New Ulm review., 1905-03-01
Rev. E. I. Albrechs of Fairfax, was in
the city Saturday VISITING. his parents.

tiiS SiUs Ao1eAA0 saSisinffsss LAD pssi iCAiSo.
Miss Scherer entertained number
OF lady friends at whist yesterday
afternoon.
st. Elizabeth society announces that
on the evening of the 9Th there is to be
q basket social in their hall.
Miss Hattie friedman of Mapleton
is visiting with aunt, Mrs. Frank
Friedman, Sr., of this city.
Chas. Petzke has been in the city the
past few days enrolling students of the
Tolan Business College of Mankato.
Chas. Roos of Kansas City, Mo-,
was in the city Tuesday visiting his
many old friends. He returned We'd
nesday morning.
John Sehr and Joseph Veit, two
we'll known West Newton farmers left
last week for California, to seek a
location for their families.
The Woman's Literary club will
entertain the teachers of the public
schools, Saturday afternoon from
three to five at Mrs. H. L. Beechers.
Mrs. j. e. Schoch entertained for
her daughter Saturday afternoon.
There were present quite a number of
little folks, who were given a good
time.
DR.. ]. P. Graft was the victim of a
surprise party Sunday night, and
seemed to rather enjoy it. A number
OF his friends came in to enjoy the
evening with him,
Edwin Juni, Otto Yoerg, Tom Col-
Inns, Elmer Setter and Oliver Rullard
of the University were in attendance
at the masquerade ball at Turner hail.
Saturday evening.
Judge George on last Thursday per-
formed the ceremony which made Ed.
Krueger and Miss Anna Mielke man
and wife. The young people are both
residents Of Springfield.
Some twenty members of the eCatho-
lie Order Of Foresters drove out to
| Philip Filzen's farm near Cottonwood
Sunday evening, and pleasantly sur
| psised the genial farmer.
| The Eagle mill was compelled to shut
down for short time Tuesday night,
owning to a bulge in oneeof the large
boilers, caused by taking in too much
refuse from the water in the river.
Benjamin Brown, who has been
operator at the NJ. Il ST. L. depo,
here, has been transferred to the yare
office, on the Cedar Lake division al
Minneapolis. c. ,P- Tillmoney h:a:
taken his place.
| Fairfax is making an attempt tt
issue bonds for the erection Of a nev
school house that will be large eneugl
to contain a high>school and so p2ac
the district in a position to get the ful
| amount of state is,id
The ladies of st. Anne court again
call attention ito the card party the,
are to give inthe parlors OF the Gatho
lie church on the evening of March list
which is this evening. A cordial wei
come is extended to all.
The stockholders of the old New EJ.ln
Electric Light Co. are having thz
alternating dynamo and armature re
moved. latertto be shipped to For
w ayne, Ind. where the voltage on TIE
armature Will be changed
Mrs. Francisco Tauscheck, of .thi.
city Is in receipt Of a check for $1,000
paid through, the death of her HUSBAND
last month, by the Modern Woodmer
of America. The NJ. W. A deserve:
praise for their prompt payment.
Louis Bnenger returned Thursda,
| from a two months sojourn in Cali
4 fornia and other western states Whil,
atLos Angeles hemet Messrs Silwersol
and Henningsen with their wives ant
together spent an enjoyable time.
4 The Glee Club which is composed q
thirty young men and ladies OF thi
city, under MIR. Amundson, gaze :;
musical program after the regular re
lhearsal last Tuesday evening in tn
studio occupied by Mr.. Amnndsoa.
/ John Moriarity, mail clerk on tn
: ST. Peter line 4of the c. y N. w roa,
has been having a, three-weeks vaca
tion which enaed Monday and he ha
resumed his work. During the tim
he was away from duty his place wa
, filled by Frank Bigham of Tracy.
\ Chris Arveson, the Sleepy Ely,
iieweler, was inIthe city recently on hi
way to Hutchinson, to look after hi
! eabinet making business in that place
Aside from his iewelry business ane
his factory in Hutchinson. Mr.. Arve
son has lately undertaken the manu-
! faeture Of cement pavements, the firm
being at Sleepy Ege.
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