New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-07
A. G. Ochs of Springfield was in the
city Thursday afternoon on business.

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Mrs. G.. w. Krook of this city was
at Lafayette Thursday afternoon visit
ing friends. She returned home in the
evening.
The June term of court at Marshall
was opened yesterday by Judge Web
Der with w. T. Eckstein as court
reporter.
The youngest son Of Ferdinand
Sanwald clipped the end of his
left forefnger off last Sunday with
scissors.
Rev. D. D. Merrill of Minneapolis
will hold both morning and evening
services at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Attorney Albert Pfaender returned
Sunday evening from ST. Paul, where
he has been the past few days on bust
ness matters.
Edward Castor of Waseca visited
at the home of his mother, Mrs. John
Zeller of this city Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
F. W. Johnson made pleasure trip
to Lake Madison Saturday and spent
the afternoon in fishing at the pretty
lake near Mankato.
A. G. Sjogren and wife and Mrs. J..
Sjogren and daughter, Miss Annie, OF
Lafayette were in the city Thursday
greeting acquaintance.
John r. Current was in the city
Sunday greeting friends. He has but
recently finished his law course at the
University of Minnesota.
Stanley Bingham returned last Tues
day evening from Minneapolis where
he had been taking the engineering
course at the University.
John Wartha has had number OF
his men remodeling the Grand hote]
this week by adding a new coat Of
paint to the walls and ceiling.
Miss Kathryn Schneider of this city
returned last week from Sleepy Eye
where she had been the guest of the
Misses Lulu and Clara Fohl.
Mrs. Fred Stiles and Miss Lena
Frank returned to their home in Sleepy
| last week after a few days visit with
| friends and relatives in this city.
The pretty home of William Silver.
son on South Broadway was pur
chased by John Siegel last week. They
will occupy the residence hereafter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Neumann were
at Young America Sunday visiting
friends. They returned to their home
here in the evening of the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vogtel ant
children departed for their trip to tn
Dakotas Tuesday morning. Theil
journey will consume about two
weeks.
Miss Lucy Hauenstein entertained /;
number of her lady friends at
o'clock dinner at the home of he
parents on North Washington stree
Saturday.
A genuine country party was held a
the farm home of Fred Becker's tw'
miles east of this city. a number 0
the people of this place participated il
the evenings enjoyment.
While painting a tin ceiling las
week, Carl Merwitz cut the secon
finger Of his left hand up to the frs
joint. A number of stitches had to b
taken to close the wound.
The dance given by the Forester tear
Of the Modern Woodmen atthe Masoni
hall Thursday evening was quite we
attended and good time was reporte
by those who were present.
J. B. Croker of Minneapolis is
guest at the home of his daughter
Mrs. E. T. Critchett. He arrived her
Saturday noon and will remain unit
after the graduating exercises.
William Kopp of St. Peter and Mis-
Clara Martinka of Lafayette wei
married at the Holy Trinity churc
Monday morning. Rev. H. B. Sane
meyer performing the ceremonies.
Mrs. Joseph Bobleter was une:
pectedly called to Minneapolis Frida
morning through the sickness of h
daughters, child who is reported I;
being very low with brain fever.
The Misses Ada Nagel, Ida Herman
and Gustie Witkowski were over Su
day visitors at Lamberton and Sprin
field. While at Lamberton they we
the guests of Mrs. George Doster.
Miss Lucy Croker entertained tt
pupils of her school at the Milfol
Club house Friday afternoon al
evening. A few of her lady friends
this city assisted her in the receptio
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hornburg +
- turned from Walnut Grove Wednesds
afternoon. They had been at that pla