New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-09-13
M. Mullen visited at the Twin
cities over Sunday,

Mrs. J. H. Doty and daughter, Miss
Grace were in the city Saturday the
guests of friends.
Miss Daley Schneider of Sleepy Eye
was an over Sunday visitor with
friends in this city.
Stanley and Harry Bingham leave
this week for Minneapolis to resume
their studies at the university.
Albert Stuebe left on Thursday for
faribault where he will again take up
his studies in the Shattuck Academy.
Miss Ida Hauenstein left for the
Twin cities Thursday where she will
visit week or so with relatives and
friends.
John Zeller, who has been, bothered
for some time with rheumatism left
Wednesday for the hot springs at
COlfax, Iowa.
Misses Ida Rosekopf and Iona Setter
returned from the Twin cities Wednes-
day, where they had been visiting the
past two weeks.
A. j. Meyer who was in the Twin
cities a few days last week on business
and also to see Dan Patch returned
home on Friday.
Active work in the elias ses for in
struction in athletics at Turner hall
has begun and will be continued
through the season.
Miss Lulu Doehne returned home
Friday from Springfield where she had
been visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. J. G. Rothenburg.
Chas. Arbes returned yesterday from
Olivia where he had been visiting the
past week with his brothers who are in
the drug business at that place.
Rev. e. N. Schmuck and bride ar
rived in this city Friday and are now
at home in the residence recently
vacated by the Hubbard family.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson will open her
house this winter for only men boarders
and limited number of them will find |
1T an excellent place to take meals.
Geo. E. Clinton, the Sleepy Eye
marble man was in the city Saturday
looking after the tombstone business
which he has in this part of the country.
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Mrs. V. Woombach and children of
St. Paul arrived in the city Thursday
to visit few days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zickrick.
Messers George Marti and E. A.
Hagberg and the Misses Alma and |
Hertha Marti were among the excur-
sonists who attended the state fair last
week.
Mrs. 8. FOllmann returned Wednes-
day evening from her extended visit to
the coast She spend most of her time
at and around Spokane and enjoyed |
her trip.
Andrew johnson who has been visit
ing with his parents in this city the
past month left Saturday for Omaha |
where he has accepted a position in
print shop.
County Commissioner Jesse Palmer
OF Sleepy Eye was among the old |
soldiers who went from this county to
the encampment at Denver and visited |
other parts of the west.
John Leary of Sleepy Eye was in the
city Saturday calling on friends. He
will leave for the University of Mime
sofa in few days where he will take
up the study of dentistry.
A. Hoidale, father of Einar and |
Hjalmer Hoidale of this city will be
here on the Goth to hear La Toilette.
He comes all the way from Dawson to
hear this remarkable speaker.
The eight year old son of Alexander
Russell of West Newton who fractured |
his arm abount three weeks ago, while
playing in the yard Wednesday fell
and rebreke the arm in the same place.
Theo. Weyhe who has been having
fifteen day vacation returned Mon
day from the Twin cities where he at
tended the state fair. Geo. Hogan has
been attending to his duties during his
absence.
Miss Tom of Milwaukee, arrived in
the city Sunday and is now established
in the millinery parlors of Mrs. B.
Follmann. Miss Tom is an expert
trimmer and no doubt will find favor
with the ladies of New Ulm.
Alex Schwendinger, Adam Peters
and Emil Miller left Monday for Nor
wood where they will remain for about
six weeks decorating the interior of
the Catholic church of that place. The
contract was let to Heller & Gag of
this city.