New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-30
Dance at the Star Hall Saturday

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church.
Miss Evelyn Holscher left last
Thursday for st. Paul. She was
visiting with Miss Ella Flor.
o. Brauns, son of Mrs. Carl Brauns
of Milwaukee was here over Sunday
visiting with the Pfaender family.
Carl Berg and wife of Sleepy Eye
and Fred Bonner and wife of Usage,
Ia. were in the city over Sunday.
Miss Ida Hoffman,, saleslady at
Ottomeyer's Dry Goods Store, has left
for St. Paul to spend her vacation.
A. E. Rydell, the Pinkerton detective
in the Koch case, was in the city
Monday. He is now engaged with an
Employers detective agency.
Tuesday, June 22nd. Miss Minnie
Altman and Andrew Beck were mar
ried at st. Andrews Catholic church
Fairfax by Rev. J. j. Goergen.
Mrs. Hellriegel of Madison, S. OAK,
is here for a few weeks making ar
rangements to move her furniture to
that place, her perm nent home.
Miss B. Murphy, who has charge Of
Ottomeyer's Ladies Tailoring depart
ment was called to her home, St. Paul,
last Sunday on account of death in
her family.
Chas. 8aItrusch jr. left Wednesday
for Fargo, N. D. to accept a position
as travelling salesman for the Burg
Cigar Co. having his headquarters at
that city, the distributing point for the
Northwest.
Mrs. w. G.. Alvin went to- Mankato
last Sunday On an urgent call from
the hospital to the effect that her Sis
ter, Mrs. Spoerhase, who was to be
operated, was very i'll. Mrs. F. W.
Johnson, also sister of Mrs. Spoer-
base, started for Mankato Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuerst of Chicago
left that city Sunday on an Automo-
bile trip for New Ulm. Mrs. Fuerst
is the daughter of Mr.. John Hauen-
stein. Mrs. Chas. Fuerst of Bedford,
Ind, is alse expected to arrive in the
city this week.
The numerous friends of Geo.
Koffend, the best known travelling
salesman that comes to New Ulm, will
be pleased to learn, that he has been
promoted to a very responsible po-
sition in the house of Tibbs, Hutchins
eco. of St. Paul. Mr.. Koffend has
quit the road.
Edwin, son of Henry Scheibel fell
from a horse Sunday and broke his
arm, sustaining dangerous com
pound comminuted fracture of both
bones of the right arm. He was taken
to the hospital and the wound was
dressed by Drs. Fritsche and Vogel.
The young patient is doing we'll under
the circumstances.
Last Sunday the newly erected
parsonage of St. Johns Catholic
church at Searles was dedicated with
appropriate services. Rev. j. M
Manner Celebrated the high mass and
the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sandmeyel
preached and performed the dedi
catory services. A grand picnic was
held in the afternoon with large
gathering of people. The building is
frame structure with all modern
conveniences and costs $4,000.
The Marine Reporter of the Review
| believes to be reliably info rmed in re-
gard to set of officers, sort of {
| Board of Advisors for the promotion
Of practical navigation, to be created
with the following candidates in tn,
, field: W. T. Eckstein, Admiral; Jane!
F. Garrow, Vice Admiral; Jos. A
Eckstein, Commissary; F. W. John
! son, Commissary Adjutant; F. W
Fritsche, Chief Pilot; Fred Grebe
Asst. Chief Pilot; John Hauensteil
jr., Chief Navigator; Emil Fritsche
Chief Gunner.
Chas. Fielder who has been in tn
Grocery business for the last Is year
has sold out his stock and the buildin
ION Cor. Broadway and End North t.
| W. E. Korth from Gaylord. Thi
gentleman takes possession of tn
store July lst and being an es
perienced grocer will be in positio
to give satisfaction to Mr.. Fielder
many customers and to gain the goo
will Of the public generally. MI
Fielder is compelled to seek climat
more congenial to the health of Mrs
Fielder who has been ailing for som
; time. It has not been definitely d.
cided where they will locate.
DR.. Herbert Leibold has returne
home having successfully finished hi