New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-08
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Miss Marie Wiste of Madelia, was
the guest of friends in the city Friday.
Prof. A. Alderman occupied the
pulpit in the Lutheran church at st.
James Sunday.
Ferdinand Grebe of Fairmont, visi-
ted with his parents in the city several
days last week.
John Braendel, living in West New
ton, dislocated a shoulder Saturday.
He fell from wagon.
Miss Elsie Eckstein departed Satur-
day for st. Paul, to visit for week
with Mrs. Louis Entrup.
Mrs. M. Sontag of Mankato, spent
Friday in New Ulm as the guest of
Mrs. Barbara Classen..
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Hollister of
Sleepy Eye, spent Sunday as the
guests of G.. w. Barnes and wife.
George Forster and wife of Spring
field, we're entertained by New Ulm
friends and relatives over Sunday.
BENJAMIN Dieke and wife were over
from Mankato Sunday and spent the
day with W. c.. Miller and family.
In bowling game Friday night the
Company A team defeated the Buenger
block by a total score of 2193 to 207S.
The Misses Ella Sauter and Emma
Lindquist of Cherokee, Iowa, paid
New Ulm friends a brief visit Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. A. George and her COUSIN,
Mrs. Perry, went to Springfield Thurs
day for visit at the home Of Mrs. K.
E. Mo.
Miss Lillian Klossner left for Man
kato yesterday to join the party Of
ladies who will tour Europe this
summer.
Attorney Einar Hoidale went to St
Paul Saturday to accompany the Min
nesota editors to the worlds fair a
st. Louis.
Health Officer J. Fl. Vogel reports
the births of six boys and four girl:
for the month of May. There were
four deaths.
Confirmation exercises will be hell
in the German Methodist church mex
Sunday. A class Of twenty-one viii
be confirmed.
| Mrs. C. W. Barnes returned Thurs
day night from Cedar Falls, Wis. Sh
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Alvira Briggs.
Miss Cora Holbach, who has trimme
for Mrs. B. Follmann during the pas
season, was passenger Monday TO
Madison, Wis.
| A meeting of the building committe
of the Catholic parish will be hel
next Wednesday to open bids for tt
new parochial school.
J. B. Croker is expected to arriy
tomorrow from his home in Muncl
Ind, for visit with his daughte
Mrs. E. T. Critchett.e
The pupils of the Lutheran paroc
ial schools will have their annual pi
: mic and outing on College Heigh
next Sunday afternoon.
Ernst Wicherski and wife joined t
. Minnesota Editorial excursion at
Paul Saturday and left on a ten day
trip to the worlds fair.
The Milwaukee Theatre compan
which was at the Turner Theatre l.
week, played to a good audience
Springfield Saturday evening.
John II. Forster was called to Slice
Eye last Thursday to embalm the DO
of Nicholas Young of Shakopee, W
4 was killed by a Northwestern train
F. W. Johnson goes to ST. Peter
morrow afternoon to act as toastm
ter at the annual banquet Of the
Peter High School Alumni assoc
- ton.
VIM. Frederick, employed by And
as Saffert, suffered a painful init
> last week. While cutting meat
I'd knife slipped,ss -gashing his left
badly.
Hon. S. D. Peterson is having
81 residence on South Minnesota st1
Y remodelled. The portion damaged
d fire will be torn down and the rema
y der repaired.
Y Y Editor F. S. Pollard of the Mors
y Messenger, came down on the spec
q train from that place Saturday mo
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