New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-13
Mrs. j !. L. Schoch will givesa Val
enHne party tomorrow evening.

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Mrs. il. Schoch will give VAL
enine party tomorrow evening.
Theo. Schonlau is enjoying visit
from his mother and sister of Chicago.
Mrs. Wager, sister of Charles
Ambrosch, is here from Spokane on a
visit.
Mrs. B. Follmann will leave for
Chicago and Milwaukee Friday on a
business trip.
Geo. Hauenstein has quit the road
as travelling salesman and has engaged
| q business in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Staley of
Mankato were the guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Held.
Einar Heidale, formerly of this city,
has secured living apartments at the
Hampshire Arms in Minneapolis.
Jos. Smasal has gone to Texas with
a view of securing desirable land and
making the Lone Star state his future
home.
Miss Jennie Lind of Minneapolis
was the guest of honor at a party Civ
en- by Miss Allie Scherer Friday after
noon.
A. M. Roos, formerly of this city,
has resigned as manager of the Lam
berton mill, being succeeded by Henry
Mayer. It is not known here what
Mr.. Roos' future plans are.
Mayor Silverson has purchased
through F. III. Retzlaff a 81, 900 tour
ing car manufactured by the Royal
Touring Car Co. of Cleveland. Retz-
laff says it will be beauty.
The CuddyCavanaugh Co. will es-
tablish branch plumbing shop at
Sleepy Eye. VIM. Cavanaugh will
move from this city to Sleepy Eye to
assume charge of the branch.
Miss Addie Olsen pleasantly enter
tanned a number of friends Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Jennie Lind
Of Minneapolis. Whist was played
for prizes, Henry Flor and Miss Eich-
mann being the winners.
There will be at least three active
candidates for alderman in the first
ward at the coming city primaries.
They are Jos. Flor, the present incum-
bent, Herman Nagel, a former member
of the council, and Peter Herrian.
At a meeting of the board of direct
ors of the I. x. L. Mining Co., held in
Winthrop last Saturday, D. Kogge of
this city was appointed general agent
for Southern Minnesota. DR.. L. A.
Eritsche is treasurer of the company.
A letter received from Mrs. G. A.
Ottomeyer on Monday brought the
good news that Mr.. Ottomeyer was
improving and would recover. He
has been suffering from combined
attack of typhoid fever and erysipelas.
Arnold Stamm will remove his bar
bar shop to the vacant Kashau
building just south of his present
location. The Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co.
will give up there present quarters and
occupy the rooms vacated by Mr..
Stamm.
There will be two games of basket
ball at the opera house next Friday
evening. The first team of the New
Ulm High School will tackle the Col
lege team, and the second team of the
High School will match skill with the
high school team of Winthrop.
Herman Schpekahn is engaged at
present in perfecting the model of a
labelling machine invented by Otto
Schell. The machine is so constructed
that the labelling can be done on the
body and neck of the bottle at the
same time. A patent will be applied
for as soon as the model is finished.
A movement is on feot to organize
a new Commercial Club, the idea be-
ing to take in all who have the inter-
ests of New Ulm at heart Club rooms,
such as prevail in the larger cities,
will be feature Of the organization.
j. A. Ochs and August Hummel are at
the bottom of the praiseworthy move
ment.
Miss Gustie kuehnel came down
from Red Lake county Saturday eve
ming and is a guest at the home of
John r. Neumann. Miss Kuehnel has
lived a long while up in that lonesome
country acquiring title to claim, and
now that she has her deed she longs
for the life of the city. Even New
Ulm is a relief
Richard Geisinger, proprietor of
the Merchants Hotel, celebrated his
fiftjeth birthday anniversary Wednes-
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