New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03

daughter e. Owatonna for short stay.
Elmer Onren is assisting in the State
Bank. On the 10Th he will leave for
Hanska to enter the State Bank Of that
place. .=s.=
Miss Leland left on Monday for Spring
field where she teaches IN the public
school.
Miss Alma Marti and Miss Martha
Kiersch spent Sunday with friends at
Searles. 3=
Mrs. w. G. Haubrich lett on Friday
last for q months VISIT with relatives at
Des Moines, Iowa.
During Col. Bobleter's absence on his
hunting trip, Geo. Schmidt is helping out
at the Brown County Bank. s ..=
Anton O. Ouren of Hanska was in the
city on Saturday to attend meeting of
the democratic county committee.
DR.. Albert Behnke of Milwaukee ar
rived IN the city on Saturday and was
the guest of relatives over Sunday.
Miss Viola Heimerdinger. who last
year attended Pillsburg Academy, will
attend the university the coming year.
Geo. Doehne is again able to be up
and around the house. At times his re-
covery seemed doubtful but now it is as.
sured. ~
The afternoon train on Sunday carried
forty five hunting dogs in the baggage
car on their way to the prairies Of South
Dakota.
Harry Bingham has entered the Office
of Bingham Bros. to take the place made
vacant by the resignation of James
Beecher. %-~s ~, ..~<s
Miss Lillian Klossner left on Monday
evening for Mankato to again take up her
work in the grammar department of the
Normal school,. -
Miss Lulu Hose, on Monday left for
Pillsburg, to take up course in music.
Her class in school here regrets losing
one of their number. - !.
Miss Lydia Meyer. of Appelton, Wis.
who has been the guest of Prof. and Mrs.
Sporting the past summer, left for her
home On Friday last. - Fl.
Andrew Haugberg, State Factory in
spector, was in the city Thursday on his
annual tour of inspection. He was quite
thorough III his investigation.
Esther and Nicholas Schwender of St.
Paul who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. MART for the past week,
left for their home on Monday. p
The Lind residence has been sold to
P. Geifer Of this city for $1,000. Mr..
Geifer disposed of $50 acres of land in
Nicollet county to Mr.. Lind in the deal.
DR.. Kohler was here on his regular trip
Friday and his Office was crowded with
patients during his entire stay. The doc
tor has an excellent reputation as
specialist.
Hebert Setter left for Minneapolis
Monday afternoon to take in the State
Fair. From there be intends to leave for
Rapid City s. D., where he will enter the
mining school. .@.=... i 81
The private Car of the son Of the presl-
dent of the United States passed through
the city Sunday on its way to Montana
where the young man will spend some
time in hurting. H.. @ss... d. J. s....szszs .
Miss Mable Mel Lehman, for the past few.
weeks visiting with friends here, left for
her home in Winona last Friday. On the
same day her brother Hayelock came up
for few days visit.
The Misses Lucy Hauensteins and OH
via Schapekahm have entered the Nor
NAL school at Mankato. They left on
Monday, Dora Hauenstsln accompanying
them to visit few days with friends.
For several days last week and during
the celebration Oscar Mueller a former
resident of this place but who has not
been in the city for some twelve years,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank,
Zschuncke. @
Ludwig Kunz, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Kunz, of this city, suddenly died at
his home in Sanborn Thursday. The
body was brought to the city Saturday
and the funeral was held from the Catho-
lie church Sunday afternoon. He leaves
a wife and two small children.
To show that there was a conscientious
crowd here during the celebration par
ty from town relates that hat which he