New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-05

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N. Z, College met Tuesday. 81
Mr.. Ferdinand Book left lsst wesl
for tho COST, whore he will remsil
for some time.
| Miss Clara Keckeisen OF Mime
apolis returned to New Ulm Saturds!
to spend the Fourth with her parents
| A. J. and Bernhard Esser were q
Heron Lake last week to attend til
msrrisge of their brotherF Ferdinand Q
Owatonna with young lady OF Herol
Lake.
The Misses Anna and Helen Schse
fer leave today (Wednesday) foi
Spokane, Wash, and Portland, Ore.
for visit OF several weeks among
friends.
G.. A. Ottomeyer returned fro o
Davis, Ill. last week. His son who
accompanied him to that city will re-
main for longer visit there with re-
latives.
The city is installing new street lamps
at the crossings of the NJ. & st. %
r. r. on LIST and 2nd Streets South
This is . praiseworthy improvement
to avoid accidents on these tracks.
Miss Hertha Aufderheide returned
from visit with her sister ct Spencer
Wis. Miss Selma Schaller Of Wau
watoss, Wis, accompanies Miss Auf
derheide for visit to friends here.
The district around New Ulm
received nice shower Sunday which
proved to be . disturbing element fo'
the baseball fans, but for the majority
of people great relief from the dis
tressing hest.
Thso. Engers, of this city, accepted
. position in 81. E. Aastroms black
smith shop at Nicollet and took W
his new work last week. He will move
his family to Nicollet as soon % h
can secure home.
Mrs. Hoffmann returned from thu
coast Friday morning where she hal
been on prolonged visit with rela
tives and friends in Portland an6
Seattle. Mrs. Hoffman will stay Will
her daughter, Mrs. A. Ackerm ann ir
the future.
Wednesday evening the faculty o
the D. NJ. L College gathered ct tn
home Of Prot. Alderman to spend
pleasant evening with Prof. and Mrs
Schaller of W auwatosa. All enjoyed
the opportunity of being together viii
their former director.
Emil Rolof of Appleton, Wis.
bought pen of choice Buff Orping
tons Of Eugene Koehler. Mr.. Rolof
knows the ms and outs OF the chicken
raising business thoroughly and the
purchase speaks we'll for the quality
of Mr.. Koehler's stock.
Director J. Schaller of Wauwatosa
Seminary arrived at Prof. Acker.
mann's Tuesday. where his wife and
family had already Been staying 10f
few days. The Schsller family de.
parted for Redwood Falls for visit
with Rev. A. Schaller Of that place.
Mr.. Albert Stindt and family are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
stindt's father, Mr.. John Book.
Mr.. Stindt was formerly resident OF
this city, and after completing the
course in the Lutheran Teachers
Seminary in this city, received call
to Lewiston, Mimi, where he is now
located.
| John Buschers returned Tuesday
evening from pleasure trip in Great
Falls and Cascade, Montana. Mr..
Buschers also combined business
with his pleasure trip and states that
this region of Montana has received
a generous rainfall, two miles of road.
bed having been washed away on the
Great Northern.
Mr.. Walter Muesing, OF Burllng-
ton, Wis.,, accompanied by Edwin
Strauss of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived
here Friday evening for visit over
the Fourth. Mr.. Muesing and Mr..
Strauss we're in Goodhue, MINI. 10
attend the wedding of Courtney
Qusndt of Norfolk, Nebraska. Mr..
Quandt will, no doubt, be remembered
by . great many people Of this city ss
the baritone soloist Of the D. M. L.
College male choir.
Several business men on Minnesota
street show IN interest In beautifytng
the main tboroughfare of the city by
giving their places of business fresh
coat Of paint. They are IS follows:
Crone Bros, Wicherski, Cap. Nenno,
and A. J.. Esser, the latter is provid-
ing his place of business with new
Front Of fine plate glass set in copper
frames. Another store which shows
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