New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-23
Miss Lauterbach, Of Redwood Falls
is visiting with New Ulm friends.

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is visiting with New Ulm friends.
Jos. HeckelsmueIler will work the
old Bier farm in Sigel this summer. /
Clara Norman visited with her par
ents at Golden for few DAYS last
week.
County Auditor Vogel was in Cob
den asst week to see about mill mat
tiers.
Mr.. r. W. Hauenstein, of ST. Paul,
is visiting with New Ulm relatives and
friends,
Miss Theresa Ross was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. A. 3. Blgot, last
Wednesday
r. S. Freeburg, of st. Peter, spent
Friday afternoon in this city visiting
among friends.
J. A. Eckstein. trans acted legal
business at the courthouse of st.
Peter, last Thursday.
Theo. Swendseen, of Minneapolis,
is visiting with Edward Larson and
Arthur Seifert for the week.
George Brust, of Sleepy Eye the.
latter part of last week visited friends
and relatives in this city.
Ernst Strelow, the representative Of
the Schell Brewing Co., was Sleepy
Eye business caller last Friday.
Attorney Laudon, of Redwood Falls
was a professional business caller in
this city the forepart Of the week.
Mr.. Block, the well-known stock
buyer of this city was in Sleepy Eye
on business the forepart of the week.
Fl. G. Hillesheim, the Town Stark
breeder of high bred stock sold a fine
shorthorn bull to Aug. Speckman of
Home this week.
Chas. Weilandt and wife last week
left for Willow Lake, S. OAK, where
Mr.. Weilandt will work as contractor
| and builder during the summer season.
Prof. E. T. Critchett is one Of the
speakers at the convention of superin-
tendents which will be held April LIST
and End at Minneapolis. He will
speak on Reorganization of Grades
and High Schools.
Last Wednesday afternoon Henry
e. Krienke of Home and Miss Alma
Rosenau of Milford were married at
the Methodist church by Rev. G. Fl.
Sauter. The young couple will live
on Mr.. Krienke's farm in Home Twp.
Special Easter Sunday School will
be held at the Congreg ational church
at a. m. The regular services will
be at 1920. In the evening the knights
TemDlar will attend their regular Eas.
ter services in a body with the Blue
Lodge and the G. E. S. of the Congre.
gational church.
A number of students are home en-.
joying spring vacation. Not all the
schools give Easter vacation, the mum.
Der of home coming students therefor
is naturally smaller than during the
Christmas holidays: Arthur Seifert
Herbert Huevelmann, Vera Stricken
Anna Kienlen, Edith Current, Sydney
Alvin, Christian Dahl, George
Schmidt.
| Last Friday and Saturday julie
Schweiger of Delton marketed ir
Comfrey over $1,000 worth of hogs
and cattle. With him he said it was
the best year he ever had at farming
Considering he had earned q vacation
he went down to ST. Paul to hear the
politicians tell what a great state Min
nesota is and what great part of il
was MISUNDERSTANDING Times.
Harry Hughes has been selected as
one of the pitchers for the Spokane
baseball team of the Northwestern
league and will play this season or
the coast. The ST. Peter lad is nov
attending the college at Dubuque
Iowa, but will leave shortly to begir
spring work. He is making good az
. pitcher and his work for the ST
Peter team last season helped much il
securing victories for the locals. Hi!
position with the Northwestern league
carries with it a substantial salary
Harry many friends here will watch
his work with interest. They know
that he has the ability to deliver til,
goods and are not afraid that he viii
not make good.-St. Peter Herald.
{ Ingram rugs, 9xl2 feet, 1915, a
j. Fl. Forster's.