New Ulm review., 1901-06-12

Peter Nelson the Evan wheat buyer
was down on business on Friday.
Mrs. Paul Strelow of Sleepy Eye yisi-
ted with her sister Mrs. E. Wicherski
over Sunday.
Miss Marie Bogen left on Saturday
for an extended visit with her sister with
her sister at Chaska.
Miss Jessie Troupe, stenographer in
the Empire Roller mill, will spend her
vacation with relatives at Estheryille.
Fall term of the Mankato Commercial
College will begin Sept. 3. Many of our
young people will enter at that time.
Write for particulars.
Mrs. I. M. Olsen of Sleepy Eye attend
ed the graduating exercises of the high
school and visited friends in this city
Monday.
Albert Nuessle of Springfield on his
way home from Pillsbury academy,
stopped off yesterday to visit friends in
this city.
Rev. Updyke left on Tuesday evening
to attend a session of the western con-
ference of Congregational churches. He
viii return on Thursday.
Miss Lillian Klossner who has been
teaching at Winthrop, has accepted a
position offered her in the Normal school
at Mankato. She is fortunate in secur-
ling good place.
| Alex. Herian employed by Chas. To-
Der met with an accident Friday, crush
| ing his thumb. He was fortunate in
holding policy in the Inter State and
will be paid for the time be loses.
Misses Marie Degneau and May Wer-
ring, graduates of the Sleepy Eye high
school accompanied by Mildred Hanson
and Adele Glrtigny were present at the
commencement exercises in this city on
Monday night.
The town of Searles is to have another
store, which will be opened by man by
the name of Bettendorf of st. Cloud
Mr.. Bettendorf was in this city in con
sultation with contractors looking to.
wards the erection Of large frame
building in which to conduct his bust
ness.
Owing to circumstances that were un.
avoidable the REVIEW was not delivered
by carrier last week, and some subscrib.
ers failed to receive their copies. This
will not happen again and hereafter the
paper will be out on time except in
cases of fire or disasters of similar ma
ture.
E. r. Barager will this week move his
family to Minneapolis, his future home.
Mr.. Barager has secured employment
with the Minneapolis Tribune and will
have editorial management of the chill
dren's department of the Sunday paper.
For this position he is thoroughly quail
fed and will fill it with credit both to
himself and his paper.
The date of the annual encampment
of the three regiments of the national
guards has been fixed as follows: The
Second regiment and the artillery will
be in camp from July Sth to July 17th.
The First regiment will occupy the
grounds from July 18th to July 9th.
The Third regiment is substituting its
present cross-country march for its week
in camp.
Ed. Hall the hustllng representative
of the Plano Harvesting Co., was in this
city the last of the week with his model
binder, helping the local agent John
Woratschka. Ed. is confident that he
can give the farmers the best satisfac-
ton tor their money and that he has the
best machine on earth. He expects to
be in New Ulm frequently and help push
the sales of his machinery. E. P.
Schmitz has been installed as special
agent and will assist Mr.. Woratschka.
The Congregational Y. P. S. G. E
held its annual election of officers last
week and the following were elected: !:
VIM. Powell, president; Edwin Juni,
vice president; Miss Eva Klossner, secre-
tary; Miss Bertha Schmidt, treasurer.
Delegates to the district convention to
be held June 18th and 18th are Edwin
Juni and Miss May Mowery. At the
meeting it was voted to repa1nt the
church building, the money having been
subscribed and the young men will do
the work beginning this week. This
will greatly improve the looks of the
building.