New Ulm review., 1900-07-25

Friday on legal business.
Miss Gusta RinkeI Of Faribault, i
vislting friends in this city.
Theo. Schonlau has commenced work
in the Citizens Bank as clerk. s.ss=
Mesdames G. Peuser and J. Schmnck.
er are visiting at Arlington th week.
Emil Frenzel, of the New UIm Bot.
ting works, visited Morgan last week.
Mrs. E. Bernhardt of Chicago is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. n. G.. Mueller
j. P. Current, of Home, was calling
on friends in this city Wednesday and
Thursday.
| ]. Newhart returned Saturday even.
ing from weeks trip to the Twin cit
les and:Duluth. '7'.=
Dl. O. G. Strickler, accompanied BY
Mrs. strickler and daughter Vera, visit
led Springfield yesterday. sz.s
The Methodist congregation will again
commence holding services in Its remod-
elled church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eug. Pfefferle returned
Saturday evening from their visit to
Lake Shetek and elsewhere
Mrs. .Loheyde went to st. Paul yes.
terday taking with her her little daugh-
ter for treatment for deafness. &.
Miss Elsie. ..Jache of Mankato arrived
Monday to remain for some time the
guest of Miss Dora Hauenstein.
Mrs. Grace Watson of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, was the guest of Mrs. B. F. Web
ber- the latter part of last week. H..
Miss Jennie Crone entertained a party
of friends last Thursday evening in hon
or of Miss Baehr of Minneapolis.
Miss Paula Rudolph, who has been
visiting relatives in this city for several
months, has returned to New YORK.
We are informed that Or. Horace
Newhart has decided to locate at Min
neapolis flor the practice of his profes-
sion.
Emil Baenger will go to Lamberton
this week where he will take charge OF
the furniture store owned there by
Buenger Bros.
The annual picnic of the congrega-
tional Sunday school will be held at A.
J. Alwin's place on College hill next
Tuesday, July 31st.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen and daughter and Mrs
C. K. Blanchard returned Thursday even
ing from Pierre, S. D., where they had
been for short outing.
William Taggetz, who has occupied 6
position as miller at the Eagle Mill fo1
the past two years, will leave THURSDAY
for a trip to Mexico for his health.
The three year old daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Peter Soukup died last Friday
morning from lung trouble. The tuner
al was held from the Catholic churcl
Sunday,
A new plate glass front has been pu
IN the building occupied by Ochs 6
Baer as a hardware store. The room
has also been heightened by the addition
Of 81 feet.
Fred Setter, W. G.. Alvin and FREQ
Spoerhase, with their families, accompa
MED by Mrs. Henry Fuest of Chicago
picnciked at Choke Cherry islands
Swan Lake, last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Wagner arrived from Anr
Arbor last week and will spend few
weeks with relatives in this city, Prof
Wagner having come some time previ.
Gus for his summer vacation.
Rev. E. C. Lyons of Mankato, district
missionary of the Congregational church
held the first services in the English Ian.
guage at Lake Hanska last Sunday, Il
is, we understand, the intention to start
| a mission church in the near future,
Postmaster Weddendorf has received
for return letter written by some enc
in this city who evidently has the prop.
er appreciation of his personal appear
ance, the return card being directed to
"the ugliest man in New Ulm." Strange
to say Henry Kaschau and Billy Meyer
both refuse to receive it.
Hans O. Grytdahl, at one time editor
of the Comfrey Times, was in tins city
Sunday. We understand he will COM
mence libel suit against that paper for
certain matter published personally to
himself. He also contemplates going