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

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N. Henningsen was business vlsl-
tor in St. Paul the middle of the week.
VIM. Vetter of St. James visited
with friends here from Saturday till
Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Wagner of Essig Sunday
morning. ...--..--
Henry Ruemke and Miss Ida Kitz-
row will be united in marriage next
tuesday. ..-..
Miss Anna Brosch came up from
Minneapolis Friday to attend the
funeral of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holtzkamp of
Clara City are visiting with New Ulm
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein will
return from their winters soJourn N
Florida this afternoon.
The college baseball club crossed
bats with the "Autos" Sunday, de-
feating them with score OF 6 to 3.
Otto Schell and son left Tuesday to
Join Mrs Schell at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland Frederick in
Chicago.
The council last evening appropri-
ated 800 to pay the expenses of the
fire department delegates to the state
convention in Cloquet.
Adolph Wagner has been in the
Twin Cities the past few days and be-
fore his return to New Ulm will pro-
badly have decided On his plans for
the future.
Mr.. Hanson of the Scenic theatre
was about town yesterday for the first
time in three weeks. He has been
suffering intensely from an abscess
in his left ear.
P. J. Soukup On Monday sold the
farm in Stark township, which he re-
Gently purchased from Mrs. Schneider
to Anton Kachelmeier for 81, 900. The
farm consists Of 167 acres.
Mrs. Mathilda Gieseke of Los
Angeles, California, is guest at the
home of her friend, Mrs. N. Henning
sen on Broadway. She arrived from
the west Friday afternoon.
August Windhorn returned Satur
day from land-selling tour north 0
Bismarck, North Dakota. On thi
trip he solI $50 acres of improved
farm land to E. A. Wagner Of Sleep,
Eye.
Among the appropriations made b.
the late legislature was one for $500 i
favor Of Mrs. Julia Ryan of Ridgel
for supplies alleged to have bee
furnished to soldiers during the Ind
an uprising of 1862.
Mrs. Caroline Salzmann, who cam
to this city from Watonwan county i
1895 and lived here until 1908, died {
the home of her daughter in Selm
township, near Comfrey, on Frida.
the 23rd Of April. The deceased WE
seventy-nine years old.
The case of William Ballinger VI
DR.. J. L. Schoch, which was tried
the federal court in Mankato la
week, resulted in verdict in favor {
DR.. Schoch. The plaintiff 8 claim We
for 200 growing out of certain tral
sactions connected with the Morto
mill.
Mrs. Alb. Schilling, after month
visit with relatives in New Ulm, sta
ted yesterday for her home in Gre
Falls, Montana. She was accomp
MED by her children and by her fathe
Frank Schneider, who intends
spend at least several weeks in Il
west and may remain there perm
nently.
A party, composed Of VIM. J. He
rian and family, Herman Schneid
,Sr. and daughter and Herman Seine
der Jr. and family, left New Ulm Fl
lay afternoon for the Pacific coa
Mr.. Herrian goes to Spokane to g
~cept a position in bank and t
younger Schneider to the same city
follow his trade as mason.