New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-28
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The Domestic Clni, mss la1t Thursday
evening with Mn Earneat icharsl
Mn 3. Hogan and Mir Ida sonmer
visited relatives il Sc. Plul last week
William Koch returned Tuesday eve:
nlng from business trip % Minneapo-
llssr $500
a party Of friends we're entertained
Thursday evning 81 Mr.. and Mn. ". = =.
Sieter.
The N. &sSt. Z. brought in over g
passengers from the moth Monday af-
ternoon. .s7.s IS
Miss oletas schell of st. Paul, i visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mn An An
ton Zieher. . 6 B
Attorney Geo. sommerville Of Sleepy
Eye. vas IN this city for few hours
Saturday. s52=
Fred G.. Mier OF Golden Gate. was
transacting business in this CITY Friday
afternoon.
{ Miss Alice Bingham of Sleepy Eye,
was visiting relatives in this city during
the past week. 3.,s ..= !.
Mrs. L. G.. Vogel returned Monday af-
ternoon from q weeks visit with friends
at Minneapolis. 81 4.
Mrs. z. N. Running Of Superior, Wis,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Olsen last week. ,....>..rs>.-.c.
Otto Baarsch returned Friday from
his outing with the National Ticket Sell
lers' Association. i
Mrs. A. H. Wagner moved to Indian
apolis, Ind. last week where herhusband
located some time since.
William Mueller, one of st Peters
prominent merchants, was in this city
for few hours Saturday. ~.. -.
Miss Flora PfeHerle went to Staples,
Mimi, Saturday where she will take
charge of a millinery store.
About six inches of the beautiful
snow came Sunday and put stop to
the bikes for couple of days.
Miss Minnie Setter of Tracy, spent the
past week in this city the guest, of her
aunts, Hilda and Hedwig Setter.
Mrs. 8. F. Relneke, wife of DR.. Refine
ke, was operated on for appendicitis
Sunday and is getting along finely,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Doty of Court
land spent Monday night in this city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Webber.
The millinery opening at L. Duetz &
Co.'S Friday and Saturday was we'll at
tended and was success in every way.
G. Fl. Ross of Minneapolis, president
of the Bank of Hanska, was in this city
Saturday looking after business mrtters.
Mrs. s. Pfefferle announces spring
opening at her millinery parlors to which
all the ladies are invited on Tuesday,
April 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grussendorf Wis
tied with Mrs. Grussendorf's sister, Mrs
William Getting, at St. James Thursday
of last week.
DR.. Orlando Gray, the celebrated Mag
netic Healer, has been permanently EN-
ployed in the New Ulm Institute of Mag
netic Healing.
- Among those who graduated from the
state school of agriculture last week were
Casper Alstad, Hanska, and Alex. New
dahl, Springfield.
The New Ulm steam laundry has
placed its agency with Held Bros. and
all packages left with them Will be re-
turned promptly.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Weber entertained
friends Monday and Tuesday evenings
of this week. Progressive crokinole was
the leading feature.
Mrs. A. Marden, wife of DR.. Marden,
is reported as being somewhat better at
this tine aud there is now reasonable
prospect for her recovery. . e: s s.l y !.
The first man to commences seeding In
this vicinity was Christ Filzen whose
farm IS just outside the city and who be-
gan operations last Friday.
The .sGen. Morazon'' cigar sold BY
W. G. ALVIN is just what you want to
smoke while reading your mail. Get one
when you go to the post Office.
Elsie Koch entertained party of her
girl friends at the family residence on
German street Tuesday afternoon, the
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