New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-09
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OF Interest in the City.

The wife of Alderman Buenger is
spending the month at sanltarlum
in Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Alvin paid a
brief visit Friday to the latter's sister
in Mankato.
Judge Olsen will hold special term
of court for the trial of court cases at
st. Peter on June 10Th.
Capt. Louis Scherer was over at
Echo last week visiting the family Of
his sister, Mrs. Paul Voss.
Miss Emma Hughes of Mankato was
the guest during a portion of the week
of her friend, Miss Lou Baasen.
Mrs. l.. c. Anderson Of Paddock,
Mimi, spent portion of the week at
the home of her uncle, John Z. 10
berer. 81
Mrs. Henry N. Somsen and Miss
Ida Koch went to Arlington Friday to
witness the graduation of their niece,
Miss Lydia Heidmann.
Miss Alma Within ann Of Milwauk ee
is expected here next week for fort
nights visit with old friends. New
Ulm used to be her home.
Miss Ida Hers, who has been teach
ing in the public schools of Tracy the
past year, returned to New Ulm Sat
urday for the summer vacation.
Albert Everling has returned from
Granite Falls and will remain here ia
charge of the line work of the Mime
sofa Central Telephone Company.
In the competitive drills held during
the Woodmen picnic at Sleepy Eye
last week the St. James team won first
prize and the Mankato team second.
Prof. and Mrs. Critchett very
pleasantly entertained the junior and
senior classes of the high school at
their Broadway home Friday evening.
John Flor, who has been operating
rented farm near Sleepy Eye for the
last five years. intends to settle in
some newer county, probably in North
Dakota.
The marriage of Edward P. Lila
of Comfrey and Miss Clara Bertrand
of Sleepy Eye was solemnized at St.
Mary's church in Sleepy Eye Monday
forenoon.
Alvin T. Johnson, editor Of the
Winthrop News and a member of the
Masonic Commandery in this city, is
to be married the latter part of the
n onth to Miss Derina Guthrie.
The annual convention of the Min
nesota Association of Rural Letter
Carriers will be held in St. Cloud
next Friday and Saturday. The asso-
citation now has about 1000 members
F. A. Brady of St. Peter, who is a
brother of Mrs. Keegan of this city,
has severed his connections with the
National Casualty company and will
hereafter travel for the Intern ational
Harvester company.
The Ramsey County State bank, 10.
Gated on Wabasha street in St. Paul,
was opened for business last week.
The officers are: F. w. Waterman,
president; Peter Manderfeld, vice presi-
dent; H. H. Manderfeld, cashier.
During the past few days DR.. and
Mrs. o. G.. Stricken have been enter
tanning DR.. Strickler's sister, Mrs. E.
Wismer of Markham, Ontario, and
the latter's son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wismer OF Stauff
vile.
George G. Mantor, the popular MIN
neapolis Tribune solicitor who fol-
several months made this city his Sun
day headquarters, was last week pro-
NOTED to an assistant superintendency
in the circulation department of thu
home Office.
A peculiar incident of Wednesday,:
hail storm was the fact that on Osca
Olson's farm in Bernadotte the clout
seem to stop for few moments ant
unload. After the storm Olson say
tudG CofJdlu pdfGS VI HIS ldiu WSI
covered by hailstones to the depth o
six inches.-Lafayette Ledger.
Mrs. Mat. Neuwirth, a former resi-
dent of New Ulm, died in Minneapo
lis the forepart of last week and OF
Thursday her remains were brough
to this city for burial. The deceased
who was a dauphter of John Schnt
tenbauer, was thirty-seven years oil,
at the time Of her death and beside
her husband left a family OF five small
children.
The Western Conference of the Con
gregational churches of Minnesntj