New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23
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Herman Meyer, of GibboD, was
visitor here over Sunday.
Supt. 3. T. Critchett last week made
a business trip to Sleepy Eye.
VIM. Fischer, ST. Paul last week
called on relatives and friends in this
city.
Alexander Schwendinger will go to
Madella to decorate the sanctuary
and affairs of the Catholic church at
that place.
A jolly lot of young people were en-
tertained last Friday evening by their
schoolmate Leslie Olson at the home
of his parents.
Attorney Joseph A. EcksteiD last
week attended the Grand Lodge of A.
Q. o. w. in ST. Paul representing the
Supreme Lodge.
Adolph Gluth of Morgan recently
purchased 80 acres of land, owned by
John Lind and Mrs. C. A. Hagberg in
Brookville Twp, Redwood County.
Miss Olga Mueller and Alma Mayer,
who are attending Carlton College at
Mortified are spending a few days in
this city with their respective parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ebert and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Gieseke of Berna-
dotte, were visitors here Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Precht.
Mrs. Dongus and daughter, Miss
Frida, left for the Twin Cities Sunday
afternoon for the purpose of selecting
an extensive line OF goods for the
spring and summer trade.
! Herman Thiel has rented the Fl. H.
Pfeiffer farm in Milford and last week
removed to his new home. It will be
remembered that Mr.. Pfelfer recently
moved to town having bought the F..
G. Schnobrich meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roloff, last
Saturday returned from trip to the
Twin Cities where they have been
visiting with friends and relatives.
They also combined business with
pleasure by selecting splendid stock
of goods for the millinery parlors of
Mrs. Roloff.
A few lady friends of Mrs. Jacob
Klossner gathered at the latters home
Monday afternoon and arranged for a
pleasant farewell party. Mrs. Kloss-
ner expects to leave next Tuesdey for
Cambridge, Mass. where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. S. Shepherd,
for the next three months.
Miss Anna Stockman, sister of Ben
Stockman, arrived last week in New
York from Glasgow, Scotland and is
now on her way to New Ulm to visit
with her brother who has been sick in
our local hospital for the last few
months. Miss Stockman is expected
to arrive in this city sometime this
week.
| A noteworthy instance of long AND
faithful service is the one of Christ
Sprenger, head clerk in the dry goods
department of Crone Bros. Last
Wednesday, Feb. 10th, it was thirty
!: years that Mr.. Sprenger started tc
work for Theodore Crone ST., father
, of the present owners of the wellknowr
department store, Crone Bros.
A. L. MadseD, formerly with thu
Morgan Mercantile Co., of Morgan
has acquired half interest in the J
G.. Foster general store in Evan. The
new firm has bought the Evan villag,
hall and removing the same to th,
former Foster business place viii
establish a large department store
Both gentlemen are we'll and favor
b ably known in the vicinity of tina
; village.
Several county commissioners, VIII,
had attended the County Commission
F. er's State Association in Mankat,
3 last week after the sessions paid Ne1
I Ulm visit, the guests of Chairma
r A. j. Eckstein who took pleasure i
e showing these gentlemen the beaut
t and advantages of our city. An in
' spection tour was also made to th
3 County Poor House. The names g
the visitors are: I. Krehmer, of Col
: Springs, Mimi; County Com. Larson
3 of Madelia and County Com. PauIson
of Long Prairie.