New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-05

the city in the interest of the institu-
ton.
Dancers at the Star hall Sunday eve
ming were not so numerous as usual
owing to the very disagreeab1e
weather.
Miss Olive Schapekahm spent few
days last week with her parents. She
was here to attend the silver wedding
OF her parents.
William Permantgen has purchased
the saloon business OF Ferdinand Hof-
schild in Essig. and will conduct the
same in the future
Frank Homer of Faribault spent
Friday with friends in the city, also
trans acting some business as another
part of his purpose.
The Misses Anna and Maria Malich
Of Sleepy Eye spent a few DAYS in the
city the guests of friends the latter
part o. the past week.
The Frauenverein. a society COM
posed Of elderly ladies of the Luther
an church met with Mrs. II. Retzlaff
Thursday afternoon.
The dance that was to have taken
place at the Milford club house was
postponed to next Sunday on account
OF inclement weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weber who
spent few days with Judge and Mrs.
Weber returned 70 their home in
Franklin Wednesday.
Henry ). Berg, candidate for coun-
ty treasurer on the democratic ticket
was one OF the many visitors to Hans
ka Saturday evening.
Miss Ada Neumann visited with rela-
tives and friends in the Twin cities
leaving on Saturday with the many
excursionists from this city.
Miss Angela Gliding went to Essig
Sunday afternoon to be ready to as
sumo her duties as teacher in one OF
the district schools OF Milford.
Assistant boiler inspector, Frank
Match. had the misfortune of scalding
his lips by coming in contact with a
steam engine under inspection last
| week.
| Miss Carrie Haas has returned from
Los Vegas and other points in Colo
RADIO and California after an extended
tour which has lasted most OF the sum
mer
William Wellner has found employ
ment at his old trade in ST. Peter and
intends to make that place his home
over winter. His family however will
remain here.
The ladies sewing club OF the Luther.
an church was entertained at the home
of Miss Minnie Retzlaff Wednesday
afternoon, an interesting time having
been spent by all.
DR. E. W. Bayley of Sleepy Eye
visited Thursday with friends in the
city. The doctor is the only candidate
for coroner and is out campaigning
just for practice.
Mrs. Durbahn of New Ulm is the
guest this week Of her son, A. Dur
balm. On Tuesday Mrs. Durbahn en-
tertained friends at O'Clock din
ner.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
William J. Winkelmann sold his
brickhouse on South Broadway tt
William Willmart one day last week
for the sum of $1,000. The latter viii
take possession Of it at once.
Quite number OF people from thi:
city attended the presentation of ''The
Free Lance" in the Mankato theatre
Thursday Of last week, and speak O.
it as an excellent production.
DIR. and Mrs. Miller are expecting
to entertain Mrs. 0. G. Hanson O
Rochester for short time. Mrs. Han
son is Mrs. Miller's mother and this
will be her first visit to New Ulm.
Joseph Rewitzer was fined before
Justice n. Henningsen on account Of
carrying concealed weapons Monday
Of last week. The fine amounted to 5:
and costs. which he agreed TO pay.
John Hetlinger OF Buffalo Lake ar.
rived in the city Saturday for short
visit. Business matters called him
here and he took advantage Of cir.
,:umstances to renew aequaintances.
Charles Hoefer and family removed
to Spokane. Wash. the latter part OF
the past week where they expect te
make their future home. Mr.. Hoefer
will be employed at some work in the
city.
John Carols progressive farmer in
Milford bought forty acres of land
adjoining the hundred aud sixty be
had, last week from his neighbor
Frank Rose consideration at s4s az
acre.
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