New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-21

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eastern cities. He will at first visit
his brother, William at the former
place and then resume his trip to the
east, returning sometime the latter
part of this month.
| The Misses Lillian Juni and Lucy
| Croker left last week for Tacoma,
| Wash. where Miss Crocker's father
resides. The two young ladies will
spend a week or more visiting friends
at Fergus Falls, before taking leave
of the state for the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Orth and family,
Mr. and Mrs. J ohm Orth, Miss Amanda
and &. Il. Orth, went to their parents
home in Essig, Sunday to family re-
union. W. H. Kumrh went down on
the Sunday morning train to photo
graph the family at the homestead
| Morton Enterprise.
John Bateman who has been a well
come visitor at the home of his son
Frank Bateman, engineer at the New
Ulm Roller Mill, returned to his home
at Spring Valley, MINI. yesterday. Mr..
Bateman who is an old gray-haired
man was a pleasant caller at this
office before leaving the city.
The base ball nine which was known
as the cleans" last year, reorganized
last Sunday with axe Vetter as cap
tain and they wish to announce in this
issue Of the Review that they challenge
the former Flats" to a game of base
ball at any time and place that the
Fats may find most convenient.
| Rev. B. NJ. Morris has consented to
| preach at the Congregational church
Sunday, filing in the last Sunday be-
| fore the arrival of the regular pastor
on the first Sunday in July. Mr.
Morris has been here so often that the
people Of the congregation have come
to look upon him as part Of the church.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of DR.. Charles A. Hintz of
| Springfield to Miss Florence Xviii
Leland of Winona which took place at
the brides home last Thursday. The
groom will be remembered as former
teacher in the public schools here and
his bride is the daughter of Engineer
Brace A. Leland formerly resident
of this city.
About fifty persons including the
Forester team of the Modern Wood
men were passengers enroute to Mil
waukee Sunday afternoon to attend
the head camp week of the NJ. W. A.
It is the first time that this city will
ever be represented by delegates at the
WoOdmen conventions and Harmony
| Camp is to be praised for the active
| work they have done in securing this
delegation.
Messrs. Albert Pfaender, Theodore
SchOnlau, Hjalmer HOiGale and Ric-
hard Higgs and the Misses Mammie
| Neumann, Adelaide Olson and Minnie
Silverson spent Sunday at Lake
Minnetonka, returning in the evening
Of the same day. Mr.. Higgs acted as
chaperOne during the day and his re-
port of the outingwas very satisfactory
even though there were three couples
TO keep his eyes upon.
Daily papers of Saturday contain
information to the effect that Lieut..
Robert P. Updyke, Seventeen United
States Infantry, Minneapolis boy
and graduate Of the state university
is to be married June q to Miss
Katherine Davis May of Kingston
Ohio. Mr.. Updyke is the son of q
congregations al minister who lived ir
this city for two years and has visited
here a number of times.
The Interstate Insurance officials
have enlarged their reception room
by taking out the partition which
formerly separated the bookkeeper'
room from that of the former. Thi
gives them about thirty foot room
in which they can more easily accom-
date their general business. Tn
, stenographer's room was removed tt
that recently vacated by the Mutua
Fire Insurance company.
A wedding, which was not so YER
much a surprise to the Redfeld people
occurred at Doland on June IA. A.
:, Gliding and Miss Alma Labrie wer
y married. We have not the particular
but hasten with our congratulations t
the handsomest couple in the county
Both are among our best known an
q most highly esteemed young people
- They are hereby prohibited frol
" changing the last yllable of their nam
', but may add an "s".-Redfeld Pres!
r. L. English will leave this city tt
latter part of this week for Salt LAX
Utah where he will enter into the mil
= ing business with the Idaho Consol
y dated Mining Company. Mr.. Englis