New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-26
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Miss Lena Gulden of Sleepy Eye is
visiting with friends.
Jerry Collins from Franklin is visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. John Arbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Book, Cros-
by, N. D., are visiting with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strunk on
Tuesday were gladdened by the arrival
of daughter.
A. j. Esser and son last Wednesday
visited in Hanska at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. E. Selquist.
During the past week Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Reineke, Waseca, we're visiting
with DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Reineke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Stone, of Hans
ka, who have been visiting with
friends in this city returned home last
Friday.
Miss Esther Hagberg of Lafay cite
is visiting in Winthrop at the home of
Postmaster Frank Hagberg and
family.
On the occasion of her birthday
anniversary Mrs. Frederick Dittben-
ner was surprised by number of her
Lady friends.
Paul Lehman, on Tuesday left for
points in the James River Valley in
the interests of the Eagle Roller Mill.
He will be gone for some time.
On February 10, IL and 18th the
Southern Minnesota Educational
Assn. meets at the State Normal
School, at Mankato. Superintendent
FL. G. Hess, of Sleepy Eye, is a mem
Der of the executive board.
Otto Schell wears broad smile
these days, all account of little
bouncing boy who arrived at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. G. V. Frede.
rich, Springfield, son-in-law and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell.
The ladies sodality of the Catholic
church elected the following officers
Pres, Miss Carrie Haas; vice pres,
Miss Louise Landsteiner; sec., Miss
Mary Gruenenfelder; treas, Miss Ida
Henle; marshals, Misses Tekla Eibne1
and Mary Witt.
Court Clerk Manderfeld last week
issued marriage license to Johr
Wiesner, son of Tony Wiesner, an6
Miss Emma Bertrand, of Sleepy Eye
The marriage will take place some
time this week and the young couple
will make Sleepy Eye their permanen
home.
Recently a deal was consummatei
by which Louis G. Vogel and Others
became the owners of the Golden Mill
Consideration $1,000. The propert.
will be put in a first class condition
and the management will be in a pc
=sition to meet all demands required o
modern mill. ...
The directors of the Brown Co
Bank have elected the followin,
officers: Pres, L. A. Fritsche; vic
pres, Alb. Steinhauser; cash., E. G
Hage; asst. cash., A. Schiller. TIL
board of directors also decided t.
place new and modern furniture an
fixtures in the banking rooms. Thi
institution is in a splendid fnancia
condition and considered one of tn
best banking firms in southern Min
nesOta.
Thursday afternoon, Christia
Ruemke, on being closely examine
as to his mental condition before Pro
bate Judge Ross was adjudged insan
and taken to the ST. Peter asylum tn
same afternoon by Sheriff Julius
The unfortunate young man was a
one time school teacher in the Brow
Co. rural districts and is 80 years {
age. For the past years he has live
with his mother, Mrs. Chariot
Ruemke, on South Minnesota St. nea
the brick yard.
Washgoods, Washgoods, ou
complete Spring line of Wash
goods is now here, over 800 pie
ces in all, prices ranging from
to soc, in the very latest shade
and patterns. j. A. Ochs, TIL
Bee Hive. SIS