New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

q Alexander Heprian has accepted a
position as plumber with Cuddy &
Cavanaugh. Mr.. Herman has been
lengaged in this business before and
Twill no doubt prove a successful man
at it, since he possesses the ability.
i Some members of the Concordia
| band also OF the DR.. NJ. L.. College
i and Frenzel's band were present at the
Rauschke and Rooster wedding last
4 "wednesday evening and the air was
filled with the sweet strains of music.
The annual state examinations in
all the public schools will begin
next Monday, May 90, and continue
until the end of the week. Tuesday,
Memorial Day viii be observed by all
classes with appropriate exercises.
Many young people of this city and
the surrounding community were in
attendance at the wedding of Fred
Rauschke and Miss Bertha Rooster
which took place at the home of the
BRIDES parents last Wednesday even
ling.
a party OF young men and women of
this city were royalty entertained at
the home of Christ Filzen Jr. Wednes-
day evening of last week. Mr.. Filzen's
geniality that evening seemed to in
spire every one to have good
time.
Postmaster Buelow OF Sleepy Eye,
ReVerends Gausewitz of st. Paul.
! Winter of Mankato and Koehler of
Nicollet We're in the city Thursday in
attendance at the meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the DIR. Martin Luther.
College.
| Monday afternoon occurred the we'd
ding OF Frank Reimer to Miss Annie
Huberty, both OF this city. The cere-
mony was performed in the Holy
Trinity Church by Rev. Sandmeyer.
The young people will make their home
in this city.
ldistrlcts will be closed the latter part
of this month. School districts No.
p taught by Oscar Book of this city
will be closed day after tomorrow and
No. 5 which is taught by Miss Cora
Manderfeld closed Monday.
The Health Officer wishes to call the
attention of property owners once
more to clean their alleys and other
rubbish places. There are a few good
sized manure piles in some of our
central alleys that are not very be-
coming to a city of this size.
Tuesday evening great number of
young people of this city drove out to
St. George to attend the Gleisner and
Kuhschneck wedding which took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhsch-
neck during the day. The Alex band
rendered the music for the dance.
| H. II. Miese, who has been employed
as bar-keeper by Fred Engelbert for
some time past is the new proprietor
of the Corner Sample Room owned by
N. B. Neumann. It is an elegant
location and Mr.. Miese should receive
the patronage of his many friends.
| Chief of Police Klause is the owner
of a new Racycle bicycle. It is a very
pretty wheel and also possesses many
Improvements over the old ones, is
supplied with new make of seat
and has gear of SO. Laudenschlager
Bros, are agents for these machines.
Mrs. Alfred Roos of this city was at
Lamberton last Thursday and while
| there secured her new home. The
family will move there some time in
the first part of next month, Mr.. Roos
being engaged in business there as
manager of the Lamberton Flour Mills
/ Rev. 3. Fl. Bollenbach, the lew
pastor of Bethel church, will hold his
first service in this city in Schell's
hall on Sunday morning at IL O'Clock,
there will be no evening service. Mr..
Bollenbaeh takes the place of Rev. Fl.
Isker who has removed to Hutchinson.
4 Louis Buenger received large burg
lar proof grave vault this week and
the fact that it is the first of its kind
in this city has made it a curiosity.
4 The vault is made of solid steel with
8 riveted edges and heavy locks. The
q inside dimensions are about 71x24 feet.
!. The vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of joseph Grausaln, clerk in the
i Chicago and Northwestern freight
office here was filled by Henry Herrian.
4 Mr.. Herrian is an experienced man in
this work and is fully capable of at
tending to the duties that will befall
4 hiR.
i To successfully attend to a lawn of the
size of the court house is by no means
an easy task. Yet one in attending
8 court or in passing over the grounds
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