New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-14
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LOCAL NEWS. &


". Meyer or lnlS CITY visited IN st.
Paul last week.
Frank Nenno and wife are visiting
friends in Omaha.
Chauncey Olcott at Mankato Theatre
next Monday Sept. 10Th.
Miss Lillian Juni began her school.
in the Diepolder district on Monday.
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newest frames, at } Il. Forster. 35tf
Mrs. G. w. Nicholson is visiting
friends in Watertown, S. D., this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Richardson of
of this city spent last week in Winona
visiting friends.
j. Fl. Siegel, head miller at the
Eagle mill, was in Minneapolis several
days last week.
C. w. A. Krook is enduring an
affection of rheumatism this week and
is confined to his home.
Prof. A. Ackermann of the Lutheran
college Of this city, will preach at ST.
James on Sunday next.
Olaf Benson, one of the proprietors
of the farmers store at Gibbon, was
in the city Friday on business.
Don't fail to hear or see Chauncey
Olcott next Monday night at the Man
kato Theatre in his latest songs.
Mrs. John Buschers and children
came home Saturday from two
weeks visit with relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. M. Mullen entertained a large
party of her lady friends at whist at
her home last Thursday afternoon.
Eugene Pfetferle and wife were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Penning in the town Of Home, over
Sunday.
Mrs. M. G. Dill and granddaughter,
Margaret, returned from a visit south
Saturday and are again at DR..
Schoch's.
Professor Brandup one of the owners
of the Mankato Business college, was
in the city Thursday in the interests OF
his school.
Edward Sprenger left on Thursday
last for ST. Paul where he will re-
sumo his studies in ST. Thomas
seminary.
The price of wheat seems to be con-
tinually upward and the bulls in the
market are predicting wheat at So be.
fore next May.
Miss Lillian Klossner who com
menced her work in the Mankatc
Normal school last week, was home
over Sunday.
II. f. Neumann will have his regu
lar Monday bargain sales from nov
until Christmas. Watch for our &C
in the papers.
Geo. W. Barnes, president of the
Inter State of this city, left on Saturda.
for Candy in the interest of the in
surance company.
| o. M. Olsen Of the Model drug store
left for the cities Friday and whil
there will purchase part of his stool
of holiday goods.
| Subject for the morning discours
at the Congregational church will b
''Heaven. In the evening, "Con
trasts and Similarities. :"
The veterans of Hecker post G. A
. r., of this city spent the day YER
pleasantly at Hunter Rest Sunday
where they held a picnic.
Prof. j. Meyer of the Lutheran col
lege of this city, preached at the mis-
. sion fest in Sleepy Eye Sunday.
Alderman Anton Richarts of thi
.. city, went to Hector Saturday for tn
purpose of experimenting the thresl
. ing on his farm in that vininity.
Last Thursday and Friday Ado
!. Wagner, superintendent of the cleo
!. trio light and water works of this city
!. was in Minneapolis on business.
. O. j. Duane of St. Peter was her
!. over Sunday with his family. He
! getting out an excellent paper for th
. democratic nominee for governor.
Leo Gruenenfelder, son of Pro
. Gruenenfelder ofthis city, departed 70
: Prairie du Chen last week where b
! will enter a Catholic school at tia
!. place.
!. The Hanska schools opened for th
!. term with an attenda nce in all grade
!. of forty-one scholars. The teacher
/. there are Prof. Eggensperger and Mis-
: Ouren.
!. Herman Petersen of Brownton was
!. guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Henningsen one day last week on h
!. way to attend the business college
!. Mankato.
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