New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-13
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The Senior Pioneers met with Mrs.
Albert Behnke yesterday afternoon.
/ +. 81. Retzlaf shipped carload Of
horses to Minneapolis on Thursday.
/ Robert Siebenbrunner, the plumber.
has decided to accept employment in
st. Paul.
John q. Havemeier and wife win
celebrate their golden wedding to-
morrow.
Miss Clara Weber of Milwaukee is
the new trimmer in the millinery store
of Mrs. Follmann.
Alfred Pullman was plea SANITY
surprised Monday evening by the
pupils of the high school.
Miss Hedwid Jahnke was the guest
of Miss Lydia Dickmeyer in Fairfax
the first half of the week.
John Bongarts of this city and Mrs.
caroline Krause of Milford were
united in marriage Saturday after
noon.
/ The members of the ST. Elizabeth
Society will give theatrical perfor-
nance at the Catholic auditorium on
the evening of April 7th.
F. w. Cooley of Minneapolis was
in the city yesterday consulting with
the Eagle Mill Co. relative to plans
for their new warehouse.
Oscar Dingler, an employe of Eu-
gene Koehler, has purchased the
barbershop of Arnold Staum. The
latter will engage in farming.
b. w. Jefferies of Chicago was in
the city yesterday inspecting the
manual training work being done in
| the local high school. He was very
complimentary in his criticism
| Next Sunday afternoon the confrma-
ton class will be examined at the
Lutheran church, there being twenty
seven boys and twenty-nine girls in
the class. Confirmation will follow
on the 24th.
| Rev. ii. Bruins, formerly located in
Nebraska, has been installed as pas
tor OF the Lutheran church in the town
| Of Ridgely. Rev. Bruins spent his boy
hood days in Nieollet county and his
! parents still reside there.
the local school board at it's last
meeting unanimously reelected Prof.
Critchett as superintendent for the
| fourteenth term. Additional conf
dence in the superintendent was shown
by extending the term of Office from
! one to two years.
Between forty and fifty of the school
children, in charge of Prof. Critchett,
| will join the Minneapolis & st. Louis
excursion to the Twin Cities next
| Friday. Saturday morning they will
be addressed by President Northrop
at the University chapel.
| Bishop s.. G. Edsall, head of the
Episcopal church in this state, will
hold services at ST. PETERS Episcopal
church in this city next Tuesday eve
ming. Bishop Edsall is an eloquent
speaker and the public generally will
be interested in hearing his address.
W. Fl. Dickinson & Co. Of Minnea-
polls will in the near future open a
commission and brokerage Office in
the Olsen Block, with Robert SHETLAND
as their local representative Dickin-
son & Co. are members of the Minnea-
polls Chamber of Commerce and the
Chicago Board of Trade.
Eric Torkelson, father of Mrs. j ohm
Larson of this city, died at Turtle
Lake, North Dakota, yesterday after
only weeks illness. The deceased
bad never before been sick and al
though seventy-eight years of age was
as spry and active as most young men.
The funeral will be held at his old
home in Lanesboro, this state
Last evening the tercentenary of the
birth of Paul Gerhardt was celebrated
at the Lutheran church. A number of
Gerhardt's hymns were sung by the
congreg alton, there were interesting
children's exercises under the direc-
ton of VIM. Blauert, and an able
address on the life Of the great divine
was delivered by Prof. A. Alderman,
The trustees of st. Peter and Paul's
Catholic church in Mankato have
awarded the contract for redecorating
the interior Of the church to Schwen-
dinger Bros. of this city. Three bids
were submitted, each bidder submit
ting his own design, and while the
New Ulm men we're not the lowest
bidders the contract went to them be-
cause Of the superior character of
their plans. The Improvement will
require about two months work and