New Ulm review., 1900-10-10
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Rev. g. N. Eyr,ch visited il Eyot,
q Friday
.Rsddy' schmia. made !. tip Is Min
neapolia last week. &.
Today special cloak and jscket sale
AZ ]. +. Nenmann's. s..
r. 3. Bingham made 8 business tr1I
to Sleepy Eye Thursday
s. .. Peterson visited the vesteru
part of the county Monday. 4.
Miss Lucy Kiefer OF Mankato spen,
Sunday with friends in this city.
| ! NJ. Z. McGee, of Lamberton, was,sdo.
Ling business in this city Monday.
II Albert Setter, landlord Of the Dakota
House, visited the Twin Cities Saturday.
Il Miss Emma scheiderich came up from
Mankato and spent Sunday with rela-
tives. .5s5s I. q a
Miss Jesse Troupe, stenographer at
the New Ulm Roller Mill spent Sunday
in minneapolis. q.
Mics Antolnette Crone is spending :
few weeks with friends at Warren and
Thief River Falls.
/ Miss Martha Hornburg of Mankato is
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in this.city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. 81. Hornburg jr.
Miss Gertie Adams of Mankato spent
several days the first of the week with
the Misses Frenzel. ~. F. .*
Miss Tillie Buenger went to Lamber-
ton Sunday for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends -. Il IL
w. G. lHaubrich, one Of our enterprls-
ing Minnesota street jewelers., went to
Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday.
| Andrew J. Olin, who is now engaged
in the banking business at Franklin,
visited friends in this city Sunday.
A large number of the friends of Geo.
Schneider enjoyed the annual potato
picnic at his home near this city Sunday.
Ben Stockmann, Of the New Ulm
Ulm Roller Mill, made trip to Iowa
points on the M. & St. L. the first of the
week. -. ,
| Mesdames Frances and Kate Stenau-
gel, of Chicago, nleces of Baptiste Carl,
who died here last week, returned home
yesterday. :.
Jas. J. Sullivan is serving Jail SEN.
tence in charge of Sheriff Matter for the
larceny of revolver at Springfield last
Wednesday. ,
Mrs. Robert Frltsche and children Of
Lamberton, are visiting this week IN
this city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
J. Buenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Musser, of Tracy,
oEd-time residents Of this city, spent
Sunday here the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
R. Pfefferle. ..-....
Tom Murphy OF Watertown, S. D.,
formerly operator at the G. s. N. w.
station in this city, visited friends in
this city Sunday. -, .~. i
John Johnson, formerly an old en-
ployee of the G. & N. w. in this cltv,
has returned here and is employed as
night yard master.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Grunholz of Courtland, died Saturday
of last week and was buried in the Court
Iand cemetery Monday. Y
Richard Baasen went to West Saper-
ior, Wis, last Wednesday where he has
accepted position as operator with the
Western Union telegraph company. D.,
John Larson, clerk of the district
court, returned Monday evening from
Granite Falls where he had been attend
ing the funeral of his uncle, H. J. Sor-
lien. ~'.- ~.
| You will meet with success if you
learn bookkeeping, shorthand or type:
| writing at the New Ulm Business Col
| lege. Call at Office or write for cata.
| llogue. -. ~ s3.. +. .. z.
! w. A. Hubbard Of this city, collecto,
for the Nichols & Shepard Co., will
leave this week for three month'sstrip
to the Pacific coast in the interest Of biz
company. 2.$.s
Jos. Gabriel, so years Of age, died al
his home in Lafayette Sunday morning
of dropsy. The funeral was held Mon.
I, day and the burial took place il the St
George cemetery.
| Mononor Williams e. Ir.,r