New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-09-06
John Luedka left for Minneapolis
yesterday to attend the attend the state

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fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Weisner will be
guests at the state fair several days
| this week.
Henry Somsen and DR.. Jos. Vogel
made an automobile trip to Sleepy
Eye Monday evening.
Miss Carrie curve of Winthropcame
Monday and is at present visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peuser.
Willie Meierding returned to the
Minnesota University Monday to re-
sumo his studies in medicine.
Anton Bartl of Saltwater, Nina,
returned home Monday after visiting
a week in the city the guest of relatives.
Trains out of this city for the fair
have been crowded to the limit by fair
visitors, and this city has furnished
its full quota.
| Miss Vera Stricken returned home
Thursday after having visited with
friends and relatives in Springfield for
a few weeks.
Miss Annie Pilger concluded her
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Soukup
by returning home to ST. Paul last
Friday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude O'Donnel of Cincin-
natl, who has been the guest of her
brother in this city the past few weeks
returned to her home Sunday.
Nick Kennel, station agent at the
M. & st. L. has Moved into the Horn
burg building on State street recently
vacated by G. W. Nicholson.
You can please your family best by
having a telephone in your house.
Order one now and get your name in
the new directory of the Minnesota
Central.
VIM. Crone left for his home in
Minneapolis Monday. He has been
working for Crone Bros. in this city
/ for the past summer.
! Frost missed this section of the
country by only a few degrees the first
two nights of the week. 1t was uncom-
fortably cool, and very unpleasant.
Labor day as far as this city is con-
cerned, came and went and no notice
was taken of it except by the banks,
which were all closed during the entire
day.
/ Max Hampf and wife of Winthrop,
were guests of relatives in this city,
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Hampt
spent most of his time hunting having
the luck to get number of ducks, but
no chickens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Behnke enter.
tertained on Thursday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Furst of Chicago. A
number of friends of the visitors were
invited in and renowned old acquaint
ances.
1.-THE Missouri Girl" is to be the mex
attraction at the opera house. It viii
be put on Sunday evening, Sept. 10th
and is one Of the leading comedies 0
the day, guaranteed to please.
John Sturm, a prosperous farme
about four miles south of here pur
4 chased Eug. Koehler's residence on 2
. street South and Broadway on Mon
day for the neat sum of So, 500 and vii
occupy the building in October.
|
John Nagel who has been in tn
. employ of the Minneapolis & St. Loui
:. railroad at New Prague the past yea
y has been transferred to this city to fl
- the vacancy made by the resignatio
of Arthur Dengler as billing clerk.
The management of the opera hous
~ announces that there will be a dane
at that place on the evening of the ct
: and there will also be grand ia
dance on the evening of the 23d,
both of these parties the public is CO.
daily invited.
:, On account of the cold which pre-
o vailed Sunday the Fireman's picnic
d advertised to be pulled off at the Turf
o err hall park, was postponed until Sur
/ day of this week, when it is hoped tt
: weather will be more to the purpose
= eating ice cream and drinking col
refreshments.
). Mondays Pioneer Press, has CT
+ ticism on the appearance of Holt,
/: Toity in that city Sunday night. Tt
!, notice is exceedingly complimentary.
j. and gives the company credit for b,
{ ing one of the best comic plays thu
:. has appeared in that city.
!; T. FL. Schonlau returned Saturda
j. from a trip to his home in Chicag
!. where he spent the past week with h
!. parents. He says that he demonstrate
! the fact that fellow can have as GOO
:. a time in the city as he can in the coul
+ try, as long as his money lasts.
+ Miss Alice Mueller entertained
!. honor Of Miss Meta Engelbert an
]. Willie Crone Friday evening prior