New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-07

the guest of friends in this city Sun
day. She was enroute to Lafayette
on matters connected with the tele-
phone company of her city in which
she is Interested
A. A. Larrabee and Mrs. Lucinda
Traxel were united in the bonds of
marriage Saturday afternoon by Judge
of Probate S. A. George. Both parties
are of Sleepy Eye and will make their
home at that place.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred
Behnke will be pleased to learn that
she is recovering rapidly from the re-
suit Of an operation which was per-
formed upon her about two weeks ago
at the St. Alexander hospital.
Mrs. Gustav Rudolph who has been
a resident of this city for the past year
departed Saturday noon for Minnea-
polls where she will join her husband
who is engaged in work at that place.
Her many friends whom she gained
during her stay here regret to learn
of her departure
Arthur Hull who has been employed
by the Eagle Milling company as ma
chinist for the past year resigned and
has accepted position as representa-
tive for the International Core.
spondence Schools at Scranton, Penn.
He is bright man and fully capable
of mastering the duties that will befall
him.
Sunday the annual picnic of the
Twin cities Turner's was held at Dung
America. The section of the Turn
vereln here sent delegation of it's
members to take part in the customary
exercises which consisted of horizontal
and parallel bar work. Indian club
drills and various other entertaining
numbers.
Mrs. Gurena Synsteby of Hanska
was brought into Judge of Probate's
Office Monday morning and Judged
insane. The lady had been in this
condition but a few days prior to her
arrival here. She will probably be
taken to the asylum for insane at
st. Peter sometime this week.
The last issue of the Commercial
News contained an extract of the
speech made by A. J. Alvin of this
city at the recent meeting of the Travel
ing Mems Association held at Sioux
Falls, S. D. 1t is an interesting ad.
dress, wildly picturing the trials and
tribulations of travelling man.
Postmaster L. B. Krook was agree.
. ably surprised recently to receive mott.
ticatiOn from the department at Wash.
ington Informing him that his salary
had been increased by the addition OF
an extra one hundred dollars pei
annum. This makes his compensation
amount to So, 300 and is to take effec1
on the first day of next month.
A number of promotions were made
in the non-commissioned Offices of the
Second Regiment Band by Adj. A. C
Page while he was in this city. Cor
pOral John J. Juenemann was pro
NOTED to quarter-master sergeant ant
Privates Christ Backer, Anton VIE!
and Joseph Tastle to corporals.
Edgar Chute a young man of Abb,
appeared before Justice Henningsel
Wednesday afternoon and was fine,
one dollar and costs. The troubl
: arose from a complaint filed by
7 neighboring farmer against the bo
: for passing through fields under cult
| walton without permission, undoubt
eddy the Chute boy had head of hi
f own and determined to carry out hi
own plans.
Albert Huelskamp and Miss Maggi
q Schwab were united in marriage yes
terday by Rev. G. Vonderlage at tn
= ST. George Catholic church. Both {
r these young people are of St. Geore
o and possess a host of friends who e,
tend their congratulations. The brio
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. job
!, Schwab of St. George and the groo
u is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Huel
IL kamp.
The two lawn swings which wel
e donated othe City Park by the Curre7
News Club recently were demolishe
by some young lads bent on mischi
the past week. 1t is pity that son
e of the young generation growing |
e in this city cannot appreciate a GOO
lie thing and in this case the miscrean
II should be made to answer for theirm
1t demeanors. The swings have been T
ct paired and are now in use again.
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Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ea
powder. It cures COrns, Bunions, Pal
y full, Smarting, Hot, Swollen Feet. AT
! Druggist and Shoe Stores. 1921
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