New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-18
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orce.
The School Board Agrees Upon the Teach.
ers For the Coming School Year.

ers For the Coming School Year.
Four or Five Of the Former Instructors Are
Not on the List. SIS
Last Tuesday evening the public
school board elected the teachers for the
ensuing school year.
OF those who constitute the present
corps, at least five are not on the new list
Mrs. Upper, Miss Schroeder, Herman
Held, Miss Gates and Miss Schmidt.
Mrs. Upper, it is understood, will en-
ter the telegraph Offices of the Northern
Pacific at St. Paul, Miss Schroeder will
go to California, Mr.. Held will engage
in business in New Ulm, and Miss Gates
will return to her home in Rochester.
The new force consists of the follow
ing: High School principal, Herbert
Carleton; assistant, Mabel Thomas; park
schools, Edward Gieseke and Herta
Weschcke; teacher of German, D. A.
Grusendorf; 9Th grade, Nellie L. Drew
9TH grade, Tresham Gregg; 9th grade,
Marie Burmeiste1; 5th grade; Pearl
staley; 4th grade, Cora Budde ;srd grade,
Ida Koch union primary, Minnie FRANKIE
other primaries, Benedict Juni and Lucy
Schildknecht.
Of these, Mr.. Gregg and the Misses
Drew, Budde and Koch have never
taught here before.
Mr.. Gregg is a graduate of the Man
kato high school. He also attended the
Mankato normal and the State Universe
ty. For three years past be has taught
in Mankato and Blue Earth county.
Miss Drew comes here from Jackson.
She is graduate of the Mortified
school and the Wlnona normal.
Miss Budde has taught two years at
Adrian. She is graduate of the Man.
kato normal.
Miss Koch is a daughter of our own
E. G. Koch. For two years past she has
been teaching at Gibbon.
Mayor Pau of Mankato was in town
Friday on legal business.
L. F. Entrup and wife of St. Paul ar
rived in the city Friday on brief visit.
Editor Cowles of the St. Peter Journal
was in the city for short while Wednes-
day.
Robert Fesemeier paid a visit to
friends in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, last
week.
The Hofer house on State Street has
been sold by Jacob Pfenninger to Henry
Engel.
Gottlieb Schmidt is reported TO be ar
aspirant for the republican nomination
for judge of probate.
Dr.. Stricken and wife attended the
Damrcsch grand opera production il
Minneapolis Saturday evening.
The auditors of the Northwestern oac
were in the city Wednesday. They trav
eled in their own special train.
! N. J. Heinen has the position of engi
neer in the New Ulm Roller mill. Her
man Vogtel is Ole of the mlllers.
w. D. Willard and wife and Geo.
Robbins and wife OF Mankato were Da
kota House guests last Wednesday.
| The Great Western Band at its las
meeting deposed B. Gruenenfelder a
leader. A new director will be chose1
this week.
Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein, Clara Doehn
and Ida Hauenstein attended the CRANE
lodge session of the Eastern Star in St
Paul last week.
Bruce Beeman, who was an operate
at the Northwestern depot IN this city a
one time, has enlisted in California
regiment and will be among the troop
assigned to Manila.
| Edward Maltzahn has concluded t,
engage once more in the saloon business
He will use his own building, recent,
vacated by Ferd. Gollnast, and will hav
Henry Keller to assist him. -
Hugo Roos Of Minneapolis has BEEF
assisting at times during the past wee]
| in the New Ulm Roller Mill Office ant
will continue to do so until the recov
cry of Mr.. Koch from his attack Of cry
sipelas. :...' -..= ... s. CA
| Jos. Eckert and Carl Forster Of Glib
bon have purchased the saloon and fix
| lures of John Gabriel in this city 70
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