New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-07

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Henry Singel of Sleepy Eye was in
p the city on business the first of the
+ week.
W. H. Meyer of La Crosse, Wis,
was in the city over Sunday visiting
friends.
Edward Holman of Morgan was in
the city Tuesday and Wednesd ayv visit
ing relatives.
Miss Elsie Lauterbach of Redwood
Fails is visiting IN the city with rela-
tlves and friends
Ed. Sternberg and family of Lafay-
cite have moved to this city where they
expect to reside.
Charles Stengel is taking a short
vacation. He and his wife left for the
{ north Thursday morning.
The usual lenten services of the
Lutheran church arein progress having
began with the Wednesday service.
Senator G. W. Somerville and I.
NJ. Olsen of Sleepy Eye were in the
city Thursday for short time.
Christ Wallin and Oscar Wall, two
OF the citizens of Comfrey were in the
city last Thursday on business.
Frank Woratschka who has been
out Of town for considerable time
was seen in the city the past week.
Ben Stockmann spent a couple of
, days in Morton last week on business
connected with the mill at that place
Albin Carlson of Hanska was in the
city Friday and Saturday looking
a fter some of his affairs in this place.
Mrs. John Langm ack and Miss Anna
Langmack were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Langmack of Springfield last
week
NJ. J, fully one of the representa-
tives Of the Inter State, was in the city
over Sunday looking up matters with
his company.
Albert Schilling has leased his saloon
to Frank Dietz who has taken charge
of it. The transaction took place on
Wednesday last.
Members Of the new concert band of
this city were out last Wednesday eve
ming and very pleasantly serenaded L.
j. Buenger and Bride
John Riheldaffer, one of the Mime
city Thursday and Friday visiting the
grain men of this place
Mrs. Mary Elder expects to take a
trip to California in the near future
for her health. She will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. T. Thomas.
r Mrs. Bertha Hartmann and her
daughter Myotte of St. Paul were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs L.
G. Vegel all of last week.
Mrs. Andrew Cook of St. Peter
visited relatives in this city last week
on her way to Redwood Falls to spend
a few days with her sister
The ladies of the St. Elizabeth So
ciety are planning to give a basket
social on Easter Monday which would
be very fitting event in the season.
The recent arrival of son at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Wiesner
makes six of the number necessary to
&anake a good base ball nine. There is
no race suicide in the Wiesner family.
Market day in Springfield which is
tomorrow promises to attract num-
Der Of people from this city These
events for the western metropolis of
she county are becoming very popular.
John Marti Of Morgan, one of the
leading lumber men of that place was
in the city Thursday looking after
some business interests he has in this
place.
NJ Fred Schultz visited the neighbour
ing western town during the latter
part Of the past week. Fred is an old
friend of that city being a native of
the place.
The sickness of Mrs. Johnson mother
Of F. w. Johnson called Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson to st. Peter Thursday. They
were relieved to find that she was not
dangerously i'll.
Tony Schiller arrived in the city
from Morton Sunday and Monday
went to work in the Brown County
bank as assistant cashier in the place
Of ?. j. Soukup.
YThe period of the forty hours de-
votion which is customary each year
in the Catholic church will be held on
March IS, 10 and 20, in Holy Trinity
church in this city.
A box of cigars which had been Of
fered as a prize to the person making
high score on the Henle alleys during
the past week was won by Ferdinand
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