New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-16
OF Interest in the City.

Herman Nagel went to Des Moines,
Iowa, Monday to attend acoal dealers
convention.
Miss Vera Stricken returned from
her studies at Carleton college We'd
nesday evening.
Postmaster Buelow of Sleepy Eye
has been granted an increase of salary
of 500 per year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graf Of Ivan
hoe visited over Sunday at the home
of Mr.. CRAFTS brother.
Prof. Bliefernicht of the college ia
Guilty conducted English services at the
Lutheran church in Mankato Sunday
evening.
Prof. 81. C. Hess of Sleepy Eye has
been assigned by State Superintendent
Schulz to summer school work at
Stephens. .-. ~..
The Second Regiment band will
give it's first public concert, under
contract with the city, in German
park this evening.
J. A. Stewart, the Northwestern's
agent at Sleepy Eye, was the only
Brown county Mason to attend the
Shriners' conclave in Louisville.
VIM. Murfn has resigned the city
recordership of Sleepy Eye, a position
to which he was elected in January,
and is succeeded by 81. G. Peterson.
Engelbert Wagner, fireman on this
division of the Northwestern road for
nearly a year, has been transferred to
the Madison division in South Dakota.
George Dummer Jr. and Miss Her
nina Schwab, both of West Newton,
will be united in marriage at the st.
George Catholic church next Tuesday.
From Santa Rosa, California, comes
the news of the death of the aged
mother of the weIl-known Keegan
brothers, former residents of Sleepy
Eye.
Mayor George P. Forster of Spring.
field was among the delegates to the
Foresters' convention in Crookston
last week. So was George Graft of
Ivanboe.
Superintendent Peter r. Johnson Of
the Lamberton schools was among
those who attended the commencement
exercises at the Turner Theatre We'd
nesday evening.
Fred Hubbard, a brother of 1t.
Hubbard of this city, graduated from
the engineering department of the state
university this year with unusually
high honors. He stood at the head of
his class.
Rev. c.. J. Albrecht and Prof.
-Adolph Ackermann were at Milwaukee
last week attending a meeting Of the
board of directors of the theological
seminary of which Prof. John Schaller
is the head.
John Black Of Sleepy Eye was elected
a district vice president of the Mime
sofa State Firemen's association at
the annual meeting in Cloquet last
week. L. S. Kent of Alexandria was
made president.
Mrs. Johannah Gleisner, an inmate
of the home for aged people at St.
Alexander's hospital in this city for
the past ten years, died at that institu-
ton last Thursday at the age of eigh-
ty-eight years. Mrs. Gleisner came
here from West Newton.
The annual meeting of the Nicollet
County Creamery and Good Roads
association will be held at the Brigh-
ton creamery tomorrow afternoon.
The program includes addresses by
representatives of the state dairy and
food department and the Minnesota
State Dairymen's association.
Bishop Cotter of Winona continues
not shown much change in the past two
weeks except that he is probably grow
ing little weaker. Immediate death
is not unprecedented, although it is said
his illness cannot in the end have
other than fatal termination. Arch
bishop Ireland visited him Thursday
The marriage Of Prof. Joel Peter.
son, formerly principal of the Hanska
public schools. and Miss Clara Ali.
ness: one Of the most estimable Of
Lake Hanska's young women, was
solemnized in the Lake Hanska Luther.
an church last Wednesday. Imnedi.
ately following the ceremony the hap.
Ply couple started on wedding trip tc
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