New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-26
Miss Augusta Wendt spent Sunday
visiting Springfield friends.

Miss Augusta Wendt spent Sunday
visiting Springfield friends.
The marriage Of Henry Reimer and
Miss Maggie Ries was solemnized
yesterday.
Elmer Setter of la Crosse has been
in the city the past few days visiting
his parents.
The stillborn child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Werner of Milford was buried
yesterday.
Chas. Kaiser of this city has the
contract for the erection OF $1,000
school house at Milroy.
A meeting of da1rymen is to be held
at st. George next Wednesday. Good
speakers will be in attendance.
Mrs. Chas. Silverson will give
unique ''mock wedding party at her
home this evening for Miss Addie
Olsen, who is soon to become a bride.
Richard Bieraugel and Herman
Lange of Lafayette township have
gone to Montana with a view of pur-
chasing land and locating there
permanently.
The commencement exercises of the
Sleepy Eye high school will be held
on June 4th. Prof. George James of
the State University will deliver the
principal address.
''Let us be gentlemen and lawyers,
said Judge Quinn in one of the open
ing scenes of the Carmody comedy yes
terday and then the court went on in the
even tenor of its way.
The trustees of DR.. Martin Luther
college will go to Hutchinson tomor-
row to inspect the building and site
offered by that city in its bid for the
removal of the college.
Commissioners Ole Jorgenson of
Linden was the only member of the
county board to vote against the
granting of liquor license to Ger
hard Gulden of Searles.
Mrs. Helen Engel, mother of Henry
Engel, will arrive in New Ulm from
Chicago today. She intends to spend
the next few months with her sister,
Mrs. Jacob Pfenninger.
The board of county commissioners
last week adopted resolution allow
ing the judge of probate an additional
5000 for clerk hire. Commissioners
Eckstein, Polkow and Tauer voted for
the resolution and Commissioners
Jorgenson and Knud son against it.
Judge Quinn of Fairmont, who is
taking Judge Olson's place on the
bench this week, had the misfortune
the day before he arrived in New Uln
to fracture one of the bones of his lef
wrist. The accident occurred while
cranking the engine of a gasoline
launch.
The "Alcantara, the most pre-
tentious gasoline launch on the Min
nesota river, has been undergoing
repairs the past few days and is nov
ready for service. Excursion partie
are making use of it daily, and, if tn
present high state of water continues
the boat promises to prove one of tn
most alluring attractions of tn
summer season.
Geo. W. Root and wife of Gras
Valley, California, arrived in the cit
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Root is tn
president and manager of the Gras
Valley Mining company and it is hi
intention to spend several days her
talking over matters pertaining to tt
development of the company's proper
ties with resident stockholders, Q
whom there are quite number. EdW
Koos of Kenosha, who is one of tn
company's directors, is also in til
city. He is son-in-law of Mr.. an
Mrs. Richard Pfefferle.
It was a clever entertainment tina
the students of the high school CAV
at the Turner Theatre Friday evening
Besides 1.-THE New Squire, one az
sketch produced in a commend abl
manner by Alvin Gruenenfelder, Va
) McHale, Carl Helm, Stanly Koehlel
Peter Scherer and Andrew Amanr
there were excellent numbers by th
high school orchestra, the boys an
girls glee clubs, the Misses Elsa Hei
. and Elsa Marti and Master Waite
) Kunze. A good-sized audience wa
: in attendance and literally applaude
: the participants in the program.
| Otto Kuefner, a st. Paul attorne
; who used to represent the Germa
9 government in the Northwest prior t
I the appointment Of Consul GrunoV
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