New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-14
Mrs. John Henle is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Gratz of Winona.

in the city on business Thursday.
.. Mrs. A. w. Schweppe of St. James
visited with friends in the city the first
of the week.
VIM. Frank, the Springfield banker
was in the city Monday and the fol-
lowing day left for Minneapolis.
Christoph Burmeister left for Sleepy
Eye Sunday afternoon to visit with his
daughter, Mrs Leo Merth for several
days.
Miss Emma Bertrand, who has been
in the city taking instructions in sew
ing from Miss Henle will return to her
nome on Saturday.
Friends of Chas. Stuebe, jr. will be
pleased to learn that he is getting
along nicely after the recent operation
10 which he submitted.
Mrs. Louis Ochs and Miss Meta
Diebl returned from visit with their
sister, Mrs. Nick Franta in Wabasso,
after stay of two weeks.
The North Western Line will sell
excursion tickets to Chicago and re-
turn Feb 18th and 18th at s11.3O for
round trip from New Ulm. Good ten
days.
An item in the Review last week
made it appear as though it was Anna
Haubrich who was operated on at the
hospital last week when it should have
been Ida Haubrich.
Mrs. Harry Phelps is the guest o.
ner sister, Mrs. Chas. Hoefer Of this
city After spending the week here
she will continue her trip to MARSHALL
town, Iowa, ner home.
Miss Ruth Barnes gave valentine
party to a number Of her young friends
at her home Monday evening. There
was much evidence to prove that they
all had very good time.
The Northwestern Telephone com
pany will remodel the system at Sleepy
Eye by using cable and will also put
in the central energy system and do
away with the ringing for calls.
A number of the lady friends Of Mrs.
VIM. Fesenmaier we're pleasantly en-
tertained by her at her home Wednes
day evening at cards. The party was
in the nature Of surprise and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Miss Anna Roth left for Comfrey
Sunday to visit with relatives and
friends for several days. Thursday
evening she was surprised by a num-
Der Of her friends, and entertained
them during the evening very pleas
antly.
There is a rumor to the effect that a
certain young lady of this city and
Minneapolis newspaper man will soon
be married. The young man denies
the allegation, but things do look
rather suspicious when you come to
think of it.
Miss Gertie Henle had the pleasure
of entertaining a number Of friends
Friday evening. Cards were played
most OF the time and refreshments were
served before the party was permitted
10 break up. The young people had a
very pleasant time.
Minneapolis papers of the past week
contain announcement of the marriage
I of Fl. F. Chandler. 1t will be remem-
bered that he was one Of the detectives
who were in this city most of the time
FOR almost year following the murder
Of DR.. Gebhardt. Mr.. Chandler's
bride is ST. Paul lady.
Ben Stockman and Capt. Castle left
for Morton Monday where Mr.. Castle
is to be installed in the mill at that
place. There is to be a change in
several of the positions in the Office as
we'll as the manufacturing department
of the Morton mill, which will be
looked after by Mr.. Stockman while
he is there.
w. r. Reid, the Sleepy Eye miller,
who invented the new process of clean
ing wheat has been advanced from
the position he occupied in the mill to
that Of general superintendent. If re-
turns continue to come in as they have
started from his invention, he will be
ableto retire in excellent circumstances
in short time.
The Executive Committee of the Tur-
ners of the state, elected by the local
society, organized last Thursday as
follows: pres, a. Steinhauser; vice
pres, Fred Setter; rec. Sec, Armand
T-Petry: corr. Sec, Ed. Petry: treas,
Fred Pfaender; turnwart. Herm. Helm;
committee on mental culture, FIR. Burg,
w. P. Stork and Adolf Wagner.
The annual meeting Of the State
Federation of Women's clubs will be
held in Winona in October. This was
decided at meeting OF the executive
board at the Ryan hotel. st. Paul.