New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-04-20
Burt Hubbard Of Mpls. is visiting
with his brother Frank, of this city.

Burt Hubbard of Mpls. is visiting
with his brother Frank, of this city.
Miss Hattie Klitzke of st. Peter.
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs,
Max Burg.
Il. M. West, the Golden banker,
last Saturday was business caller in
New Ulm.
The Citizens State Bank and the
State Bank of New Ulm have reduced
the rate on time certificates of deposits
to 3 per cent.
Stork Bros. have recently built a
large cement platform in front of their
commission house on first South
street. This is a decided Improvement
and the work does credit to Joseph
Tastel, the contractor.
Miss Anna Swanson, who for the
past ten years had been employed as
a domestic in the A. w. Bingham FAM
lily. last Saturday left for her former
home in Sweden to visit with her par
ents and relatives.
Miss Louise Renner, the popular
music teacher of Tracy, was called to
Comfrey by the serious illness of her
mother. 1t is stated that Mr.. Renner
and family expectto remove to Cando,
N. D., as soon as Mrs. Renner is able
to stand the trip.
News has been received from Mrs.
Maria Elder, Seattle, Wash, stating
that her health has not as yet been
benefited by the western climate as
was anticipated and if there is no i'm
provement by fall, she is expected to
return to her home in New Ulr1.
The Pioneer Nursery has received
an order to arrange the extensive
grounds of the r. NJ West home in
Golden for a park and garden. When
finished the surroundings of the West
home will be most pleasing and the
expense of about 800 is we'll SD emit
when used in beautifying the home.
Miss Erna Koehler, the daughter of
our well-known barber, Eugene Koch
Ter, returned home some weeks ago
from Aberdeen, S. D. Miss Koehler
will be married some time next June
to Edward Waldhier, railway mail
clerk, on the Great Western line.
The young couple will make Mime
apolis their future home.
N. Henningsen and wife who had
been spending the winter in California
returned last Saturday and are again
located in their comfortable home on
Broadway. Mr.. Henningsen states
that it is nice to go on a journey, but
it does not come up to the pleasure of
homecoming" and receiving the
glad hand and welcome of your friends
and neighbours.
Rev. J. G. Appel, pastor of Ev.
Lutheran ST. Paul's church at Spring
field, was most pleasantly surprised
last week by number of his
friends, in commemoration of his
twenty-ffth anniversary in the
ministry. Rev. Appel is president of
the Ohio Lutheran district synod,
which held it's meeting at Springfield
this year.
Joseph Tastel, the we'll known con-
tractor, has been given the contract
to build basement for barn build
ing, (4Ox94) on the George Guggisberg
farm, in Sigel. Mr.. Tastel commenced
work last Monday. He has also I'M
der construction a house and barn for
Christ Seifert, in Milford. Herman
Koop is doing the carpenter work on
these buildings.
We are exceedingly sorry to, an
nounce the removal from our midst of
And. Kaehler and his family to Bara-
boo, Wis. Our village can ill afford
to have its population lessened. Mr..
Kaehler has resided here for many
years, but says work is more plentiful
at Baraboo, where he has secured a
good position in a harness shop, hence
the move. They expect to leave the
first days of next week. 1t is the hope
of the Leader that Andrew and his
family prosper in their new home. =
Nicollet Leader.
You'll be surprised to see how
you can fix up that furniture with the
celebrated Donkey Oil. Sold exclu-
sively at the Pioneer Drug Store. 1917