New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-12


MissCecilia Siebenbrunner has gone
to st. Paul to accept employment.
Henry Hauser of Mountain Lake is
spending the week with the family of
his brother-in-laW, Fred Peuser.
Mrs. Hirsch of Minneapolis is visit
ing here with her daughters, Mrs. F..
81. Krook and Mrs. A. 81. Lienhard.
F. w. Blauert and party of friends
drove over to Fairfax Sunday to pay
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Palmer.
j. 81. Haenze, former editor of the
Hanska Herald, is now holding down
a comfortable and lucrative job in
Mank alto.
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel and Miss Mat
hilda Nellie are attending a conven-
ton of the Ladies Grand Army Circle
in ST. Paul.
Judge Olsen has appointed County
Surveyor Becvar of Redwood county
to take charge of the Brown-Redwood
judicial ditch.
Frank Kretsch, who has been grad
ually reducing his stock of furniture
with view of retiring from business,
closed his store on Saturday.
The bridge over the Cottonwood
river at Bentzin's mill had to be re-
moved Monday for the second time
this year on account of high water.
Miss Ina Juni will go to Mankato
the latter part of the week to attend a
district Christian Endeavor conven-
ton as delegate from the local
society. Rev. Wheeler will also at
tend.
The Norwegian Lutheran congrega-
ton of Lake Hanska and Linden have
been united into single parish. The
| trustees Of the new parish have elected
Rev. Nervig of Portland, Oregon, as
pastor.
Frank Hacker, son of Wolfgang
Hacker of Lafayette. and Miss Mary
Baumann of New Ulm will be united
in marriage on the 18th of June. The
wedding ceremony will take place at
St. George.
The Morgan and Sleepy Eye mines
will meet on the latter's diamond this
afternoon. The game will be played
Immediately at the close of the after
noon performance of Gollmar Broth
ers' circus.
| Mrs. Augusta Sellner of Lafayette
village was brought to the hospital in
this city Wednesday to undergo an
operation for gall-stones. The poor
woman is the sole support of herself
and three children.
M. j. Tully, A. F. Redmond and W.
F. Smith, all agents of the Interstate
Accident and Relief Association, left
for st. Cloud Monday to open up a
new territory for the company in the
northern part of the state.
Mrs. Critchett entertained the lady
teachers of the public schools at her
Broadway home Friday evening. All
of the guests appeared in costume as
school girls and a most delightful
time was had by everybody.
In a neighboring town a popular
society leader gave a novel party,
each guest being required 10 bring
something which she had no use for
and still too good to throw away.
Eleven of the invited women brought
their husbands.
Henry Furst of Chicago, who is a
son-in law Of John Hauenstein of this
city, stopped off here Thursday on his
way home from Pierre. Mr., Furst had
expected that the firm of which he is
a member would be able to furnish
the stone for the new state capitol, but
the bidding went against him.
i The annual convention of the Ep-
worth League and the State Sunday
School Association of the German
Methodist church was held in LIE Sueur
the latter part of the week. Rev.
Fritze, Miss Mabel Fritze and Miss
Mathilda Bittner were the delegates
from Sleepy Eye and Mrs. Sauter,
Mrs. Durbahn and Mrs. Lille from
this city.
Thomas Cannon of Sleepy Eye and
Miss Anna Wooldrich of Home town
ship were married at ST. Lawrence
church in Minneapolis on Friday.
The groom is young man who as a
I boy lived for several years with his
parents in this city and later became a
trusted employee in the. Sleepy Eye
mill. The bride is the only daughter
of the late Geo. Wooldrich.
It is not generally known that Paul
Everling of this city was member of