New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-04-11

p.per some weeks q 4
Mesdames A. q. and illiam Ander-||
son Of Spring field, and Mr. = Doty
81 Courtland, were the guests q Mn. s.
D. Peterson yesterday sa'Fs
Adolph Nellie will finish his confse IN
pharmacy at ST. Paul on tho 4 18th and
return 20 his former position in the City
Drug Store in this city
The family Of E. a. Grossjean moved:
to Window the latter part Of last week,
where Mr.. CROSS jean is manager for the
Lamperts Lumber company.
Miss Paulins, daughter Of ]. G. Ru-s
dulph, arrived from New York last week
and is spending some time in this CITY.
visiting relatives and friends.
The opening At the millinery parlors5
of Mrs. s. Pfefferle last week was most
successful. over $50 ladies' attending.
Ice cream and cake we're served.
Latest reports from Charles Wagner,
who has been dangerously sick for some
weeks, are that he is very much inn
proved and will doubtless recover.
I Ernest Eyrich returned Saturday eve
ming from his first trip as travelling
salesman for the vinegar works and spent
Sunday in this city with his parents.
Miss Amalia Nix and Miss Minnie
Pfaender, teachers in the public schools
at St. Paul, have been spending their
spring vacation with relatives in this city.
The Junior League of The Congrega-
tional church will hold an egg social at
the home of Mrs. E. T. ,Critchett Mon
day evening, the hours being from 4 un-
til 8. "".& NJ. =.,:..sz ~ + s
Negotiations for the purchase of :
gravel pit by the G. & N. W. railway at
CORTLAND were completed Monday. The
property acquired comprises little over
SO acres. r." x r. +: ! =.
DR. L. A. Fritsche returned this morn
ing from St. Paul where he had been at.
tending meeting of the state board Of
medical examiners, of which body he is
a member. T. r..' o. I
Mrs. Grant Tyrell of Faribault, the
wife of Capt. Tyrell of Go. B. 18th regi-
ment Minnesota Volunteers, is spending
a few days in this city the guest of Mrs.
L. G. Vogel. "a: - E,
The excavation for the foundation Of
the addition to the pumping station at
the city water works has been completed
and work IN the superstructure has been
commenced. ..
M. Juenemann, Rev. Rinke, A.Amann,
Charles Marti, Joseph Henle and Anton
Sperl were in st. Paul. last week attend
ing the semi-annual meeting of the ST..
Joseph Catholic Benevolent society.
Judge George had official business at
Springfield Wednesday of last week. He
was accompanied by his grandchildren,
Lula and Albert George, who remained
with their aunt, Mrs.Mo, until Monday.
The Baarsch family will move to Bird
Island this week. The Germania Sisters,
OF which society Mrs. Baarsch is an &C.
tive member, rendered her a very pleasant
farewell reception last Thursday even
ing. ~. ..
! The management Of Turner hall has
| secured the Milwaukee German Theatre
company for three nights during the
latter part of May or the first of June.
The exact dates and plays will be an
nounced later.
J Mrs. G. F. Mowery went to Minnea-
polls yesterday as delegate to the
Woman's Board of Interior Missions of
the Congregational church. The con-
ventlon, which opens today, will be in
session three days. -, W..
The family of L. E. Fritsche moved
to Albert Lea this week, where Mr..
Fritsche has accepted position with a
wholesale machinery firm. They have
the best wishes of large circle Of
friends in this city. 5:...- Il.
Miss Lille Mohr, Of whose illness The
Review made mention last week, is still
unable to resume her duties as teacher
in the first North primary and her posi-.
ton is temporarily supplied By Miss
Johanna Weddendorf. .5 ~.
DR.. LA. Gebhardt went to Mankato
Monday where he is attending . meeting
Of the Southern Minnesota dentists as.
sociation. He will also take 4 post grad