New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-06
New Tim 3
and Vicinity

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As boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. v.
j. Seheiderich on Sunday.
A. w. Bingham made buiiness trip
TO Minneapolis last Wednesday
Jos. Gales transacted insurance bust
ness at Sleepy Eye last Tuesday.
"A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Pfaender Jr,, on Monday of last week.
FL Z. Bach of Bach Bros. transacted
business at Dover and Austin Monday.
Miss Emma Penning has accepted a
position as saleslady at Neumann's store.
DR.. o. G. Stricken and wife went to
Springfield Thursday morning and spent
Thanksgiving with DR.. and Mrs. Roth
enburg.
Geo. Doehne. the Austin druggist
spent Thanksgiving at home with his
parents.
r. Loheyde celebrated his 38th birth
day last Sunday evening with number
of friends.
Herman Mueller and family spent
Sunday with the family of W. H. Muel
Ter at St. Peter. s
Miss Pearl Carroll of Mankato was
visiting few days of last week in the
| city with friends.
Aag. Marschner and family of Manka-
to spent Sunday with Mr.. Marschner's
parents in this city.
Otto Wicherski, teacher at Eau Claire,
Wis, arrived here Thursday to spend a
few days of his vacation.
Attorneys Hagberg, Eckstein and
Somsen attended district court at St..
Peter part of last week.
The Misses Lucy Wagner and Gustie
Baarsch spent the past week in the Twin
| Cities visiting friends and relatives.
The marriage of Fred Fl. Schweppe
and Miss Emma M. Wellner will take
place today at the Lutheran church.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche will move into his
residence on German Street, purchased
from Geo. Shmidt, the latter part of the
week. ..~
John Langmack, student at the
Mankato Commercial College came home
Wednesday evening to spend Thanks
giving
Ed. H. Huebner of Winthrop spent
Sunday in the city while on his way to
Henderson, where he transacted legal
business. ':
The dance given by Company A at
Turner Hall Thursday was we'll attended
and proved financial success, The boys
deserve it. ....
Max Hanft, travelling salesman Tor
Minneapolis furniture concern COM
bined business with pleasure here last
Saturday. -.
Miss ..Amslia Nix, a teacher IN the
public schools of ST.. Paul spent her
Thanksgiving vacation with her relatives
in this city.
The twin infants of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Manderfeld of Sigel died on Saturday
of last week and were buried the follow
ing Monday.
Anton Hartmuth and family who have
been spending the past seven months in
the old country returned to New Ulm
Thursday afternoon.
Hilger Manderfeld, a student at Notre
Dam college spent Thanksgiving vacation
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Manderfeld, in this city. -..-
The ladies missionary society of the
Congregational church will hold It's an
nual meeting at the home OF Mrs. ]. 81.
Siegel Friday afternoon.
Louis Fiemeyer ard Gustave Mueller
who recently purchased the saloon Of
Baarsch & Doepke, took possession of
the same Friday morning. "
Miss Mary Bogen returned from her
western trip last Thursday and reported
that she had a nice trade in the line of
her fancy goods and art work.
District Court convened at St. Peter
last Wednesday. Judge Webber and
reporter Eckstein spent Thanksgiving
and Sunday with their families at home
here
Miss Dora Won Buel of Daros, Swift
erland was visiting with friends in this
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