New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12

Miss Lou Baasen is visiting with Miss
Jennie Roth of Springfield.
Otto Held is clerking for G., A. Otto
meyer. during the latter's absence.
Louis P. Fiemeyer of Lafayette sold
his farm to Ernest Apetz for $4,000.
Mrs. Steinke of st. Peter spent Sun
day and Monday here With relatives.
Mrs. P.McHale was visiting with Mrs.
Chas. Gamble of Springfield last week.
Miss Birdie Mullen is visiting with
her friend Miss Ida McCabe of St. Peter.
Early mass at Catholic church will be
held hereafter at 7o'clock instead of So
clock.
Miss Mitchell of Springfield spent the
Fourth in this city, the guest of Miss
Zchunke.
Fred Hagedorn and Miss Lena Juer-
gems, both of CORTLAND, will be married
July Goth.
Henry Koch and Herman C. Schmidt
came home from Minneapolis to spend
the Fourth.
The Misses Alma and Herta Martl were
visiting with st. Paul friends part OF
last week.
Miss Martha Baird of Minneapolis i.
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A,
Pfeferle,
Mrs. Alb. Wagner of St. Paul is WIS.,
iting with her parents, Col. and Mrs..
Bobleter.
ALT. j. Vogel sustained slight injuries
at St. George last Thursday while clean
ing rifle.
Miss Ida Hers is entertaining her
friends, Mrs. Rossert and daughter from
Springfield.
Sleepy Eye will have another street
fair the same as last year on October 4th
to last three days,
John Lockway and family of Spring.
field were New Ulm visitors the earlier
part Of last week.
Miss Marie Rummings has returned TO
St. Peter after long visit with her Sis
ter Mrs. f. H. Behnke
Mrs. Emil Mueller returned Monday
from St. Peter where she had been
visiting for about week.
A number of ladies were entertained
at the home of Mrs. M. Hose Thursday
last, afternoon and evening.
John Woratschka sold his farm IN
Brighton to Anton Meidel for $4,000.
The farm contains 24O acres.
Mrs. J. G. Meyer, G. A. Mayer and
Mrs. G, A. Schilling, all of Winthrop,
were New Ulm visitors last week.
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle and her nephew,
Raymond Pfetferle, left Monday for a
few weeks visit to Brookings, S. D.
The Misses Nellie and Joe Woolsen of
Window have been the guests of their
sister Mrs. J. Welcome the past week.
VIM. Pfaender, Jr., left for St. Paul
the earlier part of last week, serving
there as member of the Federal grand
jury.
Mrs. Helene Engel of Chicago is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfenning-
er. She intends to remain here for
about month.
Mrs. Wolfgang Schmid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Forster and Mr. and Mrs Rudolph
Schmid, all ofSpringfeld. spent the past
few days in New Ulm.
g Ex-Sheriff Anderson came in, from his
Burnstown home last Friday and re-
NAMED until the following evening max
ing his usual pleasant calls.
Miss lfinnie Fischer with the three
little children of DR.. Gustav Fischer
came with Mrs. L. G. Bell from Mime.
'apol1s last Wednesday evening.
Anton ochs celebrated the 73rd ami
versary of his birth last Monday and q
large number of friends and relatives
we're in attendance.
s Henry F. Schumacher of st. Peter
died at Las Vegas, N. M, of consump-
ton last Wednesday,, aged thirty five
years. Arrangements were made to bring
the body to St. Peter for burial. y
Mr.. Geo. Dauber ofyMankato arrived
here Saturday and took charge Of the Ex-5
press Co.'s office during the absence Of