New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-24
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Henry Dahms is clerking in P. W.
Hackbarth's shoe store.
Mrs. F. w. Peuser went to Win
throp last week to visit with relatives.
Ignatius Hofmeister who has been
i'll for sometime is reported as being
very low.
F. W. Johnson was at Fairmont
last week attending the funeral of
Mrs. Frank A. Day.
Major John Buschers went to St.
Peter Monday evening to inspect Co.
K. He returned Tuesday.
The New Ulm Maennerchor will give
a concert Dec. 4th, a week from this
coming Saturday, in Essig.
Geo. Rewitzer of Sleepy Eye bought
the DR.. Kaula property on So. Mime
sofa str. Consideration $1,000.
Grebe & Emmerich, our well-known
plumber firm, have completed laying
1900 feet of water mains in the village
of Fairfax.
Chas. Grussendorf has once more
become resident of New Ulm. His
son Herman will have charge of his
'COurtland farm.
After a pretracted visit with her
daughter, Mrs. JOS Arbes, Mrs. J. D.
Matteson returned to her home at
Minneapolis last Friday.
On Thanksgiving, the city and rural
carriers will make no deliveries. The
post-office itself will be open from 8
to 10 a. N. and from to p. m.
Fred Setback of CORTLAND, sold
out his hotel and saloon business to
Otto Strehlow of Nicollet. The new
proprietor has already taken posses
sion.
A large number of their lady friends
were pleasantly entertained Tuesday
evening by Mrs. J. P. Graf and Miss
Martha Eichman, at the formers
home.
All those who delight in stripping
the light fantastic toe" will have an
opportunity to do so at the dance
arranged by the Milford band at
Essig, tomorrow, Thanksgiving night.
For ten years faithful service in the
National Guard of the State of Min
nesota, Mayor J. P. Graft was awar-
ded the usual bronze medal. The
Mayor at the present time is member
of the Brigade Staff with the rank OF
Major. "
Alfred W. Seifert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Seifert Of this city and
Miss Anna G. Damply we're married
at Hastings, Tuesday of last week, the
Rev. Z. r. Cunningham officiating.
Frank Seifert, brother of the groom,
acted as best man.
Mrs. John G. Schrodt spent few
days last week with her parents a.
Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs. Windmiller
The Windmillers are we'll known
florists and had arranged for grand
flower show at Mankato 'sOpera House
which proved a success in every way
Thanksgiving services will be hello
in the following churches: Luther ar
church, 1870 a.. NJ, Methodist church.
1880 a. NJ At the latter which is a
union service, the members of the
Congregational church and other
local churches will attend. Rev. E.
F. Wheeler will speak in English anG
Rev. c.. H. Sauter in German.
It will be remembered that the firm
which had charge of the laying of the
water mains to the new reservoir, be-
came financially embarrassed ane
were unable to pay their workingmer
in full. Word has just been received
that the American Bonding Co., O
Baltimore, Md. who had guaranteed
the labor and material has mad,
good the loss of $500, which was du,
our local workingmen.
Something the whole family en-
Joys: the shows at The Scenic.
Save money by buying ham ane
dried beef sliced to your liking. W.
have installed a machine to do this
and it is money saver to you. Rec
Front Grocery. 46-4