New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-30
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Marks last Monday.

VIM. Marks last Monday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Groebner, Cottonwood Saturday.
VIM. Meyer of La Crosse was in
the City Tuesday attending the Frenzel
funeral.
Frank J. Nenno has returned last
Saturday from his trip to St. Paul
and Omaha.
Gust Wellner and family of Hibbing.
Mimi, are in the city visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. Jos. Posh and daughter of st.
Paul are visiting the family of Chas.
Hauenstein.
tightening struck barn belonging
to J. Krauss during the storm Satur-
day night.
Mrs. L. j. Buenger returned from
the Jordan Sulphur Springs, Jordan,
Mimi, last Monday.
The Board of Equalization met in
regular session Monday and Tuesday
at the city clerks Office.
Charles Ambrosch of Lexington
Neb., is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Schwertfeger.
F. Keute & Co. are awarded the
contract to build the new hall at the
Fair Grounds for 40 Q2O
Photographer Pearson who recently
evacuated the Rudolph building will
open up studio at Lafayette.
Attorney Albert Pfaender and VIM.
Pfaender we're in st. Peter Tuesday
on legal business before Judge Olsen.
Married by the Judge of Probate
Geo. Ross, Guy S. Dickerson to Miss
I. o. Schlick of Springfield Monday
June 20.
Clarence Blume, son of G. F. Blume
D. D. is home on a vacation. He at
tended the Ohio Wesleyan College at
Delaware, Ohio.
Mrs. Shepard of Williamstown
Mass, daughter of J. Klossner ir. is
here on visit and will spend the
summer in New Ulm.
Miss Emma Scheidrich who is a
teacher in the public school in Mont
gomery is visiting at home with her
mother Mrs. Theresa Scheidrich dur
ing vacation.
Fred Brust, compositor in the Re-
view printshop wears the smiles of a
happy father, bouncing girl being
born to him Monday. The cigars were
duly appreciated by the smokers of
the Review force.
Saturday, July 3; the scholars of St.
Panl's Lutheran parochial school
will celebrate the annual outing in
connection with a good old time Fourth
of July celebration and family picnic
at the college grounds. Defamation,
singing and games will contribute to
entertain the people.
VIM. Thiedemann has sold his resi-
dence on South Jefferson Street to
Otto Pless, formerly resident of New
Ulm and at present engaged in the
milling business at Gib5on. Mr.. Pless
will remove to New Ulm about Sep
TENDER 18th.
The State Entomologist has just
issued Circular No. II, showing how
the house fly carries germs of typhoid,
tuberculosis and other diseases, and
what a menace it is in dwelling
house, both to children and adults.
The circular is we'll illustrated, and
tells how to eliminate the fly, or reduce
it's dangers to the minimum. The
same circular advises houseke9pers
how to keep their woolens and furs
during the summer months away from
the clothesmoth and other insects
which attack these fabrics.
There will be Joint meeting of the
Trustees of DR.. Martin Luther College
and the newly appointed Building
I Committee next Friday morning, min.
O'Clock, at the College Building to
discuss the plans for the new dormi
, tory to be erected as soon as possible
Plans will be submitted for a fou
|, story fire proof brick building abou
, 20 feet away from the College proper
140x50 feet. If these plans are adop
) ted DR.. Martin Luther College will b
one of the best equipped institution
! of it's kind in the northwest. It is th
5 intention of the committee to complet
| the foundation this summer and hav
the entire building completed for tn
. opening of the Fall term 1910.
The 3rd free concert of the End Reg
Band will be held Thursday evening