New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-12
OF Interest in the City.
:. Observation-Disclosures.

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Mrs. Adolph Alvin received visit
this week from her sister, Mrs. Meier
bachtel of Kokah.
Edward Larson, Chauffeur for Chas.
Silverson. arrived in the city from
the west Sunday afternoon.
At Hanska on Wednesday there &C.
Cured the marriage of Carl Christi
anson and Miss Ida Ahlness.
G. Filzen Jr. has very materially
improved his State street store by the
addition of stock of dry goods.
Mrs. L. J. Buenger, after spending
a month at the Jordan Sulphur
Springs, returned to New Ulm Thurs
day.
W. G. Behnke, the st. James mer'
chant, visited with his mother ana
brother in this city Sunday and Mon
day.
The hotel in Lafayette has been sold
to George Post of Moorhead. The
retiring proprietor, John Hoag, goes
to Paynesville.
Otto Gerstenmaier, New Ulm boy
who is now in the navy, arrived here
from Seattle Saturday for a fortnight's
visit with old friends.
Helmuth Werner of Redwood coun-
ty is patient at st. Alexander's hos
pital. Last week he underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Fred Toenberg has returned to
Brown county after an absence OF
twelve years in Norway. He has gone
to work for an implement company in
Hanska.
j. B. Batson, the Hanska citizen
who ran for the legislature on the
prohibition ticket last fall, has been
rendered the principalship of the
, North Redwood schools.
Edwin He'd, the erstwhile champion
outtermaker of Minnesota, has given
up his position as state creamery in
.spector, in order to resume his old job
as buttermaker for the Nicollet cream
cry.
Three months ago Robert Hose sold
his interest in hardware store in
Sleepy Eye to his partner, M. j.
Bekke. Last week he completed deal
whereby Bekke sells to him the entire
stock.
Mrs. H, L. Beecher, who has beer
visiting friends in the east for month
and who also attended the congress o
Daughters of the American Revolu
4ion in Washington, will return te
New Ulm this week.
G. L. Seymour, travelling repre-
sentative of one of the big coal com
panies at Sheboygan, Wisconsin, has
made arrangements to make his home
in New Ulm. He will occupy a resi-
edence on North Minnesota street.
Emil Velikanje, a former New Ulm
lite, blew in from North Yakima F'rida,
and spent the latter part of the weel
visiting his old friends. Since leav
ing New Ulm Mr.. Velikanje has divi
=ded most of his time between Wash
ington and Alaska.
Mayor Steinke, Editor Hodges, DR.
Strickler, G. @. Hanson and D. Bang
came down from Sleepy Eye in th
latter's auto Thursday afternoon an
spent few hours here booming tn
Dig Woodmen picnic which is to b
held in our neighboring town early i
June.
Capt. Louis Scherer and chiidre
are expected to arrive here from Fol
Mead next Sunday. They will renal
a month or two, during which tin
Mrs. Scherer will visit with her motl
ser in Chicago. In August Cap
-Scherer will be assigned to duty
=, Fort Smelling.
Fred Precht, the St. George butte
maker, and Miss Anna Meyer, daugl
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Meye
prosperous residents of Courtlar
township, are to be married the latt
part of the month. The prOspecti'
groom is a son of the well-knov
CORTLAND auctioneer.