New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-14
Geo. Henle has taken a place in the
furniture store of Frank Kretsch.

Geo. Henle has taken a place in the
furniture store of Frank Kretsch.
A number of ladies surprised Mrs.
Fred Fernbach Saturday evening.
Cards were played until late.
Al. Emmerich of Comfrey, was in the
city over night Monday on his way to
Winthrop where heis visiting relatives.
Miss Mckee a stenographer in the
Eagle Roller Mill Office left for Man
lSato Thursday on account of the i'll
ness of her mother.
"God was feeling mighty good when
he created Gene Debs and he didn't
have anything else to do all day. -
James Whitcomb Riley.
Miss Emma Sturm entertained a
number of friends on 'smoon eclipse"
evening who surprised her. The eve
ming was a pleasure to those who made
up the party.
Today is ST. Valentines day and if
you should happen to be the object of
some penny-wise person and should
get valentine that reflects his opin-
ion of you, don't get mad, he would
do differently if he knew better.
Mrs. SCOT of Winnipeg, Manitoba
and Mrs. Knute Moe of Springfield
were visiting with Capt. S. A. George
all of last week. Mrs. SCOT departed
for her home via Mankato the last part
Of the week and Mrs. Moe returned to
Springfield.
Remodeling in the north-end tavern
owned by Christ Filzen, is about fin
ished. The ceiling has been embel-
lished by John Wartha and the walls
are undergoing fancy coating of
paint. The work when finished will be
a model of it's kind in the city.
Mrs. B. Follmann left for ST. Paul
on Monday where she is visiting.
Mrs. Pfefferle expects to meet her there
at the end of this week and together
they will go to Chicago and other
points where they will select the stocks
for their separate millinery establish
ments and have it ready for the regu-
lar Easter openings.
The lady friends of Mrs Caroline
Haas called on her Thursday evening
in large numbers, it being the ami
versary Of her birthday. The time was
spent in playing cards and partaking
Of the excellent refreshment that were
served by the hostess. 1t was very
pleasing event to Mrs. Haas and en-
joyed by all who were there
Tom Hughes, conductoront the Tracy
Mankato run of the northwestern road,
has been laid up for sometime with
sickness at his home in Mankato. G.
81. Miller of Waseca has been doing
his work. Mr.. Hughes has not been in
the best of health since the shaking up
in the wreck near Mankato which
caused the death of VIM. Carol
Edgar Small, who since the lst of
November has been in Milwaukee work
ing in one Of the wooden mills of that
place, returned to his home here Sun
day evening. and will prepare for the
operation of his own mill as soon as
the spring weather will permit. It is
the usual custom of the mill to close
down when the river freezes and pre-
vents the operation of the waterwheel.
Albert Kiesling, who has been in
partnership with G. Goetsch in the
blacksmith business for some time has
left the firm and the former partner
has bought in with John Bongards.
The business which was formerly con-
Quoted under the name of Henle & Bon
CARDS will be under the entire control
of Ath. Henle. Mr.. kiesling has been
employed as manager of the Henle
shop.
The ''Royal Vaudeville Co, is the
name of a new organization of young
fellows of this city and will shortly be
in the entertainment field. The bows
have been practicing for the past
month Or more and feel that they are
now in shape to appear before the
public. The first appearance of the
players will be on the night of the 24th
at the opera house in this city. There
will be comedy and acrobatic perform
ances as we'll as other features Of en-
tertainment that will interest the peo-
pie. The boys will play in all nearby
towns and for that purpose will carry
their own band.
In contribution to one Of the
Sleepy Eye papers last week j. B.. Nc
Neil, one of the merchants of that city.
defends the merchants association
against a recent accusation in relation
to the Berkner case in which it was
claimed that the association was per-
scouting Berkner because he broke
away from what he termed trust. The
defense claims that the object Of the