New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-19
Albert Nenno and wife have gone to
Springfield to live.

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iSpringfeld to live.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Berg of Sigel Sunday morning.
VIM. Hum of West Newton and Miss
Lena Baumann of Fairfax were united
in marriage yesterday.
A. W. Bingham, the grain dealer,
was Chamber of Commerce visitor
in Minneapolis last Thursday.
Senator Clague of Lamberton has
consented to be the orator of the day
at Comfrey on the Fourth of July.
Ray Brust, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brust of Sleepy Eye, is now
employed in a bank at Burlington,
North Dakota.
Mrs. Bertha Mueller Andre came up
from Minneapolis Monday and sold
her South State street residence to DR..
G. W. Miller, the dentist.
E. E. Miller, secretary of the South
ern Minnesota Short Ship Fair Asso-
citation, has been elected second lieu
tenant of the st. Peter militia compan y.
President Mullen of the Citizens
State bank is back at his desk after
an absence of nearly four months.
With his wife he returned from Texas
Thursday afternoon.
Because Mrs. Mary Aschenbrenner
addressed Mrs. Walburga Platter the
other day in language unbecoming a
lady, Justice Henningsen fined her S.
and made her pay costs amounting to
1896.
Fred Hermann, a prominent farmer
of the town of Leavenworth and a
resident of Brown county since 1868,
died at midnight Sunday of asthma
and dropsy. He was sixty-four years
of age.
Miss Malick's piano recital at the
Turner Theatre last evening was one
| of exceptional merit. It reflected great
credit not only upon the instructor
but upon the painstaking efforts of the
pupils as we'll.
Capt. Louis Scherer and children
| arrived from Fort Mead, South Da'
kota, Sunday and are now domiciled
at the home of the Captains sister on
German street. They will remain unit
the latter part of June.
It is rumored, and with some feun
dation of truth, that a new brick build
ing is to be erected next spring to take
the place of the old frame structure
now occupied by Anton Bartl ane
! Wenzel Groebner. A local bank i:
back of the move.
W. G. Haubrich has decided to sci
out his ieweIry store in this city AMI
60 to Marysville, California, to en-
gage in business with his brother
This moveo on the part of Mr.. Haubricl
has been contemplated for some tim
and will be carried out either in Jul.
or August.
Miss Mary Baasen from Milwaukee
a niece of Mrs. Baasen of this city
arrived here Saturday and on Mon
day entered upon her newly accepted
duties as stenographer in the Office
of the Eagle Roller Mill Co. Mis-
Baasen was formerly employed a
Sleepy Eye.
The Washington school teacher!
are busily at work arranging for th'
annual exhibit which is to take place
on May 25th and Goth. All parents
friends and patrons of the school are
cordially invited to be present or
those days and inspect the collected
work of the pupils.
| It's reported that A. II. Lienhar6
will dispose of his residence property
in this city and take his family to some
city in South Dakota, nearer to the
center of the territory covered in hi.
travels as a commercial salesman
His dwelling on State street is one O.
the cosiest in the city.
Something like sl2O,OO0 will be dis
tributed among the cities of the stat,
that maintain fire departments a!
their share of the two per cent ta1
which the ire insurance companies
paid on premiums received during th,
year 1908. New Ulm paid S36, 448 il
premiums, whereas its fire losses wer,
only s10,7SS.
Mrs. Dora Burgess of Minneapolis
one of the grand lodge officers of tn
Degree of Honor, paid an offcia
visit to the local lodge Wednesda,
evening and addressed the member
on matters pertaining to the new in
surance regulations of the order
While in the city she was entertaine
I by Mrs. o. G. Setter.
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