New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-19

Redwood Falls Thursda lay.
Miss Alma Pauling Of CORTLAND
was visiting here Saturday
f. Il. Retzlaff transa acted bus ness at
Minneapolis few days last week.
Miss Emile Gag is the guest of her
brother, DR.. Gag of Wabasso this
week.
Fred Muessing and Mrs. b. Schnlze
were up from Nicollet "Wednesday
afternoon.
8 Heller & Gag have attached an ele-
giant sign to their paint shop on ID
North street.
John Hoffman of ST. Paul is here on
an extended visit with his daughter
Mrs. A. Ackermann.
It might not be far amiss to say that
the report of commissioner Garfield is
sort Of extract of beef.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rein visited
friends at Springfield Sunday return
ing home the following day.
Have your carpets cleaned at
Louis ]. Buenger.
Miss Bertha Plaage Of Bernadotte
was taken to st. Alexander hospital
for operation of appendicitis.
Mrs. Trimmings Of st. Peter is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. F. H.
Behnke for a few days this week.
T Mrs. f, W. Johnson entertained a
| few of her lady friends at the Dakota
house parlors e Thursday afternoon.
William Engelbert a student of the
| .Toland Business college at Mankato.
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Karl Pauling, Fred Bobsin, Richard
Pauling, Wilbert Doty and Mr.. Schlax
were up from Courtland Monday on
| business.
| Miss Susan Siler of Minneapolis is
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Guth
of this city. She will remain here for
a few days.
Mrs. j. p. Graft returned home last
week from a few days visit with her
sister, Miss Martha Eichmann at
Sleepy Eye.
Pianos and organs of the best
make, sold at reasonable prices at
| Mrs. r.. Hellrieger ,5O8 Center street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell were at
Sanborn Monday visiting with Mrs.
Schells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Schwertfeger.
Miss Josephine GALES who has been
/ in this city since her fathers recent
death returned to her home at Minnea-
polls Saturday.
4 Mrs. Tom Kempton returned to her
home at Morton after an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hugo
Berndt of this city.
Miss Bertha Grebe has taken charge
4 of the millinery emporium of Mrs. T.
Thomas. at Nicol,et which was opened
at that place recently.
i FL. Goede moved the old shoe-shoL
i belonging to Lorenz Schneider from
4 its location on North Minnesota street
8 to a lot two blocks north.
i Herbert Carleton of Minneapolis was
: in the city one day last week calling
| on old friends. Mr.. Carleton was a
one time principal of the high schoo
here.
Clovers, Timothy, Rape Bromus
Speltz and all other grass seeds a
fsckstein's Drug Store.
Albert Stuebe resumed his sehoe
s tasks at the Shattuck Academy a
! Fairbault last Monday. He had beef
ill with kidney disease for the pas
} month.
F. J. FRANKIE Of Boyd, Mimi, i
in the city greeting old acquaintance
: Mr.. FRANKIE was at one time employe,
5 at the hardware firm of ]. B. Arnold
as salesman.
I Mrs. August .Schweppe Of Mankat
2 attended the confirmation of her so
!, at st. Paul's church Sunday. Sh
returned Monday afternoon visiting a
t the home Of G. G.. REIN.
$ Sheriff Bennett Williams Of Mar
: kato stopped over in the city Satu1
day afternoon. The sheriff has bee
!. busy the past few weeks, owing to tn
! trial which begins today.
y Any one desiring to take Home
. stead nthe famous sssWhite Pine Belt
I. of Idaho will do we'll to address A. N
Il Hoidale Tray, Idaho. 15-l6
Robert Williams has accepted til
position made vacant by the resigns
;. ton of his brother Fred as manage
: of the billiard and pool hall. Nj
: Williams was formerly = engaged in tt
pool business at Glenwood, Iowa an
Q is a suitable man for the position.
S The apron sale given by the Ladit
Aid Society Of the Congrega tion;