New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26
! New Ulm
and Vicinity

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ION business last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grebe are visiting
with relatives in Fairmont.
John Q. Beetle Of this city is clerking
at the Windsor Hotel of Winthrop.
Miss Selmer Pherson of Lafayette has
made New Ulm her temporary home.
& ]. G. Meyer of Winthrop attended the
funeral of his brother Herman last week.
Mrs. Geo. Graft, who has been visiting
here for some time, has returned to st.
Paul.
Mrs. Fr3nk Renner of Mulligan was
visiting with her parents in this city last
week.
Hy. Hummel returned from the Cities
and is now at the desk of the Dakota
House.
The middle span of the Minnesota
bridge has been renovated, new planks
are laid
Nicklaus g. Henle have finished and
delivered a!few heavy carts to F. Auf-
derheide.
Anton Huberty has departed for South
Dakota, iwhere be willspend few weeks
with his son. a. ..-....
Fred Williams has remodeled his re-
sort, metal ceiling being one of the
main features.
The A. o. U. W. Lodge will entertain
the ladies of the Degree of Honor some
time in May.
Rev. F. Plut of Sleepy Eye was here
last Thursday, guest at Rev. Sandmey-
er's residence. 80
Baarsch & Dallmann, successors to A.
Hartmuth, have greatly improved their
establishment.
Stadick & Goblisch will take charge
of Nick Franta's saloon in Lafayette on
or about May 1st.
The Women's Literary Club met with
Mrs. O. G. Setter last Tuesday, Mrs.
Weber presiding.
Miss Mary Bogen has started on a Wis.
iting tour to!Chaska and St. Paul to be
absent several weeks.
G. Enes, travelling agent for the Haus-
er Mattings GO. of St. Paul, was doing
business here last week.
Misses G.rtie and Frida Schlottmann
and Anna Richartz of CORTLAND we're in
the city last. Wednesday.
VIM. Dannheim has been appointed
postmaster at Klossner station, vice An
thony G. Schreiner resigned.
The announcement is made that Her.
mann Cordes and Miss Alvina Hopping
are to be married in short time.
Miss Alma Raabe,. who las been Wis.
iting with St. Peter relatives during the
past three weeks has returned home.
Albert Setter has sold bis residence on
Broadway for $4,000 to Chas, stuebe, to
be the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Vogel.
Jos. A. Eckstein has now telephone
servicei in his residence, while Judge
Henningsen had phone placed in his
Office.
Judge Weber left with Court report
er W.T.. Eckstein for Redwood Falls last
Monday to hold term of the district
court.
Misses Cora Setter, Rosa Bushard and
Josephine sHuelskamp of Winthrop
were last week visiting with friends in
this city.
The infant child of Jos. Wiesner of
Cottonwood died Wednesday and was
buried..in the Catholic cemetery Friday
morning.
Messrs. Oscar DIN, John Boren, Aron
Bondesons.an Jos. Stadther, all of Laf-
ayette, weress New Ulm visitors part of
last week.
Bishop Gilbert Will conduct services
at the Congregational church Monday
evening, May 1st, at 7 80. All are cor
daily invited. .....E
A monument has been placed at the
grave of VIM. F. Guth in the city GENE
terry by the parents of deceased, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Guth.
Meta, the two-months old daughter Of
osephtHardecker, died Wednesday ev-
ening and was buried in the Lutheran
cemetery Friday afternoon.
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