New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-06-17

visited over Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Beck.
i NJ. Mullen and wife went to til
Twin Cities Sunday for a brief visi,
with friends.
j The Turnverein will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers next
Saturday evening.
Ihe marriage of Alfred Ahlness and
Miss Gena Brudelie of Lake Hanska
will take place today.
Miss Vera Helmes of st. Paul has
been spending the past few DAYS with
her aunt, Mrs. F. W. johnson.
Frank Smasal has purchased the
saloon business of Anton Kachelmeier
and will take possession July lst.
John Tauber, a former Evan citi-
zen, was united in marriage yesterday
TO Miss Anna Sellner of Mulligan.
Mrs. Weschcke and daughter, Herta.
left yesterday for ST. Paul. From
there they expect to go to Los Angeles,
Cal.
DR.. Otto Wicherski and wife ar
rived here from Frankfort, S. D.,
Monday forenoon for brief visit with
relatives.
Prof. Alderman delivered an adj
dress at the mission festival of the St.
johns Lutheran church in Sleepy Eye
Sunday forenoon.
Elmer Setter of La Crosse and Miss
Lillian Brown of Eau Claire are being
entertained this week at the home of
the formers parents.
Prof. Herman Georgius, superin-
tendent of the Bingham Lake schools
is spending his summer vacation with
relatives in aud about New Ulm.
VIM. Vernon, one of the popular
players of the New Ulm ball team, has
been transferred by his employers from
New Ulm to Waseca. Mr.. Vernon
works for the Chicago & Northwes-
tern.
At the state fremen's convention in
Mankato last week a resolution was
adopted providing for the setting aside
OF the second Sunday in May of each
year as Firemen's Memorial Day in
honor of dead fremen.
John Schneider and his three sons.
William, Joseph and Albert, contem-
plate leaving for Alaska about the 9Th
of July. 1t is Mr.. Schneider's inten-
ton to have the three boys secure en-
ployment in one of the mines.
Jacob Schwendinger, the Eagle mill
cooper, was notified on Wednesday of
last week of the death of his son, Otto,
IN Patterson, New Jersey. The young
man had been employed there as a
clgarmaker for several years.
At a recent meeting of the ST. Cecil
liam Society the following were cleo
ted officers: President, John Henle:
vice president, Joseph Witt; secretary,
Miss Eva Schuster; treasurer, Miss
Cecilia Eibner; Librarian, George Puch-
ner.
The members of the Modern Wood
men camp Of Milford and the Milford
Cornet band held most enioya BILE
picnic in the vicinity of the Milford
club house Sunday afternoon. More
than a hundred people were in at
tendance.
The stockholders of the Lafayette
creamery held meeting last week
and elected Adam Goblirsch as presl-
dent, George Saeckel as secretary and
manager, Chas. Fischer as treasurer
and A. Bieraugel and John Goblirsch
as trustees.
Gen. Bobleter and the members of
his staff will review the Third regi-
ment now in camp at Lake City next
Saturday. Accompanying General
Bobleter from New Ulm will be Mais.
Vogel and Fritsche and Capts. Graft
and Eckstein.
Miss Anna Kienlin, one of the grad
yates of the high school, has decided
to take preparatory teachers course
at the summer school of the Mankato
Normal. Miss Olga Mueller, daugh-
ter of Theo. Mueller, will take the
same course.
August W. Bluhm, New Ulm boy
engaged in the jewelry business at
Waverly, is to be married next We'd
nesday to Miss Rosella Thompson of
Minnesota Lake. The bride was at
one time a stenographer in the Offices
of the Eagle Mill Co.
Miss Agnes Glotzbach, sister of
George Glotzbach, the well-known
Sleepy Eye merchant, has resigned
her position as purchaser of supplies
for the Mankato Normal and late in
July will leave for New York City to
become the bride of Mr.. Thro,