New Ulm review., 1907-01-16
Miss Dorotha Hauenstein is on the

Miss DOrO6h3 HauenSteln is On the
sick list.
Tony Krlppner has accepted posi-
tion with the Burg Cigar Co.
Attorney Somsen transacted legal
business in the Twin Cities Monday.
Raymond and George Brust of
Sleepy Eye were in the city Sunday.
J. A. Ochs was business vieitor in
the Twin cities Monday and yesterday.
The s'Joily Brother" will enjoy an
evening of entertainment at the Tivoli
tomorrow.
Miss Lou Crocker, stenegrapher at
the New Ulm Roller Mill, is sick from
an attack of quinsy.
Miss Minnie Schochwent to Window
on Monday to spend few days with
her sister, Mrs. Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Buenger went to
Cambria. Wisconsin, on Monday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Buenger's
brother.
Mrs. Fred Backer entertained
number of friends Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Herman Meyer of
South Dakota.
Mrs. Geo. Ross and Mrs. Mary
Melle went to ST. Croix Monday to
attend the funeral of their brother,
Matthew CORES.
Herman Schiemann has resigned his
position as clerk in the store Of John
f. Neumann. He will rent the Ditt-
benner farm in the south end of town.
A. P. Gaudy, travelling auditor for
Bingham Bros, sold five mink pelts
to Stuebe Bros. last Saturday. He
guarantees that they were exactly as
represented.
Adolph Wagner, superintendent Of
the electric light plant, is enjoying his
annual vacation at Chicago. While
there he will visit the electric shows at
the Coliseum.
Twenty men came down from Sleepy
Eye Saturday evening and met the
local ten pin bowlers in match con-
test of three games. The locals won
by about 300 pins.
Hose Company No. l held meeting
Saturday evening and elected Fred
Grebe as president, Otto Setter as
vice president and Robert Brandt as
secretary and treasurer.
Dudley Martin returned, to Aberdeen
on Friday after a ten days visit with
the family of Jacob Guth. Dudley
has position in one of the leading
barbershops of Aberdeen.
Postmaster Buelow was down from
Sleepy Eye Sunday. He returned
with his nephew. Albin Mueller, who
has been receiving treatment at the
local hospital for kidney troubles.
Jacob KlOsSner went over to Fairfax
the early part of the week to attend a
meeting of the directors of the Citizens
State Bank. Chas. Heimann, formerly
of New Ulm, was reelected as cashier.
Adolph Eckstein came down from the
Zenith City Thursday to visit his sick
mother, who lives in the town of Mil
ford. Adolph is now one of the lead
ing real estate men Of Duluth.
Mrs. Augusta Setter OF Winthrop
and Mrs. M. L. Hanft of Minneapolis
attended the party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson in honor of Einar Hoi-
dale at The Dakota House Saturday
evening.
The Maennerchor will go to Spring
field on the 26th to give a public con-
cert. They will be accompanied by
the big orchestra which is now being
drilled under the direction Of w. T.
Eckstein.
The basket ball players of the High
School and the DR.. Martin Luther Col
lege met in the first game of the season
at the Opera House Saturday evening.
The High School contingent won by a
score of 5 to 4.
Geo. Graen, one of the new members
of the Burg Cigar Co., has been here
for the past ten days. Monday morn
ing he went to Watertown to get his
family, Mr.. Graen having decide d
to make New Ulm his future home.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage in the near future Of George
| Martinka and Miss Barbara Baumann.
Both Of the contracting parties are
residents of Lafayette township and
well-known in New Ulm.
/ Mrs Anna Wehber a sister Oh