New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-30

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tives in St Peter.
| Albert Bogen is expected here from
Texas next month.
Mayor Silverson returned from the
east last Friday noon.
Mrs. John Hoffman, entertained a
party of friends Monday evening.
Mrs. Carl Fischer slipped on an icy
walk Sunday and fractured an arm.
There is much talk afioat OF fourth
bank in New Ulm. Who, why and
wherefore?
Miss May Werring of Sleepy Eye
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Meier.
Mrs. John Wiltscheck entertained a.
large party of friends at cards We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Engel came home from
Mankato Friday to spend few days
with her parents.
Albert Ochs of Faribanlt was the
guest of his brother, the hustling New
Ulm merchant, over Sunday.
The ssColts'' and the Juniors will
play a series of match games on the
Henle alleys tomorrow evening.
The death of Mrs. Adam Stadick,
formerly of this city, occurred at Glib
bon the early part of the week.
Mrs. Mo Of Springfield has been
spending the past week with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. George.
! Adolf Wagner arrived home Mon
day evening after a two weeks visit
in Chicago, Ann Arbor and Madison.
The final rehearsal of the Maenner-
Choir for it's forthcoming concert will
be held next Friday evening at Turner
Hall.
Capt. Tweedy, quartermaster OF the
| Second Regiment, was in the city
Saturday. Capt. Tweedy's home is in
Albert Lea.
Geo. Martinka and Miss Barbara
Baumann, both of Lafayette, we're
united in wedlock in the Holy Trinity
church yesterday morning.
M. Walter of st. Paul and Albert
Hahn of Minneapolis we're among
those who attended the funeral of Jos.
| Schumacher on Tuesday of last week.
John Domeier and Charles Forster
have dissolved partnership. Domeier
retains the business and will also
occupy the living rooms above the
saloon.
Rev Robert Yank has once more
entered the ministry, this time at
| Waterloo, Illinois. For number Of
years he has conducted a poultry farm
in this city.
G. J. Somsen came up from Mime
apolis Sunday to see his son, Henry.
On Monday he started for Louisiana
where the father and son have joint
land interests.
VIM. Burg and wife left for their
| new home in Portland on Saturday.
F. Burg Jr. accompanied them and
| if he finds suitable employment will be
joined later by his family.
Henry Hauser of Franklin was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday.
| Mr.. Hauser is the treasurer of the
concern which bought over the
Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
| The Turner and High School bas-
ket- ball teams clashed in q spirited
game at the Opera House FRIDAY even
ing. The High School crew was too
much for the Turner's, however, and
won by score of II to 1.
| The school board has been holding
several meetings lately for the discus
sion of the overcrowded condition of
the schools. It is almost certain that
new primary building will be erec-
ted in the south end of town next
summer.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson returned from
St. Paul Saturday evening accompa-
MED by her son who has been sick
with pneumonia. The boy will return
as soon as possible to resume his
studies in one of the SANITY City bust
ness colleges.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Sturm were as
sisted by a large number of friends
Wednesday in celebrating the silver
anniversary of their wedding. Promi-
nent. among the joyial party we're
members of the ST. Johns and ST.
Anne's Courts, Catholic Order OF
F'oresters.
| Fl. Fl. Vogelpohl and son were at
! Two Harbors last week installing a
| os 20 $,