New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-01-04
Miss Lester visited at Mankato over

John 1'epe, OF st. Paul epent sS week
with his parents Ia this CITY. .
Luella Hammer of Mountain Lake
is visiting with Mrs. F. w. Peuser.
A big dance will be given at Star
Hall, Saturday evening Jan. TIL.
Gust Klause of Rochester is the
guest of his brother, Chief Klause.
I Otto Schell and Chas. Hauenstein
we're Sleepy Eye visitors last Thursday.
Miss Mary Wilt, OF Minneapolis Is
visiting with New Ulm relatives and
| friends.
Masters Garfield Gruye and Kies-
ling of Winthrop are the guests Of
Leslie Peuser.
Guy Brunwell, with the New Ulm
Steam Laundry, spent Sunday at
| Mankato.
Miss Emma Groebner of Minneapo-
lis spent the holidays with friends and
relatives in Searles and this city.
Dr.. j. B. Baasen and Dr.. F. Q.
Gronwald of Adams, N. D. are visiting
with Mrs. M. Baasen of this city.
Miss Allie Scherer has returned from
holiday visit with her brother, Capt
Louis Scherer, at Fort Smelling.
Norman Lind of Everett WASH,
and sister Miss Jenny are visiting
with DR.. and Mrs. Schoch this week.
The Misses Vera and Dollie Helmes
of St. Paul are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred johnson at the Dakato
House.
Albert Make of Boyd, Mimi, was
holiday visitor in New Ulm. Mr..
Make holds responsible position 10
Boyd bank.
Chas. Goodman, who has been
employed at Stuebe Bros. for the
past few months, last Sunday left for
his home in Iowa.
A. G. Wagner, of Alexandria,
MINI, on his way to Tracy stopped
of in this city Tuesday to visit with
friends and relatives.
Max Pfaender who has accepted q
government position as assistant In
dry land agriculture at Mitchell, Nebr.
will not leave until Febr. st.
Miss May Schaefer returned from q
two weeks visit at Mankato to resume
her duties as teaches in one OF the
local schools, after the holiday
vacation.
Geo. Wagner, Prot. of Zoolgy and
Biology at the Wisconsin State ''U'
at Madison visited with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner over
New Years.
The Misses Rebecca Schleuter OF
Redwood Falls, Selma Kremin OF
vesta, Maybelle Carney of Norwood,
Martha Guse of this city and Louise
Boyer Of Ormsby are attending Mrs.
F. W. Peuser's school of sewing
which was opened Tuesday.
\ Until Feb. 1st Max Pfaender will
be pleased to call upon parties who
intend to plant trees, shrubs or flowers
this spring. Extra fine stock and
reasonable prices. Planting sugges-
tons are given free. Agt. for Pioneer
Nursery. Address 720 Third North
St. Phone No. 4l9. IL
! Ath. Henle and wife went to Milford
Sunday to participate ia the celebra-
ton of the birthday of the formers
brother Anton Henle. Mrs. F. x.
Schlumpberger of Wanda, a sister OF
the Messrs. Henle was also present.
Being snowbound the guests were
compelled to remain until Tuesday,
when they returned to their respective
homes.
| John Goesch, a stranger, stole q
valuable fur overcost belonging to
John Stadick, of Sigel, which he
found in the saloon of Chas. Forster,
Jr. The. tramp was arrested and on
! being brought before City Justice
Henningsen was fined $50 or 60 days
in Jail. Being broke and being gifted
with prophetic mind as to coming
weather conditions he preferred the
coy warm room in the county bsstllle'
Redwood Gazette-Rev. A. Schaller,
the Lutheran pastor of this city, has
been granted q vacation of three or
four weeks by his two Congregations.
He will depart for Wisconsin few
days after Christmas, and expects to
return as q married man. He is en-
gagged to Lydia v. Deuber, daughter
of Rev. S. Deuber, who was in charge
of the Lutheran congregation at
Sleepy Eye about fifteen years ago.
The marriage is to take place at the
home of the bridegroom, and his
father, the Rev. Prof. J.. Schaller,