New Ulm review., 1905-12-27

his home with an attack of la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roos of Lam
berton are visiting relatives in this
city.
Miss Adelaide Schneider of Sleepy
Eye is the guest of Philip Liecsh and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weschcke of
Springfield spent Christmas with Ex-
Mayor Weschcke and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hornburg spent
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
w. FL. Mailer in Springfield.
M. E. Mathews of Marshall was in
the city Friday looking after some
legal business before the court.
Miss Cora Manderfeld and Miss
Mary Rasmussen who are attending
Carleton college at Northfeld are
home on their Christmas vacation.
E. Schmahl, mechanical engineer for
the National Electrical Co. in Mil
waukee is spending the holidays with
his family in the city. He will return
to that city Monday.
G. D.. Johnson, deputy public exami-
ner has been in the city for the week
past and has been engaged in bal
ancing the books of the county officers.
The work takes considerable time, but
is about finished.
The members of the Women's
Literary club will this evening enter
tain their husbands and gentlemen
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. L. Beecher on German street. A
literary and musical program will be
given and a lunch served.
City Clerk Schilling has so far re-
covered from the recent attack of sick
ness that has confined him to his bed,
that he is able to get up and sit in a
chair for sometime. His many friends
in the city hope to soon see him at his
desk in the clerks office.
Einar Hoidale left Saturday morn
ing for Minneapolis where he spent
Christmas with his sister and then left
for Kansas City from which point he
will go south to the coast visitin g most
of the cities along the line of the
Kansas City Southern, returning to
Hot Springs where he will remain a
while before returning to this city.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson on Wednesday
evening gave an unusually nice dancing
party at her beautiful home on Mime
sofa street in honor of the Misses Min
ME and Charlotte Silverson, who will
leave next week for a three months
trip abroad. A very delicious lunch
was served and Prof. Bosky furnished
the music.
John Current of Sleey Eye, was in
the city Saturday on his way home
from the cities to spend Christmas
with his people. He has accepted a
position with Minneapolis company
owning lands in Idaho and will 90 to
that state to look after their interests
where he expects to take up the practice
of law.
The merchants of the city have been
unusually tasty in the decorations OF
their windows during the holiday
trade. Crone Bros. always have win
dows that attract and this year they
were not behind others. G. A. Otto.
meyer had a handkerchief window tn al
attracted considerable attention anC
created considerable comment. There
is no better line of advertising than e
neatly dressed window, and there are
many windows in this city of size tha
will take on the best dressing.
Frank Kegan of Sleepy Eye was ir
the city several days last week with
his nephew. They have both been u1
in the northern part of North Dakota
where they have land. They were ir
the, restaurant business, feeding thu
men who were working on the exten
sion of the Great Northern road. Mr.
Kegan says that he was able to realiz,
quite sum of money during the pas
year. He certainly looks as though
the world had used him we'll.
Last Friday morning, F. P. Starr
for twenty years agent of the c.. &
N. W. at Tracy, left for New Ulm, hi:
new home. On Thursday evening hi
was called to the Office to explain
some business matters. The station
and yard men were there to receive
him, and in a few we'll chosen word
Mr.. W. D. Rice, foreman of the Trac,
yards, and one of the old time EN-
ployes, on behalf of the 'boss" pre-
sented Mr.. Starr with an elegan
chair. F. P. is not known as
speaker but received the gift in tn
spirit in which it was rendered in fe,
appropriate words. Tracy Republic
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