New Ulm review., 1901-06-05
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u. Y. Mccoy and mother, of Ohio,
spent the past week here the guests of
their relatives. w. NJ. and T. j. Murin,
they left for home yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. N. NJ. Murfn who has
been here since last September with the
family of Z. ]. Murfp.
Mr.. Richard Guse and Miss Celia
Jensen, formerly we'll known young peo-
pie of this city, were married at the res
1dence of the brides parents IN the town
OF Prairieville on Tuesday afternoon.
The wedding was very quiet affair and
witnessed by the families of the high
contracting parties and a few personal
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Guse will remain
IN this vicinity for a few days. Mr.. Guse
is IN the employ of wholesale liquor
house and is on the road considerable of
his time, and their future residence will
depend largely up on the territory over
which he travels. They 60 to Olivia from
here.
Word reached here on Saturday after
noen of the death at Owatonna OF N.
Sorenson, formerly one of the business
men of this city and on Tuesday after
noon the remains were received here for
lntement. For many years Mr.. Sorenson
was one of our leading business men
and himself and family are held in low
ing remembrance by large circle of
friends in this part of Brown county.
This fact was attested on Tuesday when
his body reached here by the very large
concourse which had gathered to paw
their last respects to his memory. The
body was accompanied by the widow
and fBmily of deceased f1om Owatonna
and after a short service at the NJ. E.
church was taken to Home cemetery
where interment was had.
Oscar Schmidt, carrier on route No.
5, says he saw party of surveyors run
ing line on the Ruble place near Iberia
Saturday. From what he saw and what
he was told the surveyors were railway
men and all strangers. What the line
was being projected for Mr.. Schmidt can
only surmise. It is thought i'll some
quarters that the Chicago and Great
Western surveyors are working south of
this city despite the assurance given
citizens at this place last week by their
locator that the line wonld be located
north of this city. This report may have
been given out to blind the community
as to what the company actually intend
to do and may have been justified on the
grounds that to attract attention to some
certain line would make it easier to get
right of way some place else. Certain it
is that Mr.. Knowlion the locator gave it
out that the north route would he the
one selected upon which to build.
The Brewn County Teachers Associa-
ton met at the High school building on
Saturday last and held the best meeting
of the series. There were thirty-two
teachers present and the papers present.
ed were all listened to with interest and
given the very best consideration. Mr..
Manderfeld's paper the "Methods of
Teaching Language was we'll presented
and favorably commented upon. Miss
Schrodt's paper on Teaching of Prim-
ary Geography" presented an old SUBJ
Ject In a most interesting light. Mrs.
Fryd's long promised paper on "The
Teaching of Reading" was presented at
this session and much enjoyed by the
teachers present. AS variation of the
program the select readings by Misses
Schrodt and Larson and the recitation
by Miss Pfeiffer were much appreciated.
The next meeting of the association will
be held the last Saturday afternoon of
September and the program committee
will in the meantime have time to pre-
pare most interesting mental bill of
fare for that meeting which will be the
first of the new school year.
From the Hera1d1
Miss Edith Ransom of Dodge Center
arrived in town Monday evening to make
her sister, Mrs. A. F. Strickler visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCune of Canada are
here for months visit with relatives. |
Mr.. McCune is brother of Mesdames
Isaas Gallagher and Hugh McBain.
FRANK Bowles, a former brakeman on
the Redwood branch, was killed at Wal
nut Grove this Friday morning, while
attempting to break the coupling on the
moving train.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Dyckman were
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