New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hellmer are
rejoicing over the arrival of son
born Tuesday
]. Bongaards and family visited at
the home OF JOS. Franta Sunday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Louis Bushard and Miss
Mary Epple.
Frank Boyer and wife were visitors
at the home of Anton Hellmer on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Jake Miller of New Ulm visit
ed with her brother Fred Schweis last
week.
Miss Rosy Matsch returned from
Chicago last week, where she had re-
sided since last January.
L. Vetter transacted business in st.
Peter the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Franta are ex-
pected home from San Antonio, Texas,
"hSA0 OhOy 0BOuu u4O W1uUSI Oh d.
count of the health of Mr.. Franta.
Announcements were made of the
marriage of Alois Heck and Mary
Lang both of West Newton to take
place on May %. Both are prominent
young people of this community.
Rev. G. j. Albrecht was in Vesta
on Monday on official business.
The board of directors of DIR. Martin
Luther college will meet for the trans
action of regular business this morn
ing at the office of the college building.
Thesuperb and elaborate decorations
and unique settings in the lecture room
OF Turner Hall, which SO delighted the
gathering last Sunday evening will be
left intact for the entertainment of the
delegates of the Womans' Federation
Clubs who will be entertained there.
The "Pfngsfest'' Picnic given by
the Hermann Sons son the heights''
last Sunday was not as big success
as it would have been, had the weather.
man been more favorable inclined
towards the committee on arrange
ments The temperature was far to
low for any kind of amusement in the
open.
A change of time in the arrival and
departure of passenger trains has been
made by the M. & St. L. and will take
effect on June End. The train which
now arrives here fropa the cities at
! 9:37 o'clock p. M, will, after that date
arrive here at IL O. CLOCK and terminate
here. It will leave again for the cities
at 4:15.
| Mrs. Emma Boesch, formerly Miss
Emma Draeger of Lafayette township,
died at her home in Bowbells, N. D.
May 10. at the age of ~ yrs. and smo.
She was brought here and will be
buried from the Methodist church
at 2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
She leaves husband and daugh-
/ ter l yr. and months old.
Carl Kamolz, a widower, occupying
a room in the building next to Goodies
photograph gallery, was found dead
there Thursday morning by Marshall
Klause. Death was due to natural
causes and no inquest was deemed
necessary. The deceased was fifty
seven years of age and had been a
widower for some time.
Capt. Pfaender, his Lieutenants and
all the members of Co. ga" have re-
ceived returns on the late inspection
/ by Major Gerlach, who gives them 100
per cent in all of the items required to
be inspected. The company also had
IS members on inspection, one of the
highest memberships in the national
Guard, all of which reflects creditably
upon the officers as we'll as the men,
bers of the Co.
The New Ulm friends of Mrs. Angus
ia. Setter of Winthropw be interested
in learning of her marriage to Mr..
John HILBERT an insura nee representa-
tive of Minneapolis. The wedding
occurred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Hanft and Immediately there
after the newly welded couple started
on a trip to the Pacific coast. The
Review is sincere in Offering it's heart
lest congratulations.
Company A had it's first target prac-
tice on the new range Sunday morning.
The following are the scores made out
of a possible SO: Capt. Pfaender, 36;
1t. Hubbard, 50; 1t. Groebner, 20;
Sergt. Klause, IS: Corporal Reinke,
81; Corporal Grusendorf, 20; Private
Boesch, %; Private Frank, 33; Private
/ GrusendOrf, 80: Private Kohn. 35.