New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-22

I. Hans Mo was over from Sleepy Eye
on business Friday. IS
W. G. Haubrich made a business triE
to Mankato Saturday.
A. c. Ochs of Springfield, greeted
friends in the city Saturday.
Jacob Klossne:, Jr., was in Springfield
on business last Wednesday. E
H. G. Kaschau accompanied the excur.
sionists to Minneapolis Sunday.
Attorney Einar Hoidale was called te
Hanska Thursday on legal business.
Miss Kate Gratz of Waseca, is a guest
a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle
E. G. Hage, cashier of the Bank Of
Hanska, was in the city On business
Monday.
Otto Ochs of Austin, was in the city
Friday upon his return from trip tc
South Dakota.
Mrs. G.. B. Weiser, and little daughter
Katherine, returned home Saturday from
their Window visit.
Miss Ida Petry departed Wednesday
for visit of month with relatives In
St. Paul and other cities. Ill.,.
Mrs. A. J. Lamm of Mankato was en-.
tertained by relatives in the city from
Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. J. L. Schoch and little son are
expected home tomorrow from their
visit at Selinsgrove, Pa. =.
VIM. Huevelmann is driving a fine,
heavy team on his sprinkler. He pur-
chased the animals last week.
| Miss Addie Olsen returned home last
week from Milwaukee, where she had
been attending the academy of music.
This afternoon the children of the
Methodist Sunday school will hold their
picnic in the grove near the east prim-
airy.
Mrs. E. J. Collins of Washington, D..
c.. is in New Ulm visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Man.
derfeld.
William Ruemke returned to his home
at slbley, Ia.,> yesterday, after visiting
since Friday with his mother and other
relatives in this city.
Miss Mollie Luehrs is stopping at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Buschers.
She will not return to her home in Ohio
for some little time.
Peter Gag has sold his 300-acre farm
in Cottonwood township to John H.
Seifert, Jr. The property brought $50
per acre, total of $4,000.
F. x. ScElumpberger. formerly of this
city, was chosen as one of the members
of the council at a recent election in the
newly incorporated village of Clements.
The Zelle and Beussmann families had
an outing Sunday at the Meyer creek
above the city. They entertained Miss
Viola Heimerdinger of New Paynesville,
MINI.
Rev. Joseph Earl of Minneapolis,
occupied the pulpit in the Congrega-
tlonal church Sunday in the absence of
Rev. S. g. Updyke, who preached at
MARSHALL.
Carl Crone returned Thursday from
Thief River Falls, being accompanied
by his wife and Mrs. Chas. Stuebe, who
had been visiting in Northern Minneso-
ia for month.
On complaint of W. H. Kastner,
Frank Guggisherg was arrested last
Tuesday for using abusive language. He
paid fine of 81 and costs in Judge
Henningsen's court.
Rev. H. A. Chouinard of st. Peter,
conducted Episcopal services in Gebser's
hall Friday evening. The Misses Grace
and Cora Johnson received the rites OF
baptism at the hands of the rector.
Threshlng is beginning early this
year. Fred Klossner of Lafayette, was
all ready to commence threshing his rye
from the shock Monday when the rain
compellee him to suspend operations.
F. W. Vogelpohl, teacher in the
Lutheran parochial schools at Green Bay,