New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-30


rented the Exner dwelling on State
street.
VIM. Bierbaum, the groceryman,
was a business visitor in st. Paul
Monday.
ii. Rudolph and wife arrived home
from their European trip yesterday
afternoon.
Arthur Eckstein will go to Chicago
Saturday to enter the Northwestern
University.
Mic Andring, the liveryman, has
sold his team of mules to Clarence
Peterson of Bernadotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Giefer have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Reiland the past few days.
The dwelling house of John Engel-
bert on Washington street has been
sold to VIM. Rautenburg of Lafayette.
Tie marriage of Miss Annie Bau
mann and Louis Hacker Jr., both of
LAFAYETTE township, will take place on
October 9th.
New happiness has invaded the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Linde-
mann Jr. in the form of baby daugh-
ter. The little one arrived Sunday.
Jos. Losleben, who has been spen-
ding month or more calling on old
friends in this vicinity, left for his
home in Visalia, CAL, last Wednes
day
Miss Edith Sommer of st. Paul is
in the city attending to the repairs on
the Sommer building which was
recently damaged by fire. She is a
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Roos.
One of the mammoth plate glass
windows in Crone Bros store was
broken Saturday afternoon while the
carpenters were setting it in new
frame. The plate was one Of the
largest in the state.
Mrs. Boesch Of Los Angeles arrived
here Thursday from Indianapolis.
She will spend month or more in
New Ulm looking after her property
interests and recuperating from pro-
tracted seige of illness.
At Mrs. Siegel's whist party Thurs
day evening the first prizes were
awarded to Mesdames Critchett and
Nellie, the second prizes to Mrs. A. j.
Eckstein and Miss cummings and the
third prizes to Mesdames Stricken
and Behnke.
Ed. Lyon, who has been living near
Wanda for several months, stole a
team of driving horses from John P.
Dooner near Lamberton one night last
week and drove to Tracy. There he
was captured through the aid of the
long distance telephone.
There was farewell surprise party
at the nome of Miss Amanda Frenzel
Saturday evening for Miss Emily
Kaschau who departed Monday after
noon for her home in Crosby, North
Dakota. Miss Frenzel was assisted
in entertaining by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Emil Frenzel.
Druggists Eckstein and Pfefferle at
tended meeting of the Brown-Red-
wood Pharmaceutical association in
Redwood Falls Wednesday. They re-
turned Thursday afternoon highly
pleased with the success of their bust
ness meeting and more then grati6ed
with the hospitable reception accorded
then by Redwood 8 enterprising bust
ness men.
VIM. Silverson and party, including
Mrs. Silverson, Miss Minnie Silver
son and Elmer McNay, who have been
visiting here for over six weeks,
started on their return trip to Gin
cicnati in an automobile Monday
forenoon. Their route lies through
Mason City, Davenport, Chicago and
indianapolis and they expect to be on
the road a week OR more before
reaching their home. It was showing
within an hour after they left.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. John B arker of Minneapolis
of the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Myrtle Magdaline, to Mr..
George Hauenstein, the wedding to
occur on October 9Th. The groom is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Weigand Hauen-
stein of this city and for number Of
years was one of New Ulm's popular
young business men. He is now hold
ing a responsible position with one of
the Flour City's well-known business
firms.
The annual conference of the Mime
sofa Unitarian society will be held at
Nora church in Linden the first three
days of next week, Among the promi-
nent clergymen and laymen who will