New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-09-20

visitor Sunday.
Fred Bushard of Winthrop greeted
friends in this city Monday
Chas. Roos of Kansas City visited
relatives and friends in this city over
Sunday.
Mrs. Albin Carlson of Hanksa, was
the guest of relatives and friends in
this city Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Rothenburg of
Springfield spent Sunday at the Strick-
Ter home in this city.
Chas. Arbes, who has been visiting
his brother, Peter at Olivia the past
week, returned last Wednesday.
DR.. Bayley and I. NJ. Olsen of Sleepy
Eye took in "Hoity Toity'' at the
Turner Theatre Sunday evening.
Mrs. Alfred Roos of Lamberton ar
rived in the city Friday and visited
with friends and relatives until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Schmidt and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Krause of Man
kato were guests at the Dakota house
Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Alvin left last week for
an extended visit at the Portland ex-
position and other places on the Paci-
fic coast.
VIM. Collins is taking the place of
r. Townsend at the Northwestern
station while the latter is away on his
vacation.
Rev. J. W. McCord who was spend
ing his vacation in and around this
city the past three weeks left Monday
for his home at Gowry, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Book of
Springfield, visited friends IN this city
over Sunday. They took in the "Hoity
Toity" show at the Turner theatre.
Chris Arveson and some of his
friends from Sleepy Eye were in the
city Sunday and remained over for the
Hoity Toity performance at Turner
| theatre.
The Minnesota Valley Medical So
ciety held its annual meeting at Man
kato last week. The members were
banqueted at the Saulspaugh hotel.
DR.. Stricken of this city was present.
F. W. Johnson was visitor at the
Nicollet county fair and while in St.
Peter arranged to have number of
people from that city come to hear La
Toilette at Turner theatre this evening.
Geo. Book and Anton Richartz re-
turned from Springfield Friday, where
they had been the past week surveying
the route for the county ditch which
will be made through North Star this
| fall.
Cleve Frederick will leave this even
| ing for Chicago to enter the universe
ty where he will take up the study of
medicine. His friends in this city look
to see him succeed in the profession he
has chosen.
D. KOgge, who has been on theroad
for the Burg Cigar Co. for sometime,
has been appointed district manager
for the National Life Insurance Co. oil
Montpelier, vt. and will have his office
in the Stricken block.
Miss Grace Newsalt will return tc
Redwood Falls next week and resume
her work with her music pupils. Miss
Newsalt has spent the summer at Bur
lington, Iowa, and intended to be here
this week but was detained on account
OF having sprained her ankle.-Red
wood Renville
Edwards Wood & Co. Commission
house, now occupying rooms in the
Boesch building will move from there
to the new Schoch-Reinhart building.
A representative of the company will
be in the city in a short time and at.
tend to the transfer Of the Office.
Members of the German Catholic
Benevolent association will begin to
assemble in this city Sunday. There
will not be the demonstration this year
that was made last, and the meetings
of the convention will be devoted en-
tirely to the business that will come
before the delegates.
Robert Fesenmaier, who has been
doing a large automobile business this
fall has decided to put in full line Oh
repairing supplies. John Schaefer
who will do the repairing in case OF
any breakage left Monday for Mime
apolis to acquaint himself with the
mechanism of the Maxwell machine.
G. A. Ottomeyer is moving from his
residence on Broadway into the pro-
perty On Minnesota street recently
occupied by his mother, and has offer
ed his Broadway property for sale.
The Minnesota street property is near
er his business and more convenient