be present.
The city Of Sleepy Eye is to have
an ordinance prohibiting splitting or
lthe sidewalks. New Ulm has snch ar
ordinance and since it's passage there
appears to have been no occasion 70,
the arrest of a single person. The
provision is a good one.
Farmers and others are taking ad
vantage of the excellent shedding anl
are hauling their heavy loads to mar
ket. There is an unusual amount O
wood and logs being brought to the
local market But The shedding prom
ises to be of short duration.
/ EFHar Hoidale was in Minneapolis
and ST. Paul from Thursday unit
Saturday night, looking after some
legal business. While he was il
Minneapolis he entertained party O.
his New Ulm friends at the celebrated
Odin club. of which he is a. member
and laterhe was guest ofHon, S. D
Peterson at the Ryan in st. Paul.
iH. n. Somsen and f. w. johnson re
! turned home from a tWo-weeks trip tl
Southern points Monday. They stop
ped at Cincinnati, Lexington, Chatta
no0ga and New Orleans and at all bu
the latter place they found the countr,
enveloped in ice and the weather mos
disagreeable cold Even as far south
as Chattanooga they found sIeet AMI
sn0wenough to make sleddingpossible
/ For sometime it looked as if ther,
was to be another famine of hard Goa
in this city. The cold weather an.
the difficulty of getting trains through
on all the roads, threatened to rende1
the replenishing Of the supply of Goa
impossible, but this condition has beel
overcome and the cold weather ha
moderated so there is no longer dan
ger of a shortage in the fuel supply.
A petition is being circulated anon.
! the citizens Of that part of the city "
ing south of Center street along Mime
Isota street to Third north, which is t.
be presented to the council for tn,
purpose of having a sewer put through
The matter has been agitated for som,
years but the necessary number o
Isigners could not be secured and th,
matter had TO be dropped. They thinl
there will be no difficulty in getting th,
required number at this time. Their,
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