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

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to Mankato Thursda =.
a meeting of the ladies Of the Turn
sverein will be held today.
Mrs. Albin Carlson of Hanska call
ed on friends in the city Friday.
George Grenville of ST. Paul in the
new plumber employed at Cuddy &
sCavanaugh.
a. Ne. Roos of this city has accept
ed position as bookkeeper in the
Lamberton mills.
Albert Koch the miller at Echo,
MINI. was the guest at his fathers
home over Sunday.
Mrs. f. w. Rinke Of Lamberton
visited at the home of her father, J. f.
Neumann over Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Streissguth of Ar
lington was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. REIN over Sunday.
j. NJ. Thompson station agent on
I the NJ. & St. E. at Hanska transacted
business in the city Saturday.
The seth anniversary Of the zoeg-
llings Verein will be celebrated at
Turner hall Monday, April 23d.
Wall paper Sc per role at Louis.
j. Buenger.
Bruce Kennedy who is teaching
school in Cottonwood was at Mankato
Friday and saturdayon business.
Attorney Frank Weber of Franklin
! was in the city over Sunday visiting.
with his parents Judge and Mrs. T. B.
/ Weber.
@ Fred Martins and family of this city
returned home last week from a NUM-
Der of days visit with Carl AIeunchows
of Nicollet.
J. 2. Read secretary Of the Mime
sofa Mutual Fire Insurance company
! left for st. Paul Monday on a short
business trip.
Emil Severson who was unexpected
4 ~ called to Fosston, MINI. last week
by the death of his mother returned to
this city Monday.
I Miss Josephine Thiesen of this city
was called to Mankato by the serious
4 illness of her sister. She left on the
afternoon train Sunday.
4 William Ruemke has almost COM
4 pleted his new dwelling house on North
4 Minnesota street. 1t is a large two
and a half story structure.
r. J. O'Donnel and wife Of this city
departed on a pleasure trip to the east
3 last week. They will go to New York
! and later visit relatives at Cincinnati.
New Sewing Machines guaranteed.
4 From Sll upward, to be had at Mrs.
r. Hellriegel's, sos Center street.
/ Miss Bernice Kroh, who has been
{ employed as stenographer at the Eagle
mill, resigned last week. She left for
i her home at Mime apolis Sunday after
noon.
i Misses Anna and Meta Nogelpoh]
of this city were in Fairfax Sunday
in attendance at the confirmation Of
their nephew at the German Lutheran
& church.
Professor Ackermann moved into
!, his new house which he purchased
= lately and which was inhabited by
t Professor Montgomery up to shor
| time ago.
Thomas Whitson travelling sales
man for the LIE. Sueur Marble Works
t was here on business a few days ths
past week. Mr.. Whitson iswell know
l here, being at one time a Brown coun
t Ity boy.
4 Latest sheet music at Mrs. r
t Hellriegel' S, sos Center street.
Otto Baarseh former New Ulm DO,
S but now of Clark, S. ID. was in tn
!. city shaking hands with old friends
d Mr.. Baarsch who is engaged in th
!, banking business at that place return
ed home Sunday evening.
0 Arthur Schleif who has been EN-
n ployed as bus driver the past thre
e months by Tony Wiesner resigne
It last Saturday and left for Comfre
{ where he will take up work with hi
Z brother Charley Schleif.
= ASels Skov gaard, the noted violinist
n who was at Turner theatre recent
e will be at st. Peter on. April 26tl
Those who did not take advantage {
81 the opportunity to hear him while her
s should not lose this chance.
Albert Nicholaus, machinist at th
e New Ulm Foundry was the victim Of
81 painful accident last Friday Afternoon
p It seems that while endeavoring
+. lift some heavy steel apparatus |
e dropped it and caught the index Of h
y left hand between the steel piece an
the floor smashing the first joint. E
was treated by a physician and col
= fined to his house.
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