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Local Social Notes and Family Movements in New Ulm
M Stockdale of Nicollet calls on in New Ulm Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Nedry visit from Wahkon at Krook home. Mrs Nedry formerly Miss Beata Krook. Mrs Anna Schmidt and son Joseph of Sleepy Eye visit Battig home. The Battig daughter is Mrs Schmidt. Mr and Mrs William Stoll rent part of Dr Bell residence on South State. Groebner family moves from Bell apartment to North Broadway. Frank B Macho, long away in St Paul, returns to attend to business and visits Newton and Metzen families before returning. Remains of Anton Kalb and wife and two children arrive from Minneapolis and are buried in Catholic cemetery. Minneapolis cemetery being abandoned.
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Clara
Sperl
St. Paul
John Sperl
Charles Hauser
Sleepy Eye
C. N. Robertson
Eye
Clifford
Helen
Minneapolis
H. Schmidt
Sophia Vetter
Jacob Vetter
Gou
John Wooldick
Rew Stockatead
A Penning
Summit Avenue
I Coors
Minnneapolis
Fred Windland
Arleen Hauser
Anna, Schmidt
Joseph
H. H. Battig
South Broadway
Mrs. Battig
Mrs. Schmidt
William Stoll
Martin Hose
Dr. L. Bell
South State Street
Joseph B.groebner
Bell
Groebner
North Broadway
Frank B. Macho
William Metzen
New Ulm
Wenzel Reutter
West ‘Newton
Anton Kalb