New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26

Mankato Thursday
/ William Pfeferle transacted busi.
ness at Sigel Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zickrick made
. pleasure trip to the Twin cities last
week.
Edwin Juni OF Minneapolis was the
guest Of his parents for a few days
this week.
E. w. Rinke of Lamberton visited at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Neu-
mann over Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Weber spent
Easter Sunday with their son Frank
Weber at Franklin.
Tom Kretseh made his weekly trip
Ito this city Sunday. Tom TANKS
there is no place like home.
Miss Meta Guth Of Sleepy Eye was
the guest of her friend Miss Rosa
I,Kiesling OF this city over Sunday.
Justice Brandt fined Fred Regain
IS and costs Thursday for shooting at
dogs within the corporate limits of the
lefty.
Gustav Melges returned to his home
at Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Melges was
Eealled here by the recent death of his
father.
Miss Nellie Russell OF Mankato is
the guest Of her uncle, John Henle,
during the Easter vacation from the
Normal.
/ Master Rudolph Neuman, son of
Henry Neumann of Springfield, is yis-
ting with his uncle, ]. F. Neumaan,
of this city.
| Eldred Z. MoWery. who is attending
Carleton College came home Thursday
evening to spend the Easter vacation
with his friends.
Miss Martha Eichman of Sleepy Eye
attended the Easter dance at Turner
Hall Monday evening. She returned
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Clara Klinkhammer of this
place returned home Wednesday from
Springfield, where she had been the
guest of her relatives.
Members of Hecker Circle are re-
qnested to notice that a meeting has
been called for Saturday evening,
+ "A OOfL, Cahol13.
Our stock of wall paper has the
choicest colors and our prices are
the cheapest. Louis j. Buenger.
Joseph Schneider, John Ludtka and
Albert Voge1pohl, students at the
Mankato Business college, were
home over Sunday visiting with their
parents.
Miss Daisy Richardson spent the
school vacation in Mankato with
friends, remaining over Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Miss Esther Lar
son on Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hindermann
of Fairfax have moved their household
1goods from that place to Hanska
where Mr.. Hindermann will engage in
the horseshoeing business.
John Mihm, who has been employed
in the barber shop of F. Leibold fol
the past year and half, resigned las
Saturday and left for his home a
Hector, Mimi, Monday noon.
J. P. Read, of the Minnesota Fire
Mutual Insurance Co., returned Fri
lday from ST. Paul, where he ha6
been for number of days on bust
ness connected with the company here
/ Mrs. Joseph Classen of Morton, for
merly Of this place was the welcome
| guest. of her parents over Sunday
Mr.. Classen it will be remembered ha!
accepted position as head miller a
the Morton Mills.
| Easter Sunday was generally OBJ
served at the various churches of tn,
q city. Aside from the extra music ant
the other preparations there were II
most of the places decorations o
flowers and plants and large congre
cations were the rule at all tn
churches.
General Joseph Bobleter was genu
, inely surprised at his home on Sout
. German street last Wednesday even
ing by the members of his staff an
the Second Regiment band. The oc
casion being the fifty ninth anniversar
of his birthday. The general gave
true addition of his military courtes
and entertained his guests in a roya
manner.
i George Smith, inventor Of u
ssElite Purifier who has been pfaein
Il one of his machines in the New vi
Roller mill as was previously mentlone
s in this paper, crushed the second d
$. ger of his left hand in the machil
ii Thursday afternoon. It was paint
!, accident and required the attentl'
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