New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-12

DR.. vogel's new Maxwell runabout
arrived YESTERDAY.
Miss Anna Lendt Of Sleepy Eye visi.
/ ted friends and relatives here over
Sunday.
/ Louis Sandau and Edward Cordes
returned from st. Louis Saturday
| afternoon.
Mrs. May Elder leaves the latter part
of this month for prolonged visit in
Granger, Wash.
! John Backer has purchased the
residence of Fred Korrup on South
t Franklin street for So, 200.
The members of the Hanska fire de-
partment are arranging for a public
| picnic at Fort Hill on June 18th.
/ Walter Brust has gone to Roches-
ter to accept position as clerk in the
American Express company's Office.
| George Fleisner, instead of locating
in North Dakota as he had intended,
| has returned to Minnesota and will
accept of employment in Morton.
The city has sold its electric va
cumn cleaner to Russell l.. Johnson,
who will continue to rent it out in the
same manner as was the city's Gus
tom.
Mrs. Harry Padley of Los Angeles
is visiting in the city, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Theresa Scheiderich.
She will remain throughout the sum-
mer.
! George W. Cady, formerly employed
in the Chicago & Northwestern yards
in this city, has been transferred by
the company from Watertown, South
Dakota, to Mankato.
Frank Bieraugel, who has been at
tending an institute of biography at
Davenport, Iowa, the past four months,
returned to his home in Lafayette
township last Monday.
VIM. J. Winkelmann right royalty
entertained the members of the Luther
an Male Choir and the New Ulm Maen-
nerchor Friday evening in celebration
of his birthday anniversary.
Sheriff Olsen of Nicollet county has
appointed Chas. j. Norman of Nicol.
let village deputy sheriff to succeed
, Chas. Key, who recently became q
!, deputy district organizer for the
Woodmen of the World.
DR.. Tallmann has found that thu
! practice of ostheopathy in this neck o
= the woods doesn't pay. Accordingl!
he will leave New Ulm this week ant
after spending the summer IN trave
4 will locate next fall in Texas.
Chas. Silverson and family arrived
!. home from the west Saturday evening
5 after stopping off in St. Paul for
r couple of days to visit Mrs. Silver
;. sons parents. Mr.. Silverson say
q they enjoyed the trip immensely.
I The marriage of Mr.. Mic Bank an
Miss Theresa Brosch was solemnize'
i at the Holy Trinity church yesterda
n morning. The young couple, who eS
!. pect to continue to make their home il
New Ulm, have the Reviews sinceres
It congratulations.
g Miss Malich, the Sleepy Eye plan
If teacher, and her more advanced pupil
J. will give public recital at the Turne
& Theatre on May 18th. She will b
assisted by VIM. Pfaender Jr
O. violinist and the Misses Trina Hauen
= stein and Myrtle Won Hagen.
g Burg's Battery, arrayed in new uni
le forms and with completely renovate
II equipment, turned out for practic
b drill for the first time Sunday. Th
p boys make a splendid appearance an
IN will thoroughly surprise the native
N when they appear in the Memoirs
parade on May 3Ist.
tx John w. Book, the Gibbon ban
D. cashier who is a son of John Booc
J. of this city, was married last Wee
%, nesday to Miss Minnie Naegeli, or
k, of Gibbons most popular your
of women. The ceremony was performe
Sc by Rev. j. Albrecht of this cit;
IS and Fred Book, a cousin of Il
I'D groom, acted as best man.
ne The claims against the estate of 10
OF Bruckbauer, the saloonkeeper WI
disappeared from Sleepy Eye t.
= days ago, continue to pile up. Fl
s. following were filed this week: r. /
i Bingham 8 Son of Sleepy Eye, s125
!. IS; Anton Steffen of Sleepy Ely
+ s327.50; John Hauenstein Brewing G