New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-21
New Tim IS
and Vicillif 81

day Of last week.
Miss R.Stierle, 81 81. Pan, is visiting At
the home Of A. j. ALVIN.
n. Henningsen made . business trip
TO Minneapolis last Thursday. s.#1
P. Christensen Of Sleepy Eye was 9
New Ulm visitor last Wednesday.
The members Of the French class sur
prised Miss Gebser on Monday evening
Mrs. j. Martin and son Of Waseca are
visiting with the.family Of Ralph Yates.
Mrs. J. L.Schoch entertained q number
of friends Thursday afternoon and eyen-
ling. . .Is
John Heyman returned from two
weeks visit to. the twin cities on Mon
day. .....s.. Il. 5.s
Mathew Jacobs and family of Sleepy
Eye, visited with New Ulm friends over
Sunday. s sss "
Miss Title Nuesle Of Minneapolis was
the guest of Gustie and Emma Rollof
last week. z.s
I Mrs. Fl. Welcome and Miss Pearl
Loeff1er went to Mankato Saturday to
visit with friends. .ssrz= .g..,5@. 4.
Herman Mueller moved his family to
St. Peter last week where they will re-:
side in the future. - - %.sr 3
Rev. Plut of Sleepy Eye, assisted Rev.
Sandmeyer at the Catholic church in
this city Sunday. T.. -
The Misses sMarti returned to Owatona
Monday to resume their studies after a
vacation of five weeks. "" r."
The Review is Informed that G.. H..
Dirks has withdrawn his candidacy for
| alderman in the 3rd ward.
@. Fl. Dirks went to Minneapolis yes
ter'iay morning to attend meeting of
northwestern lumber dealers.
Johu Heyman will leave for St. LOUIS
the latter part OF this month to accept
position with commission house in that
city.
j. r. Graft came up from Chicago Sat-
urday evening to spend the spring vaca-
ton with relatives and friends in this
city.
The firm of Ochs, Baer & Co., hard
ware dealers, has dissolved, E. w.
schotzke retiring. The firm name will be
Ochs 6 Baer.
James M. Gemmill and Emma Cold.
we'll, both of Cottonwood, were marrled
by Judge George Monday afternoon.
They will reside at CORTLAND.
Miss Julia Berndt was surprised Sun
day evening by the young ladies of the
of the turning class to which she belongs
and number of other friends.
The grand lodge of the A. o. U. W.
meets in st. Paul next Tuesday. Prog
ress Lodge No. %, of this city, will be
represented by Charles Wagner.
Miss Beatrice Dougal arrived from Chi
cago Tuesday evening and has taken a.
position as head trimmer in the millin-
cry parlors of Mrs. B. Follmann.
Whengoing to the post Office for your
mail drop into the City Drug Store, W.
@. Alwin's,and get one of the celebrated
"Gen. Morazon' five cent cigars.
F. H. Behnke returned home from
Minneapolis Monday where he had been
since the 9Th of the month in attendance
upon the United States district court as
a juror. - l.. -:
R. II. Bach of Owatonna, a member
of the firm of Bach Bros. of this city, &C.
companied by his wife spent several
days here during the past week the guest
of his brother. III
The Germania Sisters gave farewell
social last Thursday evening at their.
lodge rooms to Mrs. Joseph P. Vogel
and Miss Emma Gebser who will soon
leave tor foreign trip. ~ >s
Mrs. Helen Setter returned from ST.
Paul last Wednesday evening. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. f..
W. johnson, who will spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends. & !. II.
Miss Emma Keller of st. Paul has
been engaged by Mrs. Mary Hummel to.
have charge of her millinery department,
coming here for the spring opening, and
will remain about four months.
A. 2. Walton, formerly prominent
resident of this city, died at Morgan
Saturday Of consumption. Deceased was