New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-07
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J. S. Stickney Of Nicollet was in the
city Thursday visiting friends.
DR.. Graft was looking after usiness
matters in Sleepy Eye Saturday.
Rev. Father, Rant was a passenger
on the train to Sleepy Eye Monday.
August Olson of Lafayette was in the
city Thursday and Friday on business.
Jos. Smasal and Ben Amann of this
city were in Lafayette Friday visiting
friends.
DR.. l.. A. Fritsche of this city was in
Aankato on professional business
Monday.
Miss Annie Reardon of Fargo, N.
D., is the guest of her brother, Jerry
OF this city.
FIR. Scholzen left for Milwaukee Mon
day morning to attend the funeral of
his cousin.
John Schubert came down from
Jackson Friday to visit with relatives
for week or two
Hugo Dorm and Geo. Goblirsch of
Lafayette called on their many friends
in this city Friday.
Chas. Peterson of Cornish was in
the city several days last week looking
after some business interests.
P. J. Jenkins left for Storden, Cot
tonwood county last week where he has
been engaged to teach school.
, Geo. Siebenbrunner of St. Paul was
in the city several days last week on
business and visiting his relatives.
F. H. Retzlaff was in Lamberton a
few days last week looking after his
interest in the hardware store at that
place.
Edward Neumann of Fairmont was
in the city Thursday and Friday to
attend the funeral of his father, Ed.
Neumann.
Geo. G. Knocke of St. Paul was in
the city Monday looking after freight
business for eastern roads which he
represents.
Mrs. Schapekahm had the pleasure
OF entertaining a number of ladies
Thursday, it being the anniversary of
her birthday.
VIM. Aab, who left this city for
Spokane some time ago, returned Fri
day and will remain in the city for the
balance of the winter.
Don't over look the fact, Prof. Myer
will be at Reim's Jewelry Store again
Thursday afternoon, Friday and Sat-
urday, Jan. Is, 10 and 20.
Chris Arveson Of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Friday remaining over night
in order to take the St. Louis train to
Minneapolis in the morning.
Mrs. T. Thomas visited her brother
in Morton during the past week and
from there went to Minneapolis in the
interest Of her millinery business.
John Robertz of Tomahawk, Wis.
is IN the city visiting friends. He is
employed on one of the railroads of
that state and is taking his vacation
VIM. Better, apprentice at the Lei
bold barber shop has passed the state
examinations and now has certificate
to do business in the site of Minnesota.
The Minnesota Commercial Mems
Health association of this city is dis
tributing neatcard cases to it's members
with the compliments ofthe association.
Henry Albrechts and his sister,
Sophia, who have been visiting friends
in this city for sometime have return
ed to their home in Brandon, this
state.
W. F. Laudenschlaeger will return
from Fairfax Saturday. He finished
the ventilation work, but has some
minor jobs to attend to in the school
house.
Miss Lizzie Thiedemann entertained
a number of friends at dinner Monday
evening, after which the young people
enjoyed themselves by playing various
games.
DR.. Albert Marden left for St. Paul
Monday where he will represent the
Masonic fraternity of this city at the
Grand Lodge which is in session in
that city:
Installation of the newly elected Of
ficers of the Sons of Hermann was held
on Friday evening, when all the new
officers were indicted into their several
stations.
Sleepy Eye is to have another pro
tective insurance order for women. It
is to be known as the Modern Pro
tective association, and has head
quarters at Sayre, Pa.
Hon. John Lind and son Norman,
was in the city Sunday and Monday,
and were present at the play Sunday
evening at Turner theatre as the guests
OF DIR. and Ms. J. L. Schoch.
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