New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-31

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and wife.
Miss Barbara Bianchi went to Wa
oasso Monday to stay for month
with relatives.
Miss Theresa Bollman left last week
Tor LIE Sueur to spend few weeks
vacation with her parents.
+, Il. Retzlaff was in Lamberton a
couple Of days last week looking after
MS interests in that village.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser has been
confined to his home for several DAYS
the past week on account of sickness.
Mrs. l.. e. Arhart of West Newton
was operated for appendicitis at the
hospital Thursday. She appears to be
recovering nicely.
Miss Anna Doberenz, who has spent
a few weeks in St. Paul as an appren-
tice in one of St. Paul millinery houses
has returned to the city.
G. w. Barnes of the Interstate ex-
SSSUko w 1CosC lo1 DSUIOlU CiS -VCI1
of February where he will attend a
meeting of insurance men.
The state meeting of sheriffs of the
various counties Of the state was held
IN St. Paul last Wednesday,. Sheriff
Julius Of this city was present.
A sleighing party Of four drove out
so Courtland Thursday to spent the
afternoon in that vicinity. They re-
ported good sleighing and fine time.
DR.. Fischer of Minneapolis and
Prof. Richard Fischer OF Madison,
Wis, were in the city over Sunday,
called here by the death of theirmother,
Miss Anna Peterson, who was at one
time employed in the Eagle mill in this
city as stenographer, has secured a
position in Minneapolis and is now at
work there.
Herman and Adolph Kopp left for
California last week to look over the
country and if they are favorably i'm
pressed with the conditions there they
will locate.
Henry Goede, now Of st. Paul, was
a visitor on the ''special' which
brought the Knights of Columbus to
New Ulm Sunday. He left the follow
ing day.
The club dance given Friday evening
was quite we'll attended and those who
were present had very enjoyable
time. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
Anton Losleben, a student of ST.
Paul Seminary has returned to his
native town Sleepy Eye for a two
weeks vacation. He will spend some
of the time in this city.
Word has been received in this city
been absent from the city for several
months is now in Switzerland, where
she is enjoying herself.
Fritz Wellman was agreeably sur
prised at his home in this city We'd
nesday evening by party of his
friends, the occasion being the ami
versary of his birthday.
Miss Vera Helmes Of St. Paul has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Johnson at the Dakota house for
several days. She came here to attend
the Crone~Vogel wedding.
On account of small accident to
some of the machinery Of the New Ulm
Roller Mill the plant was compelled to
close down Saturday, but resumed
operations again Monday.
Mrs. A. j. vogel and her brother
Albert Stuebe are in Colfax Springs,
Iowa where they are both expecting to
get relief from ailments that have been
troubling them for sometime.
VIM. Cavanaugh Of the firm of Cud-
dy & Cavanaugh of this city spent
several days last week putting in
plumbing work and heating apparatus
in John Burk's new residence IN Sleepy
Eye.
Saturday evening the members of
Burg's battery were entertained at the
home of Philip Filzen, just across the
Metzen bridge. It is putting in mildly
10 say that they all had a very good
time.
Word has been received from George
stelzle to the effect that he will be here
|, and entertain the members of St.
Joseph's society at their annual meet
ing and election Of officers on Friday,
Feb. End.
A. N. Anderson a Milwaukee Miller
was in the city Saturday the guest of
Ben Stockman. He was on his way
to Sleepy Eye to look at the new wheat
cleaning process in operation in the
mill at that place.
He mark, Who's a mark. Why
Marks the lawyer, at the Opera House,
Feb. 4th.