New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-03-15


: Eye, was IN the city over Sunday the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G Barnes.
Miss Louise Jahnke, who is teach
ing school near Sleepy Eye, spent
Sunday with her parents IN this city.
The Misses Anna Hagberg and Laura
Bergquisto of W Winthrop were in the city
Frida lay, returning home the same even
ling.
| Adolph Schilling Of G ourtland town
ship purchased a team of heavy draft
horses from Theodore Precht last
| week.
Miss Sarah Troupe, sister of Mrs.
Nicholson Of this city, returned to her
home at Dawson City. Saturday
morning.
Miss Irrna Gliding is spending her
spring vacation from the Normal
school at Mankato with her parents of
this city.
Friends of Carl Classen will be
/ pleased to learn that he is again seen
on the street, after an illness of a few
weeks duration.
A large deal in real estate in this
county was made Friday when Joseph
Losleben disposed Of his farm to w.
FL. Somerfeld.
The lenten season opened last w ed
nesday and at the Catholic church in
particular the services were commem-
orative of the event.
j j. Hawkins, brakeman in the G.
& n. w. yards here, was called to
Waseca one day last week by the sud-
den illness of his father.
Johnnie Peterson went to st. Paul.
Friday where he will join his parents
and with them spend a month or more.
visiting places of interest.
< DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be
in New Ulm. Sunday, March 10Th, to
do eye, ear, nose and throat work.
Hours from 8 a. m. to 3 p. M, at DR..
Strickler's Office.
Prof. Critchett makes the announce
rnent that new pupils will be received
in the primary grades Of the public
schools, Monday, March q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heimerdinger
of New Paynesville, Mimi, formerly
residents OF this city, are visiting.
friends here for short time.
William Weleh, foreman Of the
Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Com
pany's ranch of Evarts, S. D.was in
the city one day last week on business.
Misses Sophie Mueller and Laura
Dingler who have been in the employ
ment of the Merchants hotel have sac-
cepted similar positions at Sleepy Eye.
Louis Williams, an old New Ulm
boy, who has been visiting friends. here
for a short time returned to his home
at Ekalaka. Mont. Monday morning.
Joseph GALES consulted specialist
at St. Paul last week forhis stiff neck.
Mr.. GALES was advised to have the
tumor like lump removed by ply sicians.
IN. Oswald, formerly operator of
the Coe Commits branch Office here,
is employed by the NJ. & st. T. rail
road as station clerk at New Prague.
Mrs. Chas. Albrecht of st. Paul was
called here by the illness Of her father
Col. Pfaender last week Mr.. Pfaender
has improved somewhat since that
time.
W. r. Hodges Of Sleepy Eye, was in
the city Saturday evening on his way
to Minneapolis where he will attend a
meeting of the grand trustees of.the Z.
of P. lodge.
Sixteen new members were Initiated
at the meeting of the ST. Joseph's
Catholic Benevolent society, Monday
evening. The society now has MEM
bership of 420.
Herbert Hueyelmann was pleasantly
surprised at home last Wednesday
evening by the Turner hall orchestra,
of which he is a member, the occasion
being his birthday.
Twelve young men and ladies very
pleasantly surprised Miss Eleanor
Mullen at her home on South German
street, Saturday evening, the occasion
being her birthday.
Co. e IA and the Second Regiment
band will be inspected Saturday even
ing March 18th at the Turner hall by
Major Gerlach Of the reglmeatal head
quarters at st. Paul.
VIM. Gieseke, the nveryman, lost a
valuable horse last Friday The an
imal was driven to Gibbon where il
took sick and died. Mr.. Gieseke val.
ned the horse at sl25.
/ Joseph Classen, formerly second
miller in the New Ulm Roller mill o1
this city, was in the city over Sunday
Mr.. Classen holds a similar position
in the Merchants Mill at Morton.
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