New Ulm review., 1905-06-28

are employed with the Tri-state tele-
phone company came down from
Springfield Saturday to spend Sunday
in this city.
Edmund Granger of st. Paul has
accepted the position as machinist in
the Eagle mill. This position was made
vacant through the recent resignation
of Arthur Hull.
Mrs. Hughes, mother of Mrs. VIC.
Haubrich, left Saturday afternoon for
her home at Des Moines, Iowa, after
having visited with her daughter the
past two weeks.
Prof. J. H. Meyer is having a resi-
dence built on north Payne street.
The building which has all modern
Improvements will be completed in
about two weeks.
Rev. Sauter, who has been on a
vacation to the southern part of Mis-
souri,, and has spent some time at
Waseca, returned to his home in this
city Friday evening.
Cuddy & Cavanaugh were unable
| to begin work on the sewer to be laid
on North State street Monday on ac-
account of not having the pipes on
hand used for that purpose.
Miss Isabella Fl Hansen returned to her
home at Winona Friday afternoon
after spending several days with
friends. While here she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Black.
Henry Hahselbruk and family have
removed to Winthrop where Mr..
Haeselbruk has accepted a position
similar to the one he held here at
Stuebe's Model meat market. ...
Martin Burk. son of Prof. G. Burk
of the Luthern College, has taken a
position as clerk in G. A. Ottomeyer's s
store. He is bright young man and
his friends wish to see him succeed. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arhart of this
city were called to Mankato one day
last week through the serious illness
of John Palmer, former resident OF
this place and relative of the Arharts'.
Carrie Brown, the woman who has
been serving a ten days sentence in the
Brown County jailwas released Thurs
day afternoon. She took leave of the
city during the latter part of the past
week.
The Ladies Society of the Friedens
Church served luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Benjamin Juni on south Broad
way yesterday afternoon. The pro
ceeds of the affair were given to the
church.
Miss Amy Cederburg resigned as
apprentice at Mrs. T. Thomas MILL.
merry store and returned to her home
at Kasota Wednesday afternoon. She
will resume her work here at the fall
opening.
Mrs. Harriet Schmidt wishes to an,
nounce that the report circulated the
past few days of her phOtOgraphing
business being sold, IS unconirmeC
and that she will still conduct it as
heretofore.
The many friends of Miss Emma
Havemeier will be pleased to learr
that she is rapidly recovering from tht
effects of an operation that was per
formed upon her at St. Alexander!
hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Webber cam
home Wednesday evening from thei
outing at Green Lake, which is in tn
western part of the state. They hat
been gone about three weeks and repor
an enjoybale time.
Miss Alma Marti arrived here Satur.
day evening from Boston, Mass.
where she has been acting as teache
in music and also taking post
graduate course at the New Englan
Conserv atory of Music.
The Forester team Of the M. W. A
returned Monday. evening from Mi
l waukee and report most enjoyabl
\ time. Messers Hubert Berg and Ere
5 Loesch remained in the state and wi
return next Saturday or Sunday.
r The ladies Of the Turnverein cele
| brated the June birthdays of the men
} bers of their organization at the ha
Thursday afternoon. There were thre
r birthdays, Mrs. Chas. Roos, Mrs.
! Kness and Mrs. Jacob Pfenninger.
t Henry Krueger who has been actin
as operator at the Minneapolis & S
t Louis depot for the past few month
r was transferred to Tonka Bay Monda,
o Smith Corbett nephew of James ,
Corbett has accepted his place here.
d The ice cream social given by tt
n Ladies of the Degree of Honor, on tt
d lawns of Mesdames James Sapey an
George Stahl last Thursday evenin
, provedt to be a social success despite tt
disagreeable weather that Dreyailet