New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
b. Il. Mueller Of st. Peter visited

H. 81. Mueller of st. Peter visited
in the city the past week.
Joseph Schreiner left for Helena,
Mont, where he has secured employ
ment.
Miss Dolly Simmet OF Lafayette is
visiting with relatives in the city since
Saturday.
Miss Rose Schilling has returned
from Morton after visiting for q week
with friends.
George Knighton Of Morton visited
with his sister, Mrs. II. Berndt in this
city last week.
Mrs. Henry Gasink visited with her
sister, Mrs. G. j. Grimm in Lamberton
all of last week.
Miss Eleanor Flor returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives in Mime
apolis and Wisconsin.
The Misses Margaret and Anna
Gamble OF Springfield visited at the
home of Weigand Hauenstein over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Burmeisterre returned from.
Sleepy Eye Friday where she spent
most of the week with her sister, Mrs.
Leo Merth
Heller & Gag have secured the con-
tract from o. M. Olsen to do the paint
ing and decorating in the interior of
his new building.
Hugh Walters of the Journal has re-
turned from his vacation trip at Omaha
and other places after an absence of a.
week from the city.
John Baasen has been admitted to
the practice OF dentistry in the state
of North Dakota, where he has been
for the past year or more and is at
present located.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bissinger OF
Lancing, Mich, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Margareta Nix the past
week, left for St. Paul Monday on
their way home.
Among the names of those who have
been given diplomas from the summer
school that was held in Mankato this
summer, appears the name of Margaret
NJ. Groebner OF this city.
| The "Stonewall'' base ball team
went hard after the 'Southside'' Sun
day in a match rather onesided, though
both teams kept busy scoring. The
game was won easily however by the
'Stonewalls'' by a score of "a to TO-
81. L. Ramme has moved into the
Olsen building on First North street
where he is nicely located in one of the
rooms of the building that was latel J
moved from Minnesota street. The new
place makes a good stand for tailor
shop.
Mrs. Christine Keller, wife of Jacob
Keller, of Eden was examined before
Judge George Monday evening for in.
sanity and was committed to the
asylum at St. Peter. The examining
physicians were DIR. Schoch and DR..
Stricken.
Mesdames F. 81. Behnke, Martin
Hose, the Misses Lille and Louise
Birkenbusch Of Cincinnati, Miss Tar.
garet Fuerst of Chicago and the Misses
Ida and Dolly Haunenstein and Allie
Schersr spent Friday in Springfield
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. William
Mueller.
John Heidenfelder known to MANY
in this city is now in St. Louis, where
he has moved his family on account OF
recent sickness in the family. Mr..
Heidenfelder used to be member OF
| the Great Western Band the present
End Regiment band while he lived in
the city several years ago.
| Julius Meiges of Redwood Falls
was in the city Monday looking after
the property that belonged to his
mothers estate. He had PROPOSE
ton to sell some of the property but
after looking over the city and noting
1.-THE growth it had made since he has
been away he was inclined to believe
that it would be a good policy to hold
onto the land.
/ Last week one day while Mrs. Ole
Larson was driving a hay rake in the
field one of the horses kicked and the
Earring of the machine threw the
woman to the ground in front of the
rake. The horses started and ran for
half a mile when they were stopped by
Trimming into wire fence. The unfor.
tunate woman was severely bruised
and scratched but was able to walk and
no serious results are anticipated.
Less than mile of ditch has been
constructed in the neighborhsod OF
Hanska and there is a general rejoic-
ling at the relief it has afforded. A