New Ulm review., 1913-04-09

MISS Louise Hensel came home last
week FROM Milroy TO spend her easter
vacation with her parents.
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MRS. j. a. Siegel is visiting ia
minneapolis and St. Paul this week.
She will probably return Thursday OF
Friday.
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20. High Wheel Truck for sale cheap.
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Henry Engel, chief OF the Fire De.
Partment and Joseph Groebner, asst.
cnlei' made thoro test of our new
fire alarm system Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry avoeelpohl q
Mankato and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Palmer and daughter Viola of Far.
fax attended the funeral of Mrs. Will
liam Vogelpohl Monday.
Hofmeister's Boy Orchestra played
atthe Catholic schoolhouse for the
school children one day last week and
furnished music for the play given
there Sunday night.
MISS Ida Heers returned home last
week from three weeks visit in the
Twin Cities. Miss Heers has been
making study Of the Montessori
method OF teaching as applied to
kindergarten work.
John Gratz who has spent the past
week at Hot Springs, Ark. has re-
turned and seems to be wonderfully
improved. A friend and fellow.em-
ployee OF the c. & N. w. Rwy., John
Biebl, returned with Mr.. Gratz.
Ira Arhart and Oscar Spelbrink
leave this week for Saskatchewan
where they think Of locating claims.
They do not expect to be back here
before late next fall but rather think
they will prefer Minnesota winters.
Miss Mabel Durbahn arranged q
piano recital Friday evening for her
pupils. The parents we're invited and
greatly enjoyed the evening. The
pupils all appeared to good ad-
vantage and reflected great credit
upon their teacher.
q. L. Saverien of Hallock dropped
in unexpectedly on his friends Monday
afternoon and hobno5bed with them
for whole day. He was on his wav
h,me from his South Dakota farms.
Mr.. Saverien has worked hard for the
past few years and expects soon to be
able to take life somewhat easier.
Ever since Monday morning Theo.
johnson has been sole proprietor of
the Travellers Exchange saloon. The
deal whereby John Schneider retired
from the business was consummated
on Saturday. Mr.. Schneider who is
President of the New Ulm Brewing &
Mailing Co. will be actively engaged
in the sales department Of this
brewery.
Roy L. Berg has rented the store
building now occupied by the Stone &
Larson garage next to the Palace
Livery and expects to move his second
hand store to his new place during
the month. The new location gives
him more room and is better suited
for his line of business as he wishes
to make better display of his hard.
ware stock.
On Friday Henry Warnke sold his
property on South Washington Street
for the sum of $4,000 to Fred Holtz of
Tracy who takes possession May 1st.
Mr.. Warnke, we are glad to say, will
not leave New Ulm, but will build a
new home on the south side during
the year. He tells us of some other
parties who expect to buy property in
New Ulm and come here to live.
Robert Preisinger who ip company
With Jos. Fischer left for Germany in
the early part of January for his
health returned from his trip Saturday
evening. His companion died and was
buried in Berlin the early part of
March. Mr.. Preisinger whohad been
receiving treatment for tuberculosis
has fully recovered and claims to have
taken the DR.. friedman treatment
at Berlin. He is making his home
with his mother, Mrs. Bar bsra Preis.
niger here in New Ulm.
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luire of Roy L. Berg. .Advt
Mrs. Joseph P. Vogel is still in
St PaNl with hor sistor hfrs II u l