New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-05

Soei W tuu6IIelu was business
visitor at Lamberton few days last
week.
Otto Hogen of this city is employed
in the bottle house of the Schell Brew
| ing Co.
Miss Bertha Grebe has been spend
| ing several days this week with Man
kato friends.
Julius Krause returned from the
Twin Cities Thursday where he had
been on business.
Hon. S. D. Peterson was business
visitor at Dawson and other places
the past few days.
Mrs. Chas. Kuelbach came home
Wednesday from weeks visit with
relatives at Fairfax.
Mrs. G. II. Porter of Minneapolis
will be the guest of Miss Lulu Doehne
a few days this week.
Mrs. M. Meile was guest of the
Ross family at Springfield number
OF days the past week.
Arthur Eckstein left Monday morn
ing for Mankato to be present during
the days of the carnival
Miss Maud Hagberg visited friends
at Mankato Thursday, returning home
in the evening of the same day,
Hugo Berndt returned from Man
kato Saturday, where he, had been
several days transacting business
| Mrs. Charles Fuerst and children of
Bedford, Ind, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
Mrs. G. A. johnson returned to her
home at st. Peter after spending few
days with DR.. and Mrs. E. Mueller of
this city.
Mrs. Henry Becker and the Misses
Emma Bobsin and Gertie Schlottmann
were up from CORTLAND Wednesday
visiting friends.
Miss Alwine Ganske, who has been
teaching school in this vicinity the
past two years was passengerenroute
to Portland, Ore, Monday.
Ferdinand Bleck, a member. of the
Eagle mill Office force went to Port
land, Ore, Monday morning where he
will visit the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition. .-,
Chas. Owen, instructor in shorthand
at Toland's Business College at M an
kato has been in the city the past week
getting new students for the fall term
of school.
Miss Emma Hoffman, resigned as
night operator for the Minnesota
Central Telephone company last week.
She will be succeeded by Miss Lena
Doberenz of this city.
Andrew J. Eckstein and daughter,
Elsie went to Minneapolis this morn
ing on a short visit. Miss Eckstein
will remain at that place several days
to take treatment for her eyes.
The social given by the members OF
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church at Mrs. G. W.
Nicholson's home, Monday evening,
proved to be a decided success.
Mrs. Minnie Meyer of Chicago and
Miss Amy Knipper of New York have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Herman Helm the past few days. Miss
Knipper is sister of Mrs. Helm.
William Kuehn and wife of Fairfax
attended the Albrecht-Tappe wedding
in this city last week. They went to
Hanska to spend several days with H.
Hindemann and family before return.
ing home.
P. j. Mccormick of Brainerd, has
accepted the position recently made
vacant by Fred Liegler in Fred Engle-
bert's drinking parlors. Mr.. Liegler
will 60 into camp with company go
tomorrow.
Reverend Emmanuel Albrecht and
wife departed Saturday morning over
the M. & ST. L. on their wedding trip.
They will be gone for about two
months and will be at home at Fairfax
September 18th.
Among the prize winners at the
Indianapolis funniest, were the New
Ulm boys, who participated in the
exercises, averaging about 81 points.
This will entitle them to diploma as
reward for their work
Miss Lulu Doehne will leave tol
morrow for Chaska, where she will
meet Miss Meta Hellriegel, who has
been visiting at that place, and to-
gether they will go to Minneapolis tc
be the guests of friends for a week.
Mrs. A. G. Smith, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peterson
the past few months went to her home
at Columbus, o., last week. Her hus-
band. A. G. Smith, travelling sales
man for the New Ulm Roller Mill
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