New Ulm review., 1906-06-13

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H. L. Smell, manager OF the New
Store in Minneapolis was the guest of
Geo. w. Barnes for. a couple of days.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Schiller are
entertaining Miss Katie Schiller,
sister of Mr.. Schiller, who comes here
from Wabasso.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen, who for the past
month or more has been visiting her
daughter in ST. Louis, has returned to
her home in this city.
Miss Amy Cederburg, who has been
employed in the New Ulm Millinery
Parlors expects to leave for her home
at Belle Plain Sunday.
Chas. Roos of Kansas City, was in
the city Saturday, leaving the follow
ing day for Minneapolis and from
there he will return to his home.
Miss Olivia Schapekahm, is home
again after having spent the past year
in Fairfax as one of the instructors in
the public schools of that village.
Rev. Ulrich Frey, Catholic priest of
LaSalle, Iowa spent several days IN
the city last week the guest of the local
clergy of the Holy Trinity church.
Last Sunday was Holy Trinity Sun
day, red letter day in the calendar
of the local Catholic church, being the
patron feast of the church and school.
Miss Katie Russell who was teaching
at Lakefeld for the past year returned
to the city to spend her vacation with
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henle.
E. C. Steinhauser and family, Of
Lamberton, were in the city several
days last week the guests OF relatives.
They returned to their home Monday
morning.
A. W. Bingham has gone to Chicago
and other eastern points and will spend
sometime at his old home in Vermont,
returning early in July with his wife
to this city.
William Collins who had been en-
ployedin Cheyenne, Wyo. and Omaha,
Neb., for months past, returned to the
city. William is intending to go back
within three weeks.
A good chance for a young man tha
desires to learn fruit growing and the
! nursery business thoroughly. Steady
employment. Pioneer Nursery. VIM.
| Pfaender, Jr., Prop, New Ulm. MINI.
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| The Ladies Society of the Lutheran
church gave a lawn fete near the
Lutheran school on yesterday evening.
Refreshments were served. Music was
furnished by the college band.
The young men from this city who
have been attending the state univer-
sity have returned for the summer,
among them are Harry and Stanley
Bingham and John Neumann.
The many friends of Jacob Pfen-
ninger will be pleased to know that he
is getting along nicely after the severe
operation hewas compelled to undergo.
His recovery is now almost a certainty.
c.. W. Stranch of Nicollet who has
been agent for the Minnesota Elevator
Co., has accepted position with the
Eagle Milling Co. of this city and will
| have charge of their elevator at Tracy.
Arthur Petry, one of the ST. Paul
mail carriers arrived in the city last
week with his wife who will visit rela-
tives here. She has been quite ill and
it is thought the change will do her
good.
John Arbes. a iourneyman saddler
has been engaged by Amann & Smasa]
to assist in their harness store, their
business having grown to such an ex.
tent that they are compelled to employ
more help.
The music at the Congrega ationa]
church Sunday evening was made
more attractive than usual by a sole
sung by Miss Lucille Hubbard, the
title of whichwas ''OneSweetly Solemn
Thought"
Miss Hicks, formerly stenographe1
for the Inter- State, was in the city the
latter part of the week, the guest o:
Mrs. G. w. Barnes. She was on he,
way from her home in Marshall to visit
in Minneapolis.
| Miss Blanche Florida has closed
her seasons work in the millinery
store of Mrs. B. Follmann and has
returned to her home in Clinton, Wis
She will doubtless return at the begin
ming of the fall season.
Henry Spoerhase, who has been II
the northern part of the state for {
J number of years, where he took up {
claim, has proved up on his propert,
and returned to this city with the in