New Ulm review., 1906-03-14

The ladies of the Congreg gational
missionary society will give a chicken
pie supper from six to eight O'Clock in
the church parlors Tuesday March 20.
Miss Anna Sturm visited her sister
Theresa in Mankato. The latter is a
student Of Toland's Business college.
Miss Sturm also called on friends
while in that city.
Those interested in Colorado lands
will notice the advertisement of Min
neapolis party dealing in them, which
will be found in another part of this
issue Of the Review.
Mr.. Boettger of Lafayette suffered a
second stroke of paralysis Sunday.
On account of his advanced age and
sudden severity of the strain upon him
he is hardly expected to survive it.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says chat
Wd. Eibner OF this city was a visitor
in that place Thursday, and also says
that he is popular citizen of the
county seat and will probably be it's
next mayor.
Henry Goede who had been employed
in the Randall Printing Co. for the
past two months has accepted a posi-
tion as a retoucher in the Golling
Studio in ST. Paul.
William Pfeiffer has resigned as de-
livery man for Stuebe Bros. He will
take up his old position as painter in
his fathers shop. William Frieder-
ich has filled the vacancy.
Emil Sprenger who was afflicted with
rheumatism for three weeks in St.
Paul, has recently recovered from his
illness. He was obliged to enter st.
Joseph's hospital at ST. Paul
The collection for internal and ex-
ternal missions was taken up Sunday
at the church of the Holy Trinity at
all masses and gave proof Of the gen
erosity Of the parish to such purposes.
Chas. Bierbaum won box of cigars
which had been offered to the person
making high score the past week on
the Henle alleys. A prize Of the same
kind is also offered during the current
week.
HJalmer Hoidaleleft Saturday morn
| ing for his home in Dawson. He has
been compelled to take rest from
| work on account Of his eyes, and ex-
poets to enter the state university in
the fall.
A grapevine telegraph from Mime
apolis is authority for the statement
that Miss Jane Anderson formerly
waiter in Dakota house for year,
entered upon matrimonial ties in the
| metropolis.
Henry Domeiera student Of Toland's IS
Business college at Mankato visited
the city over Wednesday. He was Que
| of those who received their certificates
on the 1st of March and is now taking
short vacation. He will be employed
in Mankato.
Springfield high school boys have
secured two dates with the high school
base ball team of this city, one for
April 2lst and the other for May 5th.
The first is to be in this city and the
latter in Springfield.
Mrs. D. Taylor of New Ulm is visit.
ing in the city as the guest Of her old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Evans.
Mrs. Taylor is the wife of the late Hon.
David Taylor, ex-mayor of La Crosse,
Wis. -Mankato Review.
Herman j. Bellm who recently went
to ST. Paul to take the civil service
examinations, passed and has secured
a position in the government saddlery
at Jeffersonville, Ind. and left for
that place yesterday.
After spending the past five or six
weeks in Spokane and other western
places, Einar Hoidale returned to his
home in this city Friday evening. He
has nothing but good words for the
great west and believes that the coun-
try has an enviable future before it.
Miss Theresa Sturm, student OF
Toland's Business college at Mankatc
visited with her parents over Sunday.
| While here she aided the friends OF
her sister Emma in making the evening
a farewell reception. She departed
early Monday morning for Mankato.
Mrs. S. Pfeferle and Mrs. B. Foil
mann have both returned from their
trip to the millinery centers of the
country in quest OF new ideas in the
line of hats for the ladies. They are
! now preparing their places for the an
nual opening which is not many weeks
off.
Word has been received from Oscar
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