New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-03

LOCAL NEWS.

with New Ulm friends.
Mrs. G. Il. Hornburg paid ST. Peter
friends a visit last week.
G. w. Black is now night operator
at the Chicago & Northwestern.
Mrs. G. Gerlach of Nicollet, was a
visitor last week with Mrs. T. Thomas.
Hanska is to have a new Lutheran
church. The building will cost $4,000.
Herman Bluhm of Faribau1t, was in
town several days the latter part of
week.
August Dirks and wife were down
from Springfield Friday to see the
circus.
Mrs. G. F. Reineke left Saturday
for weeks visit with Waseca rela-
tiyes.
Geo. Lasses of Madelia, is here for
a visit with P. J. Soukup and other
relatives.
Miss Lille Odjard of Mankato, is
spending the week with Miss Lucy
Hauenstein.
f. w. Hauenstein and children of
ST. Paul, visited here the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. II. D. Buessm ann and daugh-
ter, Louida, are back from their
eastern visit.
John Hauenstein and wife visited in
Springfield last week with the J. B.
Schmidt family.
Members of the eglingsverein
are now established in their camp near
Alwin's bridge.
Mic Baasen was here from Sleepy
Eye Thursday looking after the cutting
of his hay crop.
Chas. Silverson went to Minneapo-
lis Monday to look after a variety of
business interests.
DR.. D. F. Wood, A. S. Stone and
N. j. Ouren came up from Hanska for
the circus Friday.
Miss Florence Hirsch is here from
Minneapolis, visiting at the home of
Mrs. G.. B. Weiser.
Mrs. Daniel Plath of Evan, was here
over Sunday the guest of Mrs.
Wilhelmina Book.
Fred Gales was down from St. Paul
last week and visited with his parents,
JOS. Gales and wife.
Morris Christensen and wife of
Sleepy Eye, were entertained by New
Ulm friends Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Hogan of Minneapolis,
visited here last Thursday with her
sister, Miss Ida Sommer.
Mrs. H. G. Garfield and children OF
Winthrop, spent several days in the
city with relatives last week.
Miss Helen Everett ofRedwood Falls.
was here several days last week the
guest of Miss Dolly Hauenstein.
A. L. Wagner, wife and children O
St. Paul, are visiting at the home O.
General and Mrs. Jos. Bobleter.
Mrs. F. H. Behnke entertained &
party of lady friends at her home or
South Broadway Thursday afternoon
T. J. Coleman, the detective, was
about town several days last week
He continues to wear an air of secrecy
| Another of the pleasant dancing
parties on Hermann's Heights will b.
given by the young people this even
ing.
Chas. L. Roos of Kansas City, ant
Harry Kennedy of Chicago, arrive,
here Sunday for a stay of severa
days.
Mrs. H. H. Heimerdinger of Ne,
Paynesville, arrived in the city las
week and is visiting with Mrs. G.. A
Zelle.
/ Mrs. A. W. Bingham returne
Thursday evening from visit of tw
months with relatives at Swanton, Yer
mont.
| Rev. E. I. Gilmore leaves today fo
ST. Louis, Mo. There will be a reur
ion of the Gilmore family at til
worlds fair.
Miss Margaret Posi- left for he
home at Sanborn on Saturday ate
!. a two weeks visit with VIM. #Bierbau
. and family.
Miss Clara Ross returned Saturda
to her home in Springfield, after ha7
!. ing spent a week with her aunt, Mr.
. Mary Meile.
. Paul Lehnert, employed at the Sche
.. brewery, dropped a barrel of beer c
his right foot last week and is laid l
. in consequence.
Emil F. Buenger and Miss Louis
Vogelphol are to be united in marrias
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