New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-03-29
Miss Norma Gliding, student OF one

l.
OF the Chicago schools and daughter
of Mrs. Gliding ofthis city came home
Saturday evening to spend the spring
| vacation here.
i Louis Ambrosch, the violin teacher
of Mankato was in the city last Wed
nesday. Mr.. Ambrosch was one Of the
losers in the recent destruction Of the
Glass block by fire.
! Oscar Boock, teacher in District
No. 2 of Cottonwood. was compelled
to close his school on account of the
inclement weather the past week, caus-
ing the roads in that district to become
almost impossible.
Miss Susan C. Holman. principal
OF the High School was pleasantly sur
prised by a number of her friends at
the home Of Hon. S. d. Peterson,
Thursday evening.
Fred Hubbard was in the Twin cities
Thursday and Friday visiting friends.
Fred finds an occasional outing very
refreshing which is something to which
everyone will agree.
/ Norman Lind, son of ex-governor
Lind will be the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
]. +. sehoch few days this week.
Mr.. Lind is engaged in the lumber
business in Washington.
William Pfaender sold his property
on South State street to Herman Helm
Monday. Mr.. Pfaender is located in
his new home at the Pioneer Nursery
located north of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Oliver, who
have resided here for several months,
departed for Spokane, Wash. last
week, where Mr.. Oliver will engage in
the retail drug business
Miss Carrels Of Milwaukee, arrived
Saturday to take the position as trim-
mer for the new milliner, Mrs. Pippel,
who is located in the Tape building
on North Minnesota street.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Lux at San Francisco,
Cal. on Friday, March &. Mrs. Lux
was in this city last summer the guest
of her niece, Mrs. Theo. Crone.
All the millinery stores in the city
have their openings today and are the
chief centers of attraction to the adj
mlrers of such articles of femme attire
as may be found in these places.
Bernhard Reinhardt has rented the
dwelling house of John j. Juenemann
on South State street. Mr.. Juenemann
will remove his household goods to
his new home on north Broadway.
John Henle and his mother were in
Minneapolis a few days this week
visiting Joseph Henle, brother of the
harness maker and who has been sick
at the hospital in that city for some
| time.
/ Attorney j. A. Eckstein was elected
to the office OF third guard Of the M an.
kato Commandery No. knights
| Templar at the annual election held II
the Masonic hall of that place last
/ week.
/ Mrs. August chell and her daughters
Mesd ames George Marti and George
Schneider were at Winthrop Thursday
4 visiting With Mrs. Augusta Y oerg, re
turning to their home the same
evening.
Miss Ida McCabe left Monday fol
Minneapolis where she will attenc
"Parsifal at the Auditorium. Mis-.
McCabe will spend a week vacation
at her home in st. Peter before return.
ing to this city
Miss Ida Roskopf was pleasantly
surprised by a number of her friends
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Engel on north State street Thursda,
Ievening. The occasion being her birth
day anniversary.
/ G. B. Gieseke departed Saturda,
for Silver, Idaho with a number of in
1 yestors of st. Peter and this place te
investigate the mines Of the Consoli
1 dated Mines Of Idaho of which Mr.
! Gieseke. is president.
Frank Franta of Wabasso was ii
8 the city Friday and Saturday in tn
interests of his new furniture store a
I that place. Mr.. Franta has also in
Il stalled a stock of hardware in connec
!. ton with his furniture store.
: Mrs. Chas. Ambrosch, who has bee
visiting with her sister Mrs. OFT
Z Schell for a short time left. yesterda
| for Lexington, Nebraska where sh
) will join her husband who is engage
f Fin the wholesale marble business.
B Mrs. Emil Rachel entertained
: number of friends from Fairfax an
t Gibbon at her home on north Broao
t way Thursday afternoon. Her guest
: reminded her with lovely preser
that the occasion was her birthda
: A. J Eckstein spent few days la:
= week at Wells. MINI. where he ii