New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Dirks of this

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city were present at the wedding of
/ Miss Ida Sahler to Ed. Krienke which
took place at Owatonna Wednesday
evening.
DR.. Kohler Of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Sunday, June 18th, to do
eye, ear, nose and throat work. Hours
| from 8 a. m. to 3 p. M, at DR.. Strick-
ler's Office.
Miss Bretta Price will close her
school in Milford next Friday. A
picnic has been arranged for the enter
tainment of the pupils during the
afternoon.
Hon. W. S. Hammond, who delivered
the address to the graduates at the
Turner Hall Friday evening returned
to his home at ST. James Saturday
afternoon.
John Wiesner has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk in the law offices of
Joseph Eckstein. He is bright young
man and it is the wish of his friends to
see him succeed.
Miss Bertha Grebe has closed the
millinery store of Mrs. T. Thomas at
Nicollet and returned to this city last
week where she will remain during the
summer months.
Miss Lulu Hose attended the gradu-
ating exercises at the Pillsbury
Academy at Owatonna. She left this
city Friday and will return during the
latter part Of this week.
i Miss Hilda Koch of Redwood Falls
was in attendance at the graduating
exercises of her sister, Miss Elsie.
She will remain in this city few days
before returning to that city.
Mrs. Helena Engel, mother of Henry
Engel of this city, is here on a few
months visit from Chicago. While in
the city she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Pfenninger.
The children Of the Lutheran parO-
chial school and their parents will
hold picnic on College Heights next
Sunday. Preparations have beer
made for a good days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reineke o.
Waseca returned home Monday morn
ing after being in the city few days
the guests of relatives. They came VI
to attend the graduating exercises.
Herman Schemann, proprietor of the
New Ulm Feed and Fuel business pur
chased a team of light horses from
; John Jutz of Brighton Saturday morn
ing. He will use the team for deliver,
5 purposes.
Miss Louise Jahnke will leave tn
latter part o. this week for Mankatt
where she will attend the summer tern
y at the Normal. She has been teachin:
E, school in the vicinity of Sleepy Ely
e the past season.
Rev. NJ. B. Critchett, father Of Supt
E. T. Critchett of this city attended tn
graduating exercises held here Frida
y evening. Mr.. Critchett is a residen
of Sherburne and returned to tina
: city Sunday evening.
The many friends of Mrs. Chas
Stuebe will be pleased to learn tina
she has recovered from the operatio
> performed on her at St. AleXande
'' Hospital and that she was taken to he
: home Wednesday afternoon.
John Lang, a farmer of West New
. ton, was brought before Pro bate Judg
l.. S. A. George Saturday afternoon an
judged insane. He was taken to tt
asylum at ST. Peter on the afternoc
1t train by Sheriff VIM. Julius.
g Announcements Of the wedding {
Miss Frieda Tape of this city to Re
10 [. F. Albrecht of Sleepy Eye ha'
"A been received by many people of tn
~ city. The wedding will take place
St. Paul's church, Wednesday, Jul
%.
p There are still a number of alleys
rs this city that have been neglected to
cleaned by property owners. In nal
-, places the alleys were merely clean
~, their surface rubbish and the fit
,o dirt which gives off bad odor w
left.
oil A number of the school boys to
RI their tents, oil stoves and other nee
s. sary things to equip a camping ou
and have found a lovely spot in /
grove beneath the Schell brewery
VI spend a number of weeks of geniu
~ sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Remind
,;e Waseca attended the graduating ex
mo cises of their daughter, Miss Max
nd Friday evening. They returned
in their home Monday morning, be!
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. RENE
80 over Sunday.
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at Geo. Doehne, Sr., has been max