New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-23

Miss Amy Cederburg of Kasota who
was an apprentice girl at Mrs. Thomas
millinery emporium last spring will
again resume work there this week.
Miss Ida Bierbaum has returned
home from Sanborn, where she had
been visiting with her friend Miss
Marguerite Posi- for the past week.
Miss Alma Marti accompanied by
her little brother Edward spent Mon
day afternoon at Winthrop as the
guest OIL her aunt, Mrs. Augusta Yoerg'
Mrs. A. Alderman and children
have returned from Nicollet, where
they had been the guests of friends
and relatives several days the past
week.
The Misses Iona Setter and Ida
departed Monday morning
for Minneapolis, where they will visit
with friends and relatives for several
weeks.
Miss Lillian Deike, who has been the
guest of her friend, Miss Florence Ar
hart, the past few weeks returned to
her home at Mankato Sunday after
noon.
Miss Mary Korbel came home Sum
day noon from Dubuque. Ia, where
she had been spending her vacation OF
four weeks as the guest of friends and
relatives.
Mesd ames G. B. Weiser and A. W..
Bingham are at present the guests OF
Mrs. F.. r. Weiser at Window, Mimi.
They will return during the latter part
of this week.
Louis Buenger has returned home
from St. Paul, where he had been with
his father-in law, John H. Ipps OF
Sleepy Eye, last week on a short visit
with old friends.
Mrs. Eliza Cutting and daughter.
Miss Ruth, concluded their visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Koehler, by re-
turning to their home at Woodstad,
Mimi, yesterday morning.
ST. James has set Saturday Sept.
as New Ulm day and expect a big
crowd from New Ulm to attend, be q
good fellow and take your girl ano
see the big show.
William Heidemann of Elgin, Ill.
came here last Wednesday and visitee
with his niece, Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt
until Friday when he went to Seaforth
MINI. for afew days before returning
home.
A postal from F. H. Behnke, mailed
at Salt Lake City, Utah, says tina
their party are enjoying life in tn
west and they would return to New
Ulm about the 25th or s2Sth of Thu
month.
Miss Lillian and Carl Schonlau con
Guided their visit with their brother
Theodore, and relatives, by returning
to their home at Chicago yesterda,
afternoon. They were here severa
weeks.
| Mrs. r. Hellriegel and Miss Mar,
Bogen left this morning for Portland
Ore, where they will visit the Lewis
Clark exposition and spend severa
weeks as the guest of friends and rela
tives in Washington.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson entertained
number of young people at a farewell
party Monday evening at the Dakot
House parlors in honor of Miss Lillia
Schonlau, who left for her home a
{. Chicago yesterday morning.
Mrs. T. Thomas left Sunday morn
ing for Milwaukee, Chicago and othe
places, where she will make purchase
for her fall stock of millinery. Sh
will also employ a trimmer fror
Chicago for her fall opening.
Roy C. Setter and his friend, Leo
i Wells OF Minneapolis were guests a
the formers home here Sunday. MI
Wells returned Sunday evening an
Mr.. Setter left yesterday morning t.
resume his work in the Twin Cities.
The picked base ball team of this cit
met defeat at the hands ofthe Plymouth
of Minneapolis, Sunday afternoon a
the Fair grounds, the score resultin
in to l. It was a poor game through
out, neither team putting up good dc
tense.
Miss Edith Schmidt will return t
her school duties at the Winona Nor
NAL on the third of next month. Mrs
August Mueller, who is a guest at tn
Schmidt home will accompany her a
far as that place and then leave TO
Chicago.
IT. N. Somsen is in possession of on
| of the neatest and most serviceable al
tomobiles in the city. The machin
arrived Monday with an expert to Sc
that it conducts itself properly unit