New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-20
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Robert Henle is now employed in
the BastianM arti store.
A. Q. Ouren of Hanska was in the
city the forepart of last week.
B. Gruenenfelder was in St. James
last week to instruct the band there.
N. Henningsen on Friday returned
from his North Dakota business trip.
Karl Schroeck jr. and wife of Lam
berton we're Sunday callers in this
city.
Ole j. Olson of Hanska left for
Mobridge, S. D. to try his luck in
Uncle Sans lottery.
Attorney II. H. Flor of St. Paul
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his parents.
Editor Brandt and wife, last week
were visiting at the home of Il. 0.
Schleuder, Springfield.
Miss Anna Johannes OF Nicollet
spent several days in this city visiting
with the Peter Giefer family.
The total shipments of wool made
by Stuebe Bros. this last season
amounted to over 100, 900 pounds.
The Lutheran Sunday school at
Hanska was organized last Sunday
with very promising membership.
The ladies of the Catholic Foresters
will give card party Thursday eve
ming at the Catholic schoolhouse-25c.
Mrs. J. H. Sigel and Mrs N. Hen
ningsen on Friday returned from Min
neapolis where they have been visiting
with friends.
The three months old child of Ernst
Haberberg, who had died in St. Paul
was buried here last Saturday in the
Lutheran cemetery.
Chas. Silverson, President of the
Eagle Roller Mill Co.. who has been
in Cincinn att for some time, is ex-
pected to return today.
Mrs. Geo. Doehne and Miss Lulu
returned last Thursday after spending
week with relatives and friends in
St. Paul and St. Bonifacius.
Misses Carrie [. Castle and Rewey
B. Inglis will represent the local or
.ganization at the Y. P. S. G. E. con.
vention in LIE Sueur, Nov. 81.
Chas. Stuebe, Sr. is out on the
Minnesota Cattle Company's ranch
near Pierre, S. D. to complete theil
fall shipment of cattle to Chicago.
Miss G. Klemm, who had been visit
ing with the Chas. Baltrusch family
TO- a number of weeks returned to hel
home ia Milwaukee via Minneapolis
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Schroepple and children
who had been visiting with friends
and relatives for the past five week.
returned Thursday to their home ir
Collinsville. Mo.
The management of the Scenic, il
compliance with the law that door
of all public buildings must open out
ward has caused the necessar
changes to be made.
Mrs. Emma Hughes, who had BEEF
visiting with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. L. Hoffman,, for the las
week on Saturday returned to he
home in Aberdeen, S. D.
A very successful supper and enter
tainment was held last Saturda
evening at Hanska for the benefit O
the library and Young peoples build
ing of that place. The Advanc
orchestra furnished the music.
The ladies of the Friedens churc
will give an Apron Bazaar on Oct
-21st. Lunch will be served in tn
afternoon and a chicken supper iron
500 in the evening in the Jacob
building on Minnesota street.
Frank Hotchkiss of Hugo, MINI.
formerly of Home township, las
Wednesday was a business caller i
the city. For the last two month
Mr.. Hotchkiss travelled in Manitoba
representing the j. L. Case company
\ Only the best in moving picture
at The Scenic. Come tonight