New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-21
SYNOD MEETING BEGINS
Lutherans Will Have Weeks Session
atSleepy Eye.

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atSleepy Eye.
This morning a large number of peo-
pie left for Sleepy Eye. to attend the
synodical meeting of the Evangelical
Lutheran churches Of this state and
some OF the adjoining states.
The sessions of this body will occupy
the time for five or six days. Pres. c..
Gausewitz will open the convention
this morning with sermon after which
he will appoint committee on creden-
tials and the meeting will adjourn
until 2:30 when the work of the conven-
tion will be taken up.
The morning sessions will be devoted
to dOctrinal discussions and the after
noon sessions will be given to bust
ness. One Of the matters that will be
disposed of at this convention will be
the building of additional room at the
college in this city, and it is expected
that the needs of the place are so
urgent that there will be nothing in the
way of granting the request of the
faculty.
Those who will take part in the de-
alterations from this place are Pro-
fessors G. j. Albrecht, J. Schaller, A.
f. REIN, A. Ackermann, G. Burk, J.
Meyer, O. Montgomery and J. E.
Sporting: teachers VIM. Blauert, VIM.
Muesing, L. c.. Seifert and one dele
gate from the congregation, Henry
Schroeer.
A large number at the delegates and
ministers who were on their way to the
convention from the east, stopped off
here and attended the graduating
exercises Of the college, staying all
night in the city and leaving with the
New Ulm degates in the morning.
Eugene A. Pfefferle added a new coat
of paint to his drug store yesterday
which greatly improved the appear
ance of the front.
Sheriff Bennett Williams of Mankato
has been in the city several days this
week subpoenaing witnesses for the
third Koch trial which will begin July 6
at Mankato.
William Stork left Tuesday after
noon for Chicago where he will meet his
brother, A. H. StOrk and together they
will attend the Turner's convention at
Indianapolis.
The ladies Of the Degree of Honor
wish to announce that they will give an
ice-cream social on the lawns of James
Sapey and George Stahl tomorrow
evening. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
Prof. J. Meyer was in Fairfax Sun
day where he attended a mission fest
wal and preached to the people. Rev.
A. Alderman attended a similar meet
ing at Lake City where he delivered a
sermon on the same day.
Miss Mabel Moran Of Bozemann,
Mont. has accepted the position re-
Gently made vacant through the
resignation of I. L. Reamon as Oper.
ator, at the Eagle mill. Mr.. Reamor
is at present operator on the G. B. &
Q. at Hanover, III.
J. S. O'Donnell one Of the recent
delegates to the G. O. F. convention
from LIE Sueur, writes the Review tina
he was very much pleased with thu
appearance of New Ulm and liked thu
place and the people. A number o
such expressions have come to tn,
Review office, showing that the efforts
of the people Of the city to please Wer,
, fully appreciated.
Mrs. Francisco BOesch left this cit,
early Friday morning for New Yorl
City where she will meet her son, Free
l who is a student in the schools a
Ithica and together they Will spent
several months in Europe. Mrs
. BOesch's intentions are to remain il
L foreign parts for a number of years
found satisfactory but allowing he
son to return this fall and complet
. his school work at Ithica.
i Herman Held recently sold Gamer
to Otto Doring of Courtland which wa
valued at 5000. The camera possesse
}, an imported Gouertz tense which alon
!. cost the purchaser the neat sum of $40
e Mr. Doring is brigt young man VIII
s has taken up the work of photo
o grapher the past few years and ha
7. made a success Of it. With the use
d this new camera he will be in apostle
:. to give the most satisfactory work
n his customers, especially in takir
lie outside views.
5. Announcement is made of the MARI
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