New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-14
W. 5. Alvin was n the Twin cities

was IN the city last week.
VIM. Wellner of ST. Peter was a
caller in the city last week.
Oscar Haag of Frankfort, S. D., is
visiting at the home of Jos. Flor.
We regret to state that John J. Ubl
of Cottonwood town is very sick.
Mrs. John Schneider has left for
Regina, Sas.. to visit her daughter.
VIM. Werner of Lamberton was in
the city last week transacting bust
ness.
Chester Crone who was down with
an attack of blood poisoning is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Rud. Schmid of Springfield
visited with the John Korbel family
last week.
The Turner's Ladies Society will
hold it's annual meeting tonight at
Turner Hall.
Gerhard Schneider is employed at
the law firm of Eckstein and Funk as
stenographer.
r. G. Blum has accepted position
as conductor on the Twin City Rapid
street car lines.
Louis Sandau with a crew of men
have left for Huron, S. D. to do some
plastering work.
Do not fail to bring your job work
to the Review Office. Artistic work
and moderate prices.
Judge of Probate Geo. Ross and
wife are visiting with their son
Albert at Stanley, N. D.
Miss Amanda Neumann of Sleepy
Eye is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Henry Frenzel in this city.
Mrs. Frank Schiefert was over from
Morgan last week visiting with her
mother Mrs. John Kretsch.
Melvin Vogtel left yesterday for
Seattle, WASH. where he will attend
the Seattle ukan Exposition.
Rev. G. G.. Roesti attended the re-
vival meetings of the Evangelical as
ISOLATION at Redwood Falls last week.
Relatives and friends entertained
Miss Myrtle Engel OF Minneapolis
during her sojourn in the city last
week.
A. Bogen of Taylor Texas forn1e r
publisher and editor of the New Uim
Post has been visiting in the city last
week.
The contract for the iron fence
around the Ft. Ridgely Monument has
been awarded to st. Paul parties fo1
s2,325. ~.
The John Wartha family entertained
Mrs. L. F. Schmauss of Alexandra
and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman, of Mankatc
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Siege Of
CORTLAND are enjoying the arrival 0:
son, who was born to them las
Tuesday.
The following have been attendir e
the Bobleter funeral last week: Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Wagner, OF St. Paul
Mrs. r. Bobleter, of Rosemount an6
Mrs. Ezra Northfeld.
Miss Lydia Ochs of Springfield anc
her sriend, Miss Helen Malloy of Sail
Lake City visited at the formers rela
tives in this city last week. They re-
turned to Springfield Friday evening
Judge 1. M. Olsen held special cour
Thursday and Friday hearing the roaG
case of Robt. Lieder versus Aug
Schrader and the divorce case of Chas
Henning, farmer near Comfrey agains
his wife.
Married at Olivia June 30th Edwar,
Wolf and Lydia Heimerdinger. TIL,
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
81. Heimerdinger, we'll and favorabl,
known in this city. The groom is {
| former resident of Olivia. The young
couple will make their future home a
St. Paul. e
DR.. L. A. Fritsche, Messrs. Charlie
Hauenstein and Martin Hose of New
Ulm were in Sleepy Eye last week com
ing up in big a.to, owned by Mr.
Henry Fuerst of Chicago, who wa:
with the party. The latter is brother
in-law Of Messrs. Hauenstein and Hos,
and is spending his vacation with New
Ulm relatives. A better bunch O
good fellows you don't often find
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch.
Last Tuesday evening July 6, Mis-
Frida Dongus entertained at her hom
a number Of her young friends il
honor of Miss Erna Gerber from
Helena, Mont. The rooms were de
corated in pink and white tissue pape