New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-09
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. William Bode of Nicollet.

A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. William Bode of Nicollet.
Mrs. Johanna Popp will spend the
coming winter with her sons in Cali
fornia
Howard Klossner returned yester-.
day from Carleton college at North
field.
Rev. Prof. Meyer preached at
Lutheran mission festival near Gibbon
Sunday.
P. J.. Eichten and family visited
throughout the week with relatives at
Wanda.
The high school exercises at the
Turner Theatre this evening will
commence at 5 O'Clock.
Judge and Mrs. I. M. Olsen will
spend the summer months at Lake
Emily near St. Peter.
VIM. b. Myer came up from La
Crosse Friday evening to spend a few
days with ola IrlendS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Smasal were
very agreeably surprised by number
of friends at their home Monday
evening.
Anton Krippner and Miss Minnie
Boesch, both of this city were married
at the Catholic church by Rev. Sand
meyer last Tuesday.
Rev. George Mayer was at st. Paul
the greater part of the week attending
a conference of the German Evangeli-
cal Synod of North America.
Jos. Bruckbauer has written friends
in Sleepy Eye that he is now at
Ronsperg, Austria, his old home,
and that he intends to remain there.
A son of John Kral of Sigel was
kicked in the chest by horse Monday
morning and severely injured. He
was brought to this city for treatment.
| Chas. Ring and family have returned
to New Ulm after two years resi-
dence in Red Wing, where Mr.. Ring
was employed in a boot and shoe fac
tory.
B. Stockman of the New Ulm Roll
Ter Mill company put in the greater
part of the week looking after his in
terests at Morton. He also visited
Echo.
J. A. Ochs went to Springfield Sun
day to meet cousin, Frank Schollert
of Buffalo, New York, who was pay
ing hurried visit to his brother
Casimir.
This years commencement address
at st. Paul Park college, the leading
German Methodist college of the state.
was delivered by, Attorney A. V. Rieke
of Fairfax.
Frank 8rey, son Of Ludwig Brey O.
Cottonwood, and Miss Mary Portner
daughter of Andrew Portner of Sigel
were united in marriage at the Hol.
Trinity church in this city yesterday
J. 81. Siegel of the Eagle Roller
} Mill company attended a meeting o
the Operative Millers of America il
Milwaukee last week. In the election
of officers he was chosen one of tn,
directors.
During Wednesdays storm light
ming struck and killed horse belong
ling to Jos. Schroepfer of "Walla
Chef" horse belonging to Clau!
Jungquist of Lafayette and three heat
| of young cattle owned by G. j. Bon
derson of Bernadotte.
A son of Wesley Miller is nursing
a sore toe as result of trying tt
duplicate some of the feats of tn,
strong man who exhibited on tn,
streets a few nights ago. The dumb
bell wouldn't work just the way youns
Miller would have liked to have it.
Representatives of various Brow
county Woodmen camps got togethe
7 at Sleepy Eye Thursday and reached
3 an agreement to endeavor to Undue
all of the camps of the county to joil
; in building a county tent at tn
r Woodmen Sanltarium in Colorado.
Owing to tho inclemency of tn
weather the picnic of the Brow
s County Breeders association did no
9 attract the crowd of visitors that wa
I expected of it, and little more coul
be done by those present than induldg
: in informal talks and discuss plan
! for the future. Prof. Bass of rh
n state experimental station was unabl
t to be present, but was represented b
, Mr.. Gamlitz.
! Dispute having arisen over the ad
visibility of holding the next biennia
S saengerfest of the Northwestern