New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-07

SVeAlLS s1fOm Ol1Y1a where she had
been the guest of her son, Peter the
past week. She also visited friends at
Bird Island, before her return trip to
this city.
The vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Mr.. Turnquist as manager of
the construction crew of the New Ulm
Rural Telephone Company was filed
by Adolph Schlichting, a former New
Ulm boy.
The pleasure launch "Alcantara''
took trip up the Minnesota to Capt.
Hindermann's home Sunday. There
were about twelve men on board and
the report was that a most delightful
day was spent
| Miss Grace Adair the new music
teacher OF Minneapolis departed for
her home Sunday after few DAYS
OF teaching in this city. She will be
at Mrs. r. Hellriegel's music store on
the 10Th of this month.
| Miss Emily Engel who has been in
the employment of John +. Neum ann's
department store as cashier for the
past two years resigned last week.
Her place will probably taken by Miss
Aurora Neumann during the summer
months.
Judge of probate S. A. George ad-
ministered the vows that made Gustav
SchWarzrock and Caroline Kamholz
man and wife Wednesday afternoon
of last week. Both parties are resi-
dents OF Springfield and will make
their home at that place.
Harry Bingham is the assistant
census enumeration in the third ward
The work of counting the noses was
begun last Thursday and the enumer-
rators have covered good portion
OF the districts that were assigned to
them by the representatives.
Mrs. H. L. Beecher, Miss Ida Nc
Cabe and Messrs. Alfred Kayser of
this city and j. H. Doty of CORTLAND
attended the banquet of the St. Peter
| High School Alumni Association,
which was held at the Masonic Hall
| in St. Peter Monday evening.
AS all free affairs for the entertain
ment of the public, the dance given al
the Essig hall yesterday evening was a
social success. A number of New jim
people drove over during the afternoon
and enjoyed themselves in dancing the
mazes of the waltz.
i Wednesday morning at st. Mary's
church Of Sleepy Eye occurred the
marriage of Joseph Haas to Miss
Annie Kissner of Stark. The groom
is the baker at Willibald Eibner's
Home Bakery and they will make theil
future home in this city.
, Battalion Commander Major Joh1
Buschers of this city will inspect thu
home company this evening in the
) gymnasium of the Turner hall. 1t vii
? consist more of a thorough inspection
t in the manual of arms and general ap
pearance of the boys in blue.
t This morning a great number of tn
} pupils of the high school assembled
t at the school square and began thei
l march to Hunters Rest where the an
nual picnic will beheld. A light sprea,
+ will be served this noon and the after
noon spent in playing games.
Henry Koehler has completed fin
lunch counter for the saloon of Mathe,
Siebenbrunner. 1t is an elegant piec
q of workmanship being manufacture
c of panelled oak with heavy mahogan
| top and made an attractive addition c
d furniture in the drinking rooms.
Graduating announcements were re
d ceived here from the New Paynesvill
; High School. Among those who RI
e ceived diplomas last Monday evenin
Il was Miss Alma Heimerdinger, forme
young lady of New Ulm. She held tt
- | lOlOf OF Val6Q1CEOrlan OF her class.
y John Sackl Of Lafayette has accep
:, ed a position in the clothing store {
J. F. Neumann. He is competel
man for the vacancy which was recen
< ly made by Mr.. Gieseke's resign;
y ton and he has the best wishes
Il his many friends for his future su
Us cess.
A number of the members of Il
:. Eastern Star will be the guests of tt
:. Sleepy Eye chapter next Friday. TT
> occasion is the fourth anniversary
the founding of the local chapter
that place and an elaborate banuu
le has been arranged for their enjo
ment.
If Charles Stengel returned Saturde
\ evening from Bemidji, MINI. He he
been at that place for the past fl
weeks and engaged in the invigoratir
> life of a farmer in order to strength.
W his DhySica1 o,1a Iitiac Mr. Cto,o