New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-04
VIM. Engelbert of Cottonwood spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.

VIM. Engelbert OF Cottonwood spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
Fl. N. Somsen spent couple of
days in ST. Paul last week on legal
matters.
Miss Martha Fischer left for Mime
opolis Saturday to spend few days
with friends.
Miss Grace Owens of Sleepy Eye was
the guest of Mrs. Otto Setter of this
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter who has been
spending some time with her daughter
in ST. Paul has returned home.
Albin Carlson Of Hanska was in the
city Friday looking after some of his
affairs and renewing acquaintance.
Q. NJ. Olsen of the Model Drug store
of this city was in Minneapolis and
ST. Paul Thursday and Friday on
business.
Emil Hage of Hanska is reported to
have been unable to attend to his work
in the bank the past week on account
of sickness.
Aug. Windhorn left Monday for
points in Redwood county to be abb
sent until tomorrow. He is working
in the interest of his land company.
Roy c. Setter was home from the
University over Sunday. While here
he assisted in the singing at the Con-
gregational church with solo in the
evening.
Miss Annie Koherr of Sleepy Eye
was the guest of friends in this city
over Sunday and while here attended
the card party given by the ST. Eliza
beth society.
The prize masquerade given in Essig
hall Sunday evening attracted large
number of young people from this city.
and was a decided success both social
ly and financially.
II. n. Somsen was d visitor at the
home Of the venerable DR.. Welcome
i'll Sleepy Eye Sunday. The old gen.
tleman is very low and is slowly los
ing his grip on life.
"Billy" Gieseke, the Marshall mil
Ter was in the city Friday and Satur-
day the guest of Ben Stockman. He
was looking over both the large mills
of this place and making a fraternal
visit.
Hanska is to have masquerade
ball on the evening of the 23d, when it
is expected that all the young people
for miles around will mask and attend
the ball.
Peter Koehler, the cigar manufactu-
er of Minneapolis. arrived in this
city Friday and spent several days
with relatives and friends returning
home Tuesday.
VIM. Gieseke, Anton Bartle, Ben
Amann and Theo. Mueller made the
trip to Lafayette Thursday in Mr..
Gieseke's automobile, which is doing
pretty we'll for the middle of February
on country roads.
Friends of A. E. Clark, the Mankatc
attorney will be pleased to learn thai
he is very happily married. The cere
mony took place in Virginia. He will
| bring his bride to Mankato, which is
| to be their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Nenno of Spring
field who are running the Nenno Hote
were the guests of their sons, Franz
and Albert Memo from Saturday te
Monday. They also renewed acquain
tances with their many friends.
Mrs. E. 81. Ballenbach is in St. Pau
this week assisting in arranging pro
gram for the Young Peoples Ali
ance'' state convention, which is to bt
held at Hutchinson in June. Mrs. Bal
lenbach has charge of the State Junior
work.
A meeting of the trustees and thos,
interested in the Improvements that ar
to be made in the Congregations
church is called for Thursday evening
The improvements call for a rear
rangement of the interior of the build
ing and new pews.
/ Edward Springer visited in ST. Pete
with relatives over Saturday aad Will
in that city attended the same oper;
that was given here Sunday evening
The people Of ST. Peter gave the com
pany packed house and appeared +
enjoy the production.
i Moritz koehne died very suddenl
while sitting in a saloon in Courtlan
Thursday. He was sixty years oil
and for many years had been Athlete
with asthma. DR.. Weiser was Gale
as soon as it was noticed that ther
was something wrong but the old gen
tleman was dead when he arrived.
The Hanska Herald showed canSi