New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-26
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Prof. f. w. Sardeson, the univer-
sity geologist, was in the city Satur-
day.
Henry Neuwirth returned Saturday
morning from three weeks outing in
North Dakota.
Miss Staley will entertain at whist
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Herman
Held, next Saturday evening.
Adolph Nellie will assist in the City
Drug Store during ] los. Arbes absence
from town on his honeymoon trip.
cashier Fred Pfaender of the State
bank was confined to his home the
greater part of the week with sickness.
Mrs. Knud Mo of Springfield was
the guest OF her parents, Capt. ana
Mrs. George, the latter part OF the
week.
Miss Clara Triton, formerly OF this
1oity. graduated on Monday from the
Eleanor Miller School of Oratory in
ST. Paul.
r. A. CIaybrook, New York repre-
sentative of the Eagle Roller Mill
company, will pay visit to the home
Offices of his employers tomorrow.
The Second Regiment band sere-
naded County Auditor Vogel Monday
evening, the occasion being the forty
second anniversary of his birthday.
Jay Behnke, baggage master at the
Milwaukee depot in Minneapolis, is
spending the week here with his
mother. He is accompanied by his
wife.
II. B. Trask, who was formerly a
travelling salesman and made his home
in this city, is now conducting small
hostelry near the West hotel in Mime
apolis.
John Larson made hurried trip to
North Dakota the forepart of the week
and before returning sold a farm near
Drake, a growing village in McHenry
county.
Cleveland Frederick, upon gradual.
ing from the medical school Of the
Northwestern university in Chicago
next month, will locate, for the prac'
tice of his profession, at Springfield,
Andrew Duetsch, the well-knowr
Cottonwood citizen, has rented his farm
and will hereafter reside in Searles
He has purchased the Reinhart dwell
ing, until recently occupied by Rev
Manner.
Leslie Helmes of St. Paul, who il
with one of State Engineer Ralph
surveying crews at work on tn
Watonwan river, came up from st
james Saturday evening to remain
over Sunday with friends.
AS soon as Paul K ann had succeeded
in extricating himself from the pre-
dicament in which he had placed him
self by cashing forged checks h
packed his grip and pulled out TO
Chicago. 1t is not expected that h
will return.
Chas. Dietz has sold his farm i
Cottonwood township to Charles Lam
brecht of Clark. South Dakota, TO
s45 an acre. Diet1 will hereafter de
vote his whole attention to his busi
ness in Mapleton, that of saddler an
harnessmaker.
The Eagle Roller Mill company ha
engaged Contractor Gronau to pre-
pare plans for second story to tn
new portion of it's Office building. tn
plans are to provide for three &C
,ditional ROOMS, one for Presider
Silverson, one for the typewriters an
one for reception purposes. Work Q
tie Improvement will be commence
next month.
The Minneapolis Journal Junior {
Sunday contains one whole page {
~ drawings by Wanda Hazel Gag I
this city, illustr ating an origin'
Mother Goose story. Miss Gag, WI
is only fifteen year old, has devefope
wonderful artistic talents and the ia
that she has attracted, at such 9
early age, the notice of metropolis
papers like the Journal must indet
be gratifying to her and all b
friends.