New Ulm review., 1901-03-06
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Uim visitor Thursday.
Jacob Klossner made a business trip
to Sleepy Eye Thursday.
John Siebenbrunner made business
trip TO Wabasso last week.
c. B. Liver, of Omaha, spent Thurs
day and Friday in this city.
The Crokinole Club meet Saturday
evening with Miss Tillie Buenger.
A. ]. Grimmer will leave tomorrow
for short trip through the south.
F. Foss, of Courtland, was in this city
yesterday and made this office pleas
ant call.
JOS II. Heck and w. T. Dickmeier,
of Morgan, were calling on Friends here
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witty, of Nicollet,
were visiting friends IN this city last
Thursday.
Editor Fiene, of the Nicollet Leader,
made this office a pleasant call Monday
afternoon.
Henry Gugglsberg, of Mankato, spent
Sunday in this city the guest of the fam
| lily Of Jacob Klossner.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Dirks are blessed
with new baby daughter who arrived
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Rummings, of St. Peter,
spent the past week in this city the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ii. Behnke.
Richard Pfefferle and William Brandle
drove to Fairfax last Thursday to at
tend the funeral of Patrick Heffron-
Miss Katie Gratz, of Waseca, was WIS.,
lting wit h Mr. and Mrs. John Henle and
other relatives in this city last week.
The divorce case of Abraham Birk-
hard against Mary Birkhardt was on
trial before Judge Webber yesterday.
Those who attended the card party at
Turner Hall Monday evening had Il very
ENJOYABLE time A tine lunch was served.
Thomas Cannon has resigned his po-
sitlon as messenger for the Western In
ion and is succeeded by Alfred Linde-
mann.
Mrs. Henry George, of Sioux City,
Iowa, was visiting her daughter, MIS-.
S. D. Peterson, in this city during the
past week.
William Zeller was visiting his par
ents III this city during the past week
and returned to his home at Huron, S.
D., Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Gag, mother of Mrs. Mat
Siebenbrunner, is very i'll aud scarcely
expected to recover. She Is nearly 80
years of age.
Herman Jaske has purchased the farm
of Albert Siemera i'll Milford. The farm
consists of 240 acres and the purchase
price WAS $4,000.
Mrs. NJ. c. Schade, of Sleepy Eye, and
Mrs. John Haas, of Lamberton, were in
this city Monday to attend the funeral
of j. Peter Liesenfeld.
\ Miss Mabel George. of Sioux City.
Iowa, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S.
D. Peterson and will remain here the
remainder Of the winter.
Miss Herta Rudolph went to Colo
RADIO Springs, Col, Thursday of last
week to visit for some time with her
sister, Mrs. j. J. Atkinson.
Miss Lllllan Klossner went to Manka-
to Saturday to attend meeting of the
executive committee of the Young Peo-
| pies Society cf Christian Endeavor.
1t is stated that the C. s N. w. has
purchased land more nearly in the cen
,ral portion of the city and will build a
new depot at Redwood Falls.
Misses Emma Scheiderich and Louise
| Meile came home from Mankato Friday
where they are attending the Normal
School, to spend the spring vacation
week.
The Lyman Twins presenting "a Mel-
| ry Chase" at the opera house Sunday ev-
ening were well received. The special
ties were good and everyone seemed well
satisfied.
| Henry Kaschau this week received a
postal card from Alfred j. Mueller an
nounclng his safe arrival in Chicago and
stating that he would arrive in this city
about April 1st.
Mrs. L. G. Vogel entertained large
party of friends Tuesday evening in
! honor of Miss Lena Henning, of Rem
vile, who has been her guest during the
past week.
| The Don G. Hall company is playing
| three nights engagement ut the Con-
cordia. This is the best dramatic COM
pany that has ever played IN Bangor.
! Mr.. Hall is a fine actor. and in Rudolph
the Cripple last night he was great. The
lIndependant has gone 10 the La Crosse
theatre at sn expense Of $5 to see much
heralded attractions, but they were no
better than Mr.. Halls show last night.
Bangor Independent.
The Don G. Hall company will ap-
pear in au elaborate scenic production
of ssTen Nights in a Bar Room ,, with