New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-23
OF Interest in the City.


Born to Rev. and Mrs. Jones OF
Cambria daughter.
The Farmers Elevator Co. will start
to buy hogs this fall.
There will be a dance in Fischer's
Hall tonight at Essig.
Mrs. Haub of ST. Paul is visiting
Mrs. F. W. Johnson.
Born-a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Steinberg last Thursday.
Adolph Wagner made business
trip to St. Paul last Thursday.
Miss Bobcock of Tracy has been
the guest of Mrs. Starr last week.
Thos. J. Kretsch OF Sleepy Eye was
a visitor in New Ulm over Sunday.
The fool that rocks the boat is the
one whose head ought to be soaked.
Miss J. Hilmer of Winena is in the
City visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Meile.
Science is now coming around to the
baseball theory that all flies should be
caught.
Mrs. Dietrich Rooster and children
are on two weeks visit with relatives
in Arlington and Glencoe.
A special with the officials Of the NJ.
& St. L. road passed through New
Ulm last week On an inspection tour.
The election OF officers and the an
nual meeting of the New Ulm TURNER
elm was postponed for tonigt WED
nesday.)
G. w. Funk went to St. Paul last
Wednesday to attend the Alumni Con-
vention of the ST. Paul school of
Law.
Miss Louise Meile is home from
Rochester, Mimi, where she has been
teaching in the schools for two years.
to spend her vacation.
G. M. Wilkinson of Albert Lea,
District Deputy of the Grand Chapter
Royal Arch was here Friday to in
spect the New Ulm Chapter.
County Commissioner Knudson of
Sleepy Eye was in the City on his way
to inspect Ditch No. & - in Linden
and Lake Hanska Township.
Ernst Reinecke of Faribault is visit
ing with DR.. Reineke this week, hav-
ing finished his studies at the Ohia
Wallace College.
Otto Kuefner, the we'll known attor-
ney of st. Paul, stopped over at New
Ulm last Friday on his way to Sleepy
Eye to try the appealed cases from
the Probate Court in the matter OF
Anna Brust deceased.
From June 23rd up to July 3rd the
Brown-Redwood County Y. M. G. A.
will be in camp on the Guggisberg
farm, Clear Lake. Field Secretary
Eastman has completed all prelimi-
nary arrangements and will have charge
of the Camp.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding ceremony OF Miss Levina
Youngblom and Julius Hagberg to
occur at the brides home in Lafayette
township on Wednesday, June Both '09.
They are both popular and we'll known
young people of this community. The
bride is the accomplished young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Young
blom and the groom is the we'll known
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Hagberg OF
this township. The Ledger is pleased
to extend advance congratulations.
Since the close of the New Ulm
schools the pedagegues have all left
the city and are now enjoying the we'll
deserved privileges Of vacation or are
pursuing some studies. AS near as
we can learn the following teachers
have gone for these places: Supt. E.
T. Critchett to the University summer
schools, as instructor; Carrie I. Cas-
tie, Principal Of high school to Pasa-
dena, CAL: Alex I. Jedlicka, science
instructor, Clarissa, Mimi; Rudolph
F. Koessler, mathematics and manual
training teacher, Kinbrae, Mimi;
Rewey B. Inglis, history and English,
and Ethel lockwood, English and La
tin, to Minneapolis; Rose Staley to
Mankato; Nellie G. Downs to Royal
ton, Mimi; Mabel MacLennan, Wi
mona; Ida NJ. Weeks, Minneapolis;
Antonio Zieher, Kansas City, Mo-;
Lily Boethin, st. Peter; Mary A.
Yanke to the University summer
school, Bretta Price to Republic, Kan
sas; Margaret NJ. Groehler to Clark
field, Mimi, and Anna G. Schmidt to
Colorado.
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