New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-13

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company was greeted with ! largs and
appreciative audience for its last appear
ance at Turner hall. The performance,
as IN fact every performances Of the en-
tire engagement, was very fine and thsi
company leaves many admirers ia this
city.
The =. p. S. Of the Lutheran church
Tuesday evening elected the following
officers: Miss Ida Koch President, Miss
Anna Dietz Vice President, 81. r. Raabe
ISecretary, Albert Schmidt Treasurer.
Program COMMITTEES: Miss Minnie Book,
Miss Lydia Schapekahm, John w.
Book.
| The school children of the New Ulm
Turnyerein will hold picnic at Her
mans Heights next Sunday, June II, to
| which parents and friends are invited.
The children will meet at Turner hall at
p. m. and will not be requifed to
bring lunch as one will be provided ut
the grounds. II
st. James is making great prepare
tions to entertain guests at the Wood
| man picnic in that city today North
colt will crate on the occasion, and two
crack ball teams from St. Paul and
Minneapolis will contest for purse Of
$500. Railroads are giving reduced
rates for the occasion
The board OF education desires to state
that the commencement exercises of the
high school to be held at the opera
house Thursday are open to the public.
The impression seeming. to prevail that
only those receiving invitations were ex-
pected to attend. This is an error as the
exercises are free to all.
One of tie prominent visitors at the
banquet at Turner hall Monday evening
was Charles Baer, OF Minneapolis, editor
of the Freie Presse- Herold. The occa-
sion was of peculiar interest to Mr.. Baer
from the fact that his wedding was cele
brated in Turner hall some ~ years ago.
Mrs. Baer was present on this occasion
also.
Saturday evenings dallies brought the
information that Capt. Albert Steinhaus-
er had been wounded three times while
scouting near Daet with his regiment,
the Forty-ffth infantry, on May goth.
Two privates were killed, says the dis
patch, eight wounded and one private
missing. The extent of Capt. Steinhaus-
er's injuries are not yet known.
The score of the New Ulm Gun and
Rod Club at its last regular meeting
was as follows: Martin Olson, is; VIM.
E. Koch, II: L. G. Vogel. II; H. Muel-
Ter, Is; II. ANIME, ~; H. Spoerhase, 10;
John Toberer, 9; John Buschers, s; Jul
ius, Krause, 1S; William Meyer, II; Jos.
Bobleter, 16; Fred Spoerhase, IS; J. P.
Graft, II; A. J. Vogel, 10; John Muhs,
s.
The Current News Club held its last
meeting fo1 the summer at the home of
Mrs. L. J. Buenger Thursday afternoon
Of Lost ,vooll Tho oA;oorc o1ookaI 4I,o
coming season were: Mrs. NJ. Mullen,
president; Mrs. A. J. Vogel, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. L. J. Buenger, secretary; Mrs.
G. G.. REIN, corresponding secretary :;
Mrs. S. D. Peterson, treasurer; Mrs. G.
Blanchard, critic.
Miss Grace Newsalt, who has had a
lalge class in voice culture in this city
for the past six months, will close her
studio for the summer vacation about
July 1st, and announces a farewell reel
tai to be given in the opera house next
Tuesday evening, June 10. Tickets are
now on sale at Eibner's restaurant and
our music loving people nay rest as
sured of most pleasant evenings en-
terta:nment.
F The democratic primaries Saturday
evening were we'll attended and the fol-
lowing delegates were elected from the
various wards of the city First ward,
r. Pfeferle, F. w. Fritsche, Jos. GALES,
John Buschcrs, Hy. Weyhe, J. J. Green :;
Max Reinhart, Ernst Wicherski. Second
ward. A. Amann, Charles stengel, Wd.
Eibner, Emil Wicherski, Hugo Gebser.
Third ward, s. A. George, A. Schwerdt-
feger, Charles Brust, Jos. F. Groebner,
And J. Eckstein.
Mother M. Hyacintha, Provincial, Of
Folt Wayne. Ind, end Sister Superior
from St. Elizabeth Hospital, Chicago,