New Ulm review., 1905-12-27

city one day last week on business.
L. Buenger and j. Ipps of ST. Paul
are the guests of relatives in the city.
J. Cuddy, wife and family are visit
ing at Eagle Lake, the home of Mrs.
Cuddy.
Miss Marie Rummings and Mrs. F..
H. Behnke spend Friday and Satur-
day in Mankato.
Miss Mabel McLennon left for her
home in Winona to spend the holidays
with her relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Sigel gave tea party in
honor of Miss Minnie Silverson Sat-
urday afternoon.
Otto Burk and Paul Yank, students
of the Concordia college Of ST. Paul
are home on their vacation.
Frank Webber, the leading attorney
OF Franklin, was in the city the first
OF the week the guest of his parents.
Olive Metzinger was granted a di-
vorce from Emil Metzinger on Friday,
the case coming before Judge Webber.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blattermann and
son of st. Louis were the guests of
Mrs. Blattermann;s parents, M. Mullen
and wife,
Mrs. J. W. B. Welcome, wife of
DR.. Welcome of Sleepy Eye, was in
the city Sunday on her way to visit
relatives at Winthrop.
Miss Sophie Grebe came home from
Milroy Saturday to spend Christmas
with her parents. She was accom-
panied by Miss Dripps of that city.
Ben Stockman returned home Sun
day after several weeks visit among
his eastern patrons, and a trip to the
principal cities of the United States.
Albert Koch of Echo, and DR.. Geo.
r. Koch of Minneapolis were at home
over Sunday. Albert returned to Echo
Monday and DR.. Koch to Minneapolis
today.
j. G. Somsen of Minneapolis, father
of Fl. N. Somsen, and Steve Somsen, a
brother, of Winona, were in the city
Monday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry N. Somsen.
Geo. E. Clinton, the marble dealer
of Sleepy Eye, was in the city yester-
day with his son-in-law, DR.. Miles.
The latter left on the St. Louis north
bound train for Excelsior.
Fire escapes have been placed on the
walls leading from the exits of Turner
theatre, so that now in all particulars
the theatre has conformed to the re-
quirements of the laws of the state.
J. W. Williams, travelling agent
for the Burlington system, one Of the
lines of railroad that covers most OF
this western country, was in the city
several days recently looking after the
passenger traffic that is likely to go
over his road
Dates for the great state fair have
been set for the Sd to the 9Th of Sep.
tember and with a surplus of nearly
800, 600 on hand the institution should
be able to provide a pretty good enter
ment for the visitors who will be
present next year.
With the announcement of the poll
tical retirement Of Mayor Silversor
there is revived the talk of Presiden
Eibner being candidate for the office
A large number of people are of tn,
opinion that he would be most &C
ceptable man for the place.
G. w. Barnes left for different points
in South Dakota Thursday looking
the interests of the Interstate. Will,
he was gone he met with all the agents
and treated them to the annual ban
quet, which is coming to be recognized
as one of the regular things.
Simply as a reminder that it is still
necessary to have snow before Christ
mas little of the "beautiful' fel
Thursday and was Immediately assimi
lated by the lose dirt that covered tn
earth. 1t has hardly been cold enough
SO far, tohave enough snow to mention
Readers of Golfers Weekly vii
| find a story in the last number b,
Luther Long, entitled "Billy Boy
that will be of more than ordinar,
interest to them. It is one of the bes
stories that excellent weekly has con
tained for sometime and worthy tn
attention OF all.
There is every indication that at tn
coming municipal election in Redwoo
Falls the saloons of that city will hav
to go out of business. as there is
pronounced sentiment there that the
are not wanted. Redwood Falls ha
had the no license fight on for a mum
Der of years, and it looks as though
would win out this time.
Earl Current and Joe Cutting of thi
! county were both Uivan HMSn h