New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-01

8# Inc Great Divide at TarnerT Theatre.
NJ tlg onday evening, Dec 9th.
DR.. Emil Mueller has been confined
to bed with Pneumonia for the past
week.
Miss Anna Altenbernt of Davis.
H., is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
g. a. Ottomeyer.
IN account Of lack of space several
Items had to be omitted in this weeks
issue of the Review.
Herman mar A. Vogelpohl on Tuesday
made a business trip to Eyota, MINI.
returning Wednesday.
Frank Weber and wife of Minne-
apolis are the guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herm. Held.
y. v. Christensen has purchased the
Deutch farm of LA acres located seven
miles northeast of Hanska in Linden
for $4,000 which is at the rate of about
S46. 90 per acre.
Mrs. b. G. Hage, Miss Ellen Ander-9
son, Mrs. p. Toenberg, Mrs. Almer
ouren and Mrs. Christ Halvorson all
OF Hanska were New Ulm visitors last
week.
A. Il. Lienhard, travelling salesman
for Cooper Wells & Co.spen Thanks
giving with his family. He started
ont Monday on his last trip before the
holidays
Anton Weiss, formerly employed
on the Northwestern railroad is now
again working at his old trade as
harness maker in the we'll known
harness shop of F. j. Backer.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their annual fair and
bazaar today Wednesday,. Supper
will be served in the DINING room,
beginning at $3.50 p. M, for Is cents.
: Buy Gift Certificates at Hummel
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Miss Mathilda Nellie resigned her
position as teacher in the Washington
school and will be succeeded by her
sister Louise, who is now teaching at
Rochester, at the beginning of the
next term.
Mr.. Albert W. Mueller, at one time
resident of New Ulm and employed
at the Eagle Mill as bookkeeper. was
married some weeks ago to Miss
Alice Pendergast of Minneapolis.
The young couple left for a trip to
California and from there will go to
Portland, Oregon, which place they
will make their home.
Raymond Leary, employed for thir-
teen years as clerk and operator at
the freight and passenger depots of
the Northwestern railroad in this CITY
and who for the past four weeks has
been employed as telegraph operator
at the M. & st. L. was appointed
local agent, in place of j. W. Beck,
resigned. Mr.. Beck accepted I. po-
sition as local agent with an Invest
ment company, with offices at Thief
River Falls, Miun.
Henry Herrian, as administrator of
the Peter Herrian estate, has sold the
entire stock of liquor and cigars also
the fixtures Of his saloon known as
1.-The National to Jos. Smasal who
took possession of the place Monday
evening. Mr.. Smasal, formerly
travelling salesman of the Burg Cigar
Co., is we'll known in this city and
anticipates good business. Mr..
Herrian has not definitely decided as
to his future occupation.
On Monday, Nov. 10Th occurred the
death of Mrs. John Macho at the home
OF her parents on N. Minnesota str.
Deceased was only 10 years of age
and her untimely demise is the result
OF a confinement; the birth of a young
child causing the death of the mother.
Mrs. Macho, the daughter of Mrs.
John Held, was born April 9th, 1891
and was married to John Macho Oct.
10th 1908. The funeral will be held
this "wednesday forenoon from the
Catholic church. She is survived by
the two months old child, her
husband, mother and two sisters.
Costa" last Wednesday evening
was inspected at the Armory by Mai.
John Bushers, the results being sa-
tisfactory and very complimentary to
the officers and men of the company.
Following the official doings basket
ball game was arranged between two
teams fthe first and second battalion.
with victorious results in favor of the
team from the first On invitation of
Serg't.. Ad. Klause the members and
officers repaired to Wd. Eibners
restaurant, where a splendid oyster
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