New Ulm review., 1908-05-27

Mrs. Anton Bartl and daughter
went to Kasota Monday to spend a
few days with Mrs. Bartl's sister.
Mrs. b. L. Beecher has been absent
from the city the past few days visit
ing friends in ST. Peter and the Twin
| Cities.
Miss Hertha Baltrusch returned on
Saturday from three weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Paul Olesen in
| Lamberton.
Rev. Mas and family of Chico,
tCalifornia, are guests at the home OF
| VIM. Durbahn. Mrs. Mas and Mrs.
/ Durbahn are sisters.
w. E. Koch, secretary of the Mime
sofa & Dakota Cattle company, spent
a portion of the week on the company's
ranch west of Pierre.
Mrs. Sullivan, who has been visit
ing for some weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Schubert, departed Monday
4 afternoon for her home in Fort Ben
ton, Montana.
Hon. Daniel Shell, chairman OF the
Republican congressional committee
; for this district, has appointed Hans
Mo of Sleepy Eye as member OF the
; committee for Brown county.
Mrs. Mathilda Gieseke of Los
Angeles, CAL, is a guest at the Hen
ningsen home this week. She will
: leave on her return trip to Los
, Angeles next Saturday.
The funeral of Arnie Nelson, the
, aged father of Former Sheriff Nels
2 Anderson, was held in Springfield last
, Wednesday. MIR. Nelson was eighty
t five years old at the time of his death.
At a meeting of the Fort Ridgely
a National Park Association at the old
: fort grounds on Memorial Day sue.
a cessors will be elected to the late
S Judge Flandreau and DR.. WELCOME
: as members of the board of trustees.
P. d. Raverty Of Home township il
k said to be considering the advisabilit.
5, of seeking legislative honors at tn
t, hands of the republican voters in tn
is primaries this fall. The chances ar
s. that he will decide to become an activ
candidate.
We The Current News Club at meetin
"a held last week at the home of Mrs
N Albert Olsen elected the following of
wv GERS: President, Mrs. Sauter: fir!
n. vice president, Mrs. A. 0. Olsel
n second vice president, Miss Baasel
recording secretary, Mrs. Blume; co
he responding secretary, Miss Beus
of mann: treasurer, Mrs. J. 81. Vogel.
De- Presiding Elder Blume of the &c
ife man Methodist church will go
nd Berea. Ohio. next week to attend
is meeting of the trustees of Walla
Seminary. After that he will pay
rs visit to Delaware, Ohio, where his S,
af- is a university student, and on the 23
nd and 24th of the month he expects
,ri. be present at Methodist conferer
g. in Winona. Throughout his emit
zas trip his wife will accompany him.
oil. Mrs. Elizabeth Baasen, wife
Of Nicholas Baasen of Sleepy Eye, di
di,- at the family home in Sleepy Eye l;
,1io Wednesday after an illness extendl
n, over two years. The deceased v
rob born in Dimmeldingen, Germany,
81. lS4S, and came to this country W
4ia her parents when quite young g
In 1876 at her parents home in Milft
she was married to Mr.. Baasen {
~ through her union with him she
os came the mother of five children,
loal of whom are living.
Between three and four o'cl
49, Saturday morning fire complet
~ destroyed the small brick r
~ dence standing on the rear part
- August Puhlmann's German stl
property and occupied by Mr..
Mrs. George Baarsch. The fire
WIZ caused by the explosion of a la
'Aeii kerosene lamp which the occupants
SOU the building always kept burning
: oi their bedroom at night, and it
'ne only with the greatest difficulty
y u Mr.. and Mrs. Baarsch escaped '
For .,oi, 1i,-aa OF tho f,,roitnra
n0n clothing, owned by the tenants,
ponO solutely nothing was saved.
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