New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-09

Miss Emma Betke of Minneapolis is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Betke
OF this city for few days.
Miss Lillian Dyke of Mankato is a
pleasant visitor at the home of her
friend, Miss Florence Arhart of this
city.
Miss Mary Rasmussen of Linden,
Mimi, visited with friends in this city
yesterday. She drove thither with her
brother.
Miss Maratha Cursh concluded her
visit with the Misses Hertha and Alma
Marti this morning by returning to
her home at ST. Paul.
Anton Reinartz has sold his stock
of the Star Hall to his partner B.
F'esenmaier and the latter will conduct
the business alone hereafter.
Rev. c. FL. Sauter and wife left
yesterday for Jordon, Mimi, where
| they will attend family reunion and
visit with friends for several days
Ed. +. Taylor was at the Twin cities
Saturday and Sunday Investigating
into the matter of purchasing gaso-
line launch to ply the Minnesota here.
Mesdames E. T. Critchett and j. H.
Sigel accompanied by Edward Crit
chett are guests at the home of. r.
Massupust and family in West Newton
to-day.
Mrs. Katherine Gulden of Dallas,
Texas, arrived here Monday noon to
spend several weeks as the guest of
her brother, County Treasurer John
Schneider.
Gustav Koehler left for the Twin
cities Saturday to take the undertakers'
examination. Mr.. Koehler isemployed
in the new furniture store of Kretsch
and Kastner.
Carl Schramm, bookkeeper for the
Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany, spent several days last week on
a business tour at LeSueur, Water
vile and other places.
Mrs. J.J. Goar ofMontevideo, Mimi.
and Miss Lillian Goar of PleasantHill
Tenn, came here with Mrs. E. F.
| Wheeler and will be guests of this lady
| for several days this week.
The Misses Minnie Havemeier and
Flora Frederick accompanied by Max
Frederick, residents of our neighbor-
ing county spent Sunday at the uni
versity of Minnesota and other places.
Frank Brey, who has been attend.
ing the Mankato Normal the past few
months returned to his home at La
fayette Saturday morning. Frank will
teach school this fall in this vicinity.
The Minneapolis and st. Louis depot
in this city has been donned with a
new coat, of paint which has greatly
EXCHANGED the appearance Of the build.
ing. The interior was alsorev arnished
|
children went to Portland, Oregon, te
visit the Lewis-Clark exposition. They
will consume several weeks on theil
trip visiting other places of interest il
the west
:. John Watschke went to Seafortl
Saturday morning to accept a position
in one of the business places there
Mr.. Watschke has been a student a
the Mankato Normal for the past fey
/ months.
The building occupied by Rhode
! Kunze, the tailors, has received ney
coat of paint the past week, which ha
frightened its appearance. The in
terror will also be remodeled slightl.
in short time.
4 Capt. A. Pfaender and Quarter
master Jos. Stadick were up at Spring
field Thursday afternoon paying tn
: members of Company ga" for thei
annual camp wages. They returned
home the same evening.
Miss Annie Lehrer spent Frida,
evening as the guest of Miss Lucil
) Mueller. She was on her way t,
her home at Springfield from Minnea
polls, where she had been spendin!
several weeks visiting friends.
/ William Burg writes from Portland
Ore, to which place he had gone tw'
: weeks past, and states that the countr,
is simply grand. He has met many Q
the New Ulm people who are attendin,
the Lewis-Clark exposition there.
: DIR. and Mrs. O. G. Stricken an
daughters, Vera and Leola came HON
Thursday noon from their eastern tri
to New York. The family were gon
ten days on their journey and spen
several days at Niagara and Buffalo
Miss Martha Eichmann and he
friend, Miss Grace Severson of Mape7
+, ton, who has been visiting with her lei
Saturday morning for ST. Paul wher
| thew will enter the wholesale mi1linar