New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-25
$1,000 to S22.5O

Henry Meirer of Saginaw, Mich,
nephew of Prof. Sporting is visitor
at the Sperling home.
Miss Mabel McLennon, teacher in
the public school, spent Sunday with
her mother in Winona.
All of the teachers of the public
| school at CORTLAND were in the city
Friday visiting the local schools.
Mrs. Beltum who has been visiting
with her niece, Mrs. Richardson left
for her home in St. James Saturday.
G. W. Barnes has leased the:Horn-
burg building on State street and will
occupy it as resident after the first
of the month.
Rev. G.. II. Sauter, pastor of the
German Methodist church spent several
days visiting friends at Jordan return
ing home Friday.
Mrs. BreitkreitZ of Comfrey has
rented the Klinkhammer house on
Washington street and will make New
Ulm her future home.
Philip Stein has rented the rooms
over Pfefferle's grocery store and will
move his family into them. He is the
assistant in Simmet's barber shop.
A representative of a Chicago house
was in the city Friday with display
of rare needle work which attracted the
attention of number of the ladies of
the city.
Thursday witnessed the first fall of
snow in this vicinity though it was
hardly of such proportions as to be
worth mentioning. 1t melted as it fell
and lasted only a few moments.
The card party given by the ladies
of the Catholic Order of Foresters last
Wednesday was not as we'll patronized
as was expected but those who were
there report having had an excellent
time.
Mrs. H. D. Beussmann and Mrs. G.
F. Reineke represented thetwo women
clubs of this city at the State fedora
ton of woman's clubs in Minneapolis
last week returning home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fricke of Belgrade,
parents of Mrs. Herman Engelbert
have rented house on North Jefferson
3 street. They have moved their house.
: hold goods and will make this their
, future home. ... ,. -
Following the customs of the past
: winters the teachers of the public
: schools have organized a basket bal
1 team and have regular games on GER
: tain evenings in the gymnasium of the
, school building. -..
Miss Marie Buschers and Miss Edna
Vinson, who have been visiting rela
a tives in the city went to Mankato ant
S Minneapolis Friday, where they viii
# visit friends before leaving for thei
L. nome d6 buldlO IN. -.
u Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Runck return
ed to this city Tuesday morning, ate
i a short sojourn in the cities. The,
e will at once 60 to housekeeping in tn
J. J. M. Herring residence, recent
e bought by Mr.. Runck.-Springiel
= Advance.
Louis Ambrosch, the violinist Q
l. Mankato. was in the city over Sunday
I. He has not succeeded in disposing c
d his fathers property in this city an
n still anxious for buyer. He expect
d to leave Mankato soon and is conten
h plating course in music in Germany
Attention is called to the announce
n ment Of the German play which is t
st be held in Turner theatre Sunda
e evening 1t is the first of the seaso
}. and is to be given by local talen
h Those who have to do with the arrange
ment and the rehearsals of the play sa
J. that it will be we'll worth seeing.
le A. F. johnson was home from Nil
S neapolis over Sunday. He has at lea!
or one more weeks service in the Circu
m court, as there are three more cases
i be tried and he may be wanted as
c. Juror on one of them. This makes tt
a fourth week he has been in attendant
e. at the session of the court.