New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-02
Paul Gutknecht spent Sunday and
Memorial day at his old home in

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Miss Dorothea Hauenstein has gone
to Minneapolis for months visit
with her brother.
Walter Aftermath, Springfield ball
player has signed with team at
Condo, South Dakota.
The death of Mrs: Bischof, sister
Of Mrs. Sarah Vetter of this city, oc-
Cured recently in Chicago.
Frank Schneider, who went to Great
Falls, Montana, three weeks ago, re-
turned to New Ulm Sunday.
Miss Olga Sandau is enjoying a
months visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Emmanuel Albrecht In Fairfax.
Miss Mary Korbel has resigned her
position as saleslady in the dry goods
department of Crone Bros store.
Miss Daisy Richardson came up
from Winona Saturday to attend the
whist party given by Miss Staley.
John Stef1, one of the early settlers
of Home township, died on Monday Of
last week at the age of seventy. eight
years.
Miss Grace Johnson, who has just
concluded a highly successful term of
school in Lafayette village, will teach
next year in Springfield.
Bingham Bros. have decided to
build another elevator at Seaforth to
take the place of the one destroyed
some months ago by fire.
DR.. G.. B. Weiser attended meet
ing of the board of managers of the
state sanitarium for tuberculosis
patients at Walker the forepart of the
week.
The s.Lorene, the steamer which is
now making regular trips between
Mankato and st. Peter, will make an
effort within the next few days to reach
New Ulm.
Miss May Welcome of Crookston
is the guest Of Miss Alice Mueller.
She is the daughter of Henry Well
come, who was at one time employed
in the railroad service in this city.
Lloyd Humphrey, Sleepy Eye
youth who graduates this week from
the Austin Business college, has been
offered position in the Farmers Ma
tional bank of Blue Earth.
Last week Louis Wellner sold a
tract of farming land located just
east of Fairfax to his brother, Fred
Wellner of Lafayette township, for
Sl1, 200. The farm consists of 200
acres.
Arthur Eckstein returned from his
studies at the medical school of the
| Northwestern university in Chicago
Sunday afternoon. He still has three
years to serve before receiving his
diploma.
Alfred Bothmann, at one time en-
ployed at the Minneapolis & st. Louis
depot in this city, but now located as
station agent at Brentwood, South
Dakota, is here on a ten days. fur
Tough, renewing old acquaintance.
Jos. Schroepfer was given a hearing
before Justice Brandt Friday morn
ing on the charge of stealing a watch
from Paul Leonhardt. He pleaded
guilty and was given his choice OF
paying fine of $40 or serving ten days
in jail. Being short of funds he chose
the latter.
The New Ulm clairvoyant got ten
months in prison. She will now
have plenty of time to go into frances
and speak, in hollow far away voice,
to others of her kind: "Beware of a
tall gentleman in dark blue with a
star on his coat. If he crosses your
path it bodies i'll fortune" -Minneapo-
lis Tribune.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church at an election held
last week chose the following officers
President, Herman A. Vogelpohl; vice
president, Otto zschunke: secretary,
Miss Alvina Winkelmann treasurer,
Martin Burg; program committee,
Walter Dorm, Miss Meta Lindemanr
and Miss Martha Winkelmann.
VIM. Baarsch, former New Uln
boy who has held clerical posisfor
in the United States navy since 100;
and who in that time has visited near
ly every portion Of the civilized world
arrived in the city Monday afternoon
and is a guest at the home of Otto
Schell. His term of service for Uncle
Sam expired recently and it is not his
intention to continue along this line O
work.
Numbered among this years. grad
80 Lo To-