New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-09

OF Interest in the City.

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D. W Crooker, Of Minneapolis is
visiting with his niece. Mrs. F. /. Crit
chett.
Miss Louisa Croker, of Seattle,
Washington, is visiting in this city
with friends.
Miss Flora Decker is visiting in
Sleepy Eye at tne home OF her uncle
John Prosch.
A. B. Hanson, the former Scenic
man has moved to Omaha, Neb. where
he expects to open moving picture
show.
Wallace Schaumberg and Harry
Heck are visiting with friends and
relatives at Sanborn, Springfield and
Lamberton.
A. f. Knutson of Linden has sold
his farm near Underwood, North Da-
kota for s11,0 He purchased it nine
years ago for 81 400.
The ladies of the F'rieden's church
will give coffee at the residence of
Mrs. Albert Spaeth, PIG N. Washing-
ton, ST., Thursday Feb, 18th.
The Golden Roller Mill Will again
be put into service in the near future
with Aug. Bentzin, Of Minneapolis as
manager, who will move to that place
this week.
Instead of regular services at the
German M. E. church last Sunday
evening, the Epworth League had
charge of the doings with an appro-
pirate program.
Miss Selma Fehnke, the popular
teacher of district school No. 9, Town
of Milford, will give a basket social
for her school on Feb. Goth. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Lamberton Star is booming Gus
Koenig for county commissioner Of
Redwood county. Gus is an old
Brown county boy and his friends ir
Albin and hereabouts wish him success
A joint meeting of the Ladies
Missionary society and Methodist
Brotherhood will be held at the
Methodist church tonight WED.
The subject for discussion will be
the biblical view of Tithing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Williams
last Friday evening we're most agree
ably surprised at their pleasan home
IN Cambria by number of friends
and neighbors who unexpectedly ar
rived to enjoy themselves for the eve
ming.
Arrangements are being made by
the ladies Of the Methodist church fol
an apron sale to be held on Washing
toms birthday, in the Jacobs building
on North Minnesota street. Lunch
will be served during the afternoon
and all are welcome.
Peter J. Moe who recently died il
Springfield at an age of 81 years wa
an old settler of Burnstown and quit
we'll known all over the county. H
took an active part in the county sea
fight and greatly supported New Ulm
He will also be remembered by tn
veterans as he was an old soldier.
B. Gruenenfelder, who by the wa,
is the successful leader of four bands
st. James, LaSalle, Echols and Glib
bon conducted a concert which wa
given by the st. James Fire Depart
fnent in that city, Friday of last week
Speaking of this concert the St. Jane
Journal Gazette says: The concer
given at the opera house last Frida,
evening, by the ST. James Fire De
partment Band was fully as good a
anticipated. The music played wa
of a high class and it was executed il
excellent shape. Under the able in
struction of Prof. B. Gruenenfelder
the band has been doing some mos
excellent work and it is hard to fin
one which will make better shown
than will this organization of whic
the people Of ST. James are justl,
proud"
Good glasses worn in time, saw
eyes and stop headaches. Prof. Mye
will be at @. G. Reim's Tues. an
Wed. Feb. 1915.