New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
WNick AndringWas in ST. Peter satur-
l1ay afternoon on business

Fl day afternoon on business.
H Mrs. Joseph Bobleter was visiting
/ friends at st. Paul last week.
II DR.. J. P. Graf made a professions
"trip to Sleepy Eye one day last week
/ Joseph Epple of Clements, MINI.
transacted business in the city las
week.
j Louis Ambrosch of Mankato visited
relatives and friends in this city owe,
Sunday
Mrs. G. T.. Stahl returned home last
week from a visit with friends al
Sleepy Eye.
Joseph Wartha of ST. Paul is ths
guest Of his brother, John Wartha.
Tor a few days.
George W. Barnes transacted snsi.
ness at Wheaton and other places q
few days last week.
/ Miss Adelaide Schneider OF Sleepy
Eye was in the city few days last
week visiting friends.
| Miss Josie Powell of ST. Peter il
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Friedemann this week.
Miss Meta Guth Of Sleepy Eye was
the guest of her friend Miss Rosa
IKeisling Of this city over Sunday.
Wall paper Sc per role at Louis
j. Buenger.
Mrs. G. F. Hornbnrg is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. w. F.
Mailer of Springfield for a shor,
time.
/ Mrs. George Doehne of this city
visited at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. j. G. Rothenburg of Springfield,
last week.
Mrs. William Durbahn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lille and daughter of this city
were at Sleepy Eye on visit last
Wednesday.
Miss Hertha Marti returned home
Wednesday evening from ST. Paul,
where she has been visiting friends
the past week.
William Boetler, who formerly
worked in DeYoices barber shop at
Springfield, has accepted a position
in f. Leibold's shop.
A number of the members of the
Second Regiment band rendered spe-
cial mnsic at the ST. George Catholic
church Easter Sunday.
Miss Dora Smith of Mankato, who
is teaching school in District Al re-
turned today after few days visit
with her parents at that city.
Mrs. D. A. Grussendorf Of Fairfax
visited relatives here in the city over
Sunday. Mr.. Grussendorf is superin-
tendent of the Fairfax schools.
Hugh II. Walters, editor of the
Brown County Journal left Friday
evening for Omaha where he will spend
a few days with friends and relatives
there.
Otto Schneider, engineer at the
Scbell Brewing Co., has been con.
fined to his bed through sickness the
past week. Emil Fritsche has beer
put in his place.
Lovers of high class instrumental
music should not fail to attend tn.
concert to be given by the Second
Regiment Band at the Opera hous,
next Saturday evening.
August Gieseke is erecting a larg'
modern dwelling house on his lots OF
Second Street South. When com
pleted it will make one of the fines
tenement houses in the city.
| John K. Neuman and his friend
Cassius Cannon Of w aeertown, MINI.
came home from the University t,
4 spend Easter Sunday with his parents
They returned Monday morning.
/ Reuben Townsend, baggageman a
| the G. & N. w. depot here, was take
! i'll the latter part of last week an.
confined to his house. Albert Ever
/ ling has been placed in his position
i A number of young men and ladie
surprised John Book at his HON
Monday evening. The occasion wa
s a farewell party to the young man
who left for western points yesterda
morning.
. Sir Knights Jos. A. Eckstein and Z
J Fl. Benke Of New Ulm, attended tn
annual Easter services of Mankat
Commandery No. 4, Knights Templal
! held at s.. Johns Episcopal churc
:. Sunday aftsrno6oaiii:
Mr.. gaa Mrs. John Hais1snstein :
turned Saturday from an extende
"trip through HE southeastern stat
!, where thgy have spent the winte
/ They report an enjoyable trip, espet
: iallv through Florida, Gotha, Fls
y lheinp their Headquarters.