New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-07
OF Interest il the City.


in the city Monday.
G.. Ryfel left for Alma, Wis, Mon
day morning to visit with his father
Herman Lindmeier of ST. Paul is
visiting with his parents in the city.
Miss Carolina Christmann of ST.
Peter was visiting with friends over
the Fourth.
Chas. Kruger of Comfrey visited
with friends and relatives in the city
over Sunday.
Hugo F. Albrecht has returned to
his home in Montana after prolonged
visit in the city.
Married-Aug KALI and Louise
Juderiahn Tuesday morning at tne
Catholic church.
Franz Baumann and Miss Angela
Schnitzius of Minneapolis visited with
friends and relatives over the Fourth.
John Peterson of Franklin visited
with his parents, Mr.. & Mrs. 5. u.
Peterson in this city from Friday to
Monday.
Miss Anna Sturm of st. Paul is
home on a two weeks visit at the nome
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sturm on Broadway.
Miss Hertha Diehn and Miss Bertha
Hermann, salesladies at Ottomeyer'
dry goods store will spend two
weeks vacation at Fairfax.
Geo. Durbahn and wife were pleas
antly and most agreeably surprised On
the Fourth by number of friends IN
honor of their 18th annivery Of their
marriage.
The Epworth League of the German
Methodist church attended union
meeting of the same organization at
Sleepy Eye Monday and engaged IN
heated ball game. The score stood
10 to 4 in favor of New Ulm.
On Sunday, July 18th, the German
Lutheran congregation OF Courtlano
will celebrate their golden jubilee cele-
DrdUlOQ DIV tuclL SIlut I'll AAi
township. Many from the Nlcolle'
congregation will attend.
Tuesday afternoon Alexander Meek
lenburg and Miss Gertrude Mayer
were united in marriage at the Erie
dens church in Essig by Rev. Geo
Mayer of this city. The groom is TIT
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Mecklen
burg and the bride the daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer.
The patrolic Union meeting arranged
by the young people Of the Protestan
churches last Sunday evening in com
menoration of independence day wa
largely attended and we'll appreci ated
The Rev's Wheeler and Sauter eac
delivered splendid patriotic oratio
and the singing Of the solo'sts as wei
as of the choir added greatly to tn
success of the programme.
At the semi annual meeting of til
New Ulm Maennencnor the followin
officers were elected: Pres. DR.. L. A
Fritsche: Vice Pres, 81. Rudolph
Sec'y., VIM. J. Winkelmann;. Treas.
Armand Petry: Librarian, Rich. Geb
hardt; Marshall, Gust. Goetsch
Director, VIM. Pfaender. The societ
will attend the Saengenfest at Oman
next year.
Judge I. M. Olsen last Tuesday file
an order fixing the amounts to be pal
monthly by the various counties OF tn
ninth judicial district toward til
salary of Court Reporter Ecksteir
The salary is apportioned among tt
various counties and is based upo
the amount of litigation during tt
preceding year. Under the ordt
Nicollet county will pay 1888 pr
month Redwood, s3l. SO; Brown, S31. 8
Lincoln, $500; Lyon, S43.4S.
The Congregational church has bee
most fortunate in securing the s'Be
Hur'' entertainment for their churt
on Saturday evening, July 10, 100
This entertainment is announced to
one OF the finest and most complete
it's kind ever offered, and cannot ia
to give the people of this city since
pleasure, 1t will be triple bill i'll
4strated with over 200 stereoptict
slides, the main feature being a lectu
on "Ben Hur." Admission 25c,
Guiding 10 weeks subscription to t
Weekly Home Herald of Chicag
Tickets on sale at G. A. Ottomeyer