New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-01
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Christ Book Is seriously Ill with
pneumonia.
Burg's Battery will give dance ct
Schmucker's Tivoli next Saturday
Feb. 4th. ,scs ,s
Mr.. and Mrs. F.&atJ. Memo we're
visiting with friends in st. Paul last
Monday.
Miss Mary Book visited few days
with the Chas. Gent family at Sleepy
Eye last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mich. Lehrer left
Monday for Florida where they will
remain some time.
G. A. Fritch is the sole owner of the
Fair Store, Mr.. s. B. Churchill
having sold his interests to his
partner.
John G. schrodt, who recently
moved to Msnksto, has opened Q
boarding house on North Front st. st
that place.
Hugo Triton left Sleepy Eye for the
Pacific Coast recently to look up 2
location. He has sold his farm near
Sleepy Eye.
John J. Bertrand OF the Town Of
Home sold his AT acre farm for
S3l, 900 recently and will make Sleepy
Eye his future home.
Mrs. And J.. Eckstein is packing her
household goods preparatory to
moving to Clear Lake where Mr..
Eckstein has opened drug store.
Oscar Book is taking much need
ed rest from his studies at the St.
Paul College OF Law and will spend 9
few weeks with friends and relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cordes enter
tanned at Euchre Sunday evening
The prizes were awarded to Mr.. Chas.
Engelbert Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haas,
Mrs. John Lauden and Mr.. T. Schei.
erich.
r. M. West of Golden and Herm.
Aftermath of Sleepy Eye have estab:
lished at first class garage at the lat.
ter place. In connection they will
conduct livery and supply and re.
pair department.
The newly erected garage of Mueller
& Aab is almost complete with the
exception of the laying of the cement
floor. The gentlemen are the local
agents for the Maxwell and Stoddard
and Dayton automobiles.
The marriage of Miss Clara Klink
hammer of Springfield and Herm
BieIen, son of Jos. Bielen of Spring
field was solemnized ut the Springfield
Catholic church last Tuesday morn
iug. Mr.. and Mrs. Bielen will reside
in Gaylord where Mr.. Bielen owns 8
barber shop.
Mrs. John Henle entertained 81
cards Sunday and Monday evenings
in her comfortable home on N. STATE
st. The prizes on Sunday evening
were awarded to Mrs. Wd. Eihper
Mrs. A. Amann and Mrs. Chris
Sprenger. The fortunate ones or
Monday were Mrs. L. Haas, Mrs. c.
Engelbert and Miss A. NJ. Lindmeyer
Dainty refreshments were served both
evenings.
Henry Kaping and Miss Mary Ru'
wey we're married by Probate Judge
Ross Tuesday afternoon. a recep-
tioa followed the ceremony at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cordes
which was attended only by immedi-
ate relatives. The groom is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd. Kaping of this
city and the bride daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ruwey of Spring
brook, Wis. The young couple will
make their home in this city.
The New Ulm Savings and Loan
Association has completed another
successful half year period on jan
uary l, 1911. A dividend of 81 per
cent was credited to all stocks. The
following is the associations state
ment on January l, 1911.
ASSETS
Treasurer. ........ ......... 1545.oO
Real Estate. -. 4425. 81
Mortgage Loans -. %. 884OO.O 90
Bills Receiv able. ........ $1,000
Furniture and Fixtures. 80. 67.O5
Stationery and Printing. $3.50
lOll94 46
LIABILITIES
Running Stock. 80. ...... 45S67. 40
Loan Stock. 80. ....... 49,. l424l.O7
Paid up Stock. ........... :. 374OO.0O