New Ulm review., 1900-04-25
s New Tim
and VICINITY

and Vicinity
Nm. q. =. Beecher visited il ST. Petsl
last week.
A- J. Barr Of Sleepy Eye, was 4 Ne~
/ Ulm visitor Saturday
/ John Behnke Of Nicollet was il this
city on business Mouday
". 2. Kiesllng is up from Mankato
to visit with his daughters.
DR.. L. a. Fritsche made profession
visit to Sleepy Eye last Thursday.
/ H, Heimerdinger made business TRIP
to Winthrop Monday afternoon.
Ed. II. Huebner, the hustling attorney
from Winthrop, was in this city Monday.
Charles Weschcke of springfield, visit
fed relatives and friends in this city Fri
Iday. NJ. s
Mrs. M. E. Matthews of Marshall was
visiting in this city Monday and Tues
day.
Miss Antoinette Crone returned to
Minneapolis last week to resume her
lstudles. 9
Miss Lou Hopt, of Fairfax, was the
guest of Miss Ida Sommer Saturday and
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. N, A. Cruttenden of
Hanska visited friends in this city last
Thursday. ..S F% .@.<#
Miss Ida Heers, teacher in the Spring.
field schools, spent Sunday at home with
her parents. -
Miss Ida Sommers returned Friday
from a four weeks visit with relatives
and friends. ~ -
Chas. Toberer was called to SPRING
field last Friday TO attend to some
plumbing work. '"~. F..
Louis Heimann returned Saturday
from the twin cities where he had spent
three or four days.
F. A. Miner, w. E. Doty and F. F.
Deems of Courtland were visiting friends
in this city Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo. Crone were made
happy by the arrival of fine baby boy
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen returned
Friday evening from their two weeks
trip to the Pacific coast.
John Toberer was in Essig Saturday
and took in the dance in the Milford
club house that evening.
Mrs. j. P. Watson of Marshal, was
the guest of Mrs. B. F. Webber for
couple of days last week..
Miss Lulu Setter of Winthrop visited
with friends in New Ulm for a few
hours Saturday afternoon.
Albert Ochs of Faribault, was visiting
his parents in this city last week prior
to making a trip to Germany.
Rev. A. William of Steward, was the
guest Of Revs. Beinhart and Sandmeyer
for couple of days last week.
Quite a number of New Ulm people
will attend the meeting of the Athletic
Club at Mankato next Monday.
DR.. G. F. Relneke and wife went to
Chicago last Friday where the doctor
will take post graduates course.
The Review is informed that Carl
Manderfeld will be candidate for coun-
ty superintendent CT schools this fall.
Miss Mollie Luehrs entertained par
| ty of friends at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bushers Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. Kunze and son Henry, who
have been in Delaware during the
winter, returned to this city on Monday:
Mrs. F. G. Lamb of Madison, Wis, Is
spending couple of weeks in this city
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Siegel
George Reiser and Mary Abb, both of
this city were married Thursday even
ing, Judge Jacobs reforming the cere-
mony.
Peter Manderfeld made trip TO the
northern part of the state last week to
look after his real estate interests IN that
section.
The Minnesota g. Dakota Cattle Co.,
practically owred by New Ulm capital
lists, shipped three tram loads of stock
this week. ''4 zs..s..<. = s. Il
Joseph Everling was in Owatonna last
| uook oupplu;ncr Eho ,,1ooa of q Waokorr