New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-13
Happenings in the City.

!. happenings IN the lily. 7
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Alb. Olsen spent Sunday with his
relatives at Nicollet.
Mrs. w. B. Mather entertained
Saturday afternoon for Miss Jennie
Lind.
Miss Marie Rummings of ST. Peter
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. H.
Behnke.
Judge Olsen has granted Mrs. Anna
Fslchter an absolute divorce from her
husband, Wenzel Richter.
Miss Hannah Siebert of this city is
at present employed as a nurse in the
Campbell home in Winthrop.
Herman Lindmeyer has returned to
this city from Dubuque, where he has
been employed in cigar factory.
G. B. Deniger, of Gary, South Da-
kota, spent Sunday and Monday here,
the guest of thessSchell Brewing Co.
A tramp, giving his name as John
Sturm, served sentence of five days
in the county jail last week for vag-
s'ancy.
VIM. Nordholm was here from Min
neapolis Friday and Saturday max.
lng some repairs on the Eagle mill
engine.
Geo Graen's family arrived from
Watertown Saturday. They will oc-
cupy the Weber home on South
Broadway.
A large party of friends and neigh
bors pleasantly surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. Filzen at their State street
nome Sunday evening.
Frank Webber arrived here from
Franklin Monday evening to conduct
a sale of the furniture and household
goods of his late father.
w. F. Cavanaugh with force of
men was at Sleepy Eye all last week
completing the plumbing in the new
nome of A. G. Won Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Scherer went
to st. Paul Monday to witness the Saw
age opera company's production of
Puccini's latest opera, "M adame But
terfiy.'
Geo. Reiser and Herman Langmack,
who have been in the contracting
business in this city for many year S
under the firm name of Reiser & Lang
mack, have dissolved partnership.
Ralph Yates received word from
Senator Knute Nelson Sunday to the
effect that his son, Lit. Ralph Yates,
had fully recovered from the wounds
received in the battle with the Pula-
james on Dec. 5.
About thirty members of the New
Ulm Fire Department, accompanied
by w artha's Orchestra, called on Her.
man Nagel Sunday evening and as
sisted him in celebrating the anniver-
sary Of his birth.
Several landseekers from this vicin-
ity started for Colorado last week with
a view of purchasing farms. The par
sty included VIM. Clements and Henry
Barth of New SUlm and VIM. Metzen,
Her. Albrecht, Andrew Krzmarzick
and William Permantjen of Milford.
The stockholders of the defunst Ger
mania Bank of ST. Paul have been or
dered by Receiver Willius to pay an
other assessment for the benefit of cred
itors, this time the assessment being
equal to the entire amount of their
stock. Jacob Pfaenninger is the only
New Ulmite interested.
Some weeks ago Joseph Neudecker
of Wabasse had three of his fingers
crushed in a corn shredder. He came
TO this city to have a part of his hand
amputated, but the operation was not
wholly successful. After being home
three weeks he has returned to the
hospital to receive further treatment.
Az lbS ldo0 nooplHS oAo DOc'l u VI
Education decided to erect a new
school building on the site now occu
pied by the South Side primary. The
building will be two-story structure
and with four large rooms will accom-
MEDIATE 100 pupils. The cost, includ-
ing the heating plant, will be in the
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