New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-02
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OF Interest in the City.

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Deputy Oil Inspector Mueller OF
Springfield was transacting business
here Monday.
Mrs. William Brust of Sleepy Eye
spent a portion of the week with OLD
New Ulm friends.
Otto Schell sold two-vear-old shet-
land pony this week to A. J. Rost Of
st. Peter for SIP.
Miss Bretta Price will entertain at
whist at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Critchett tomorrow evening.
John Merkel and daughter of Kent,
Ohio, have been guests the past week
at the Merkel home in Ridgely.
Emil Sell, the Fairfax merchant,
will pass through here next Friday
on an auto trip to Warrentown, MIS-
souri,.
Geo.. W. Rolwes, son OF Henry
Rolwes of this city, will graduate this
week from ST. Thomas Seminary in
st. Paul.
Sister Superior Ansgeria of ST.
Michaei's convent who has been i'll
for several weeks, is now reported to
be in a critical condition.
The Misses Martha and Ida Stork
very pleasantly entertained party
OF young friends Thursday evening in
horo, ~ Miss 6iio Olson
The aged Mrs. LaF'rambois of
Ridgely is a patient at the Mayo hos
pital in Rochester. She is accompa-
MED by her niece, Miss Lizzie Bren-
nesholtz.
Arthur and Otto Seifert, students at
the state university, returned to their
New Ulm bone yesterday. The other
= New Ulm students are expected home
tomorrow.
Edward W. Flor and Miss Clara
Holm, prominent young people OF
Sigel township, were united in marri-
age at the Holy Trinity church in this
city last Tuesday.
Court Reporter Ecksteln left Tor
Marshall Monday in order to be pre-
sent at The opening of the spring term
of court for Lyon county which con-
vened there yesterday.
F. H. Behnke, H. D. Beussmann
and c.. A. Stolz went to st. Paul yes
terday to attend term Of the federal
court. The former will serve as a
grand juror and the latter two as petit
jurors.
Mrs. Tony johnson of Regina,
Canada, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schneider of this city, was re-
Gently awarded first prize in a dot
counting contest. The prize was
1850 piano.
The management of the ice business
of the late Leonhard Haeberle will be
turned over to his brother, John Haze.
berle, who for many years has been a
trusted employe of the New Ulm Rol.
Ter mill company. -
The relative scores made by the
trophy winners in the match conducted
by the Minnesota National Guard In:
door Rifle association were as fol.
lows Company A of New Ulm, 972;
Company C of Duluth, 962; Company
F of Worthington, $50; Company K OF
st. Peter, 956.
Frank Hathaway of Winnebago has
been selected to take Mr.. Pierce's place
as secretary of the Brown-Redwood
Young Mems Christian association.
He will enter upon his duties immedi'
ately after his graduation from the
Winnebago seminary, which will occur
within few days. His headquarters
will be at Sleepy Eye.
The New Ulm friends of Miss Jennie
Melby of st. Paul will be deeply
grievea to learn of her death, which
occurred in that city Saturday after
noon, the cause of her demise being
intestinal tuberculosis. Miss Melb,
was an estimable young lady, of de
iightful personality, and one who en-
deared herself to all who knew her.
Christian Arndt, the young Cambria
farmer who was recently arrested on
bastardy charge preferred by Anni
Koech, was also arrested last week OF
warrant sworn out by Dan William
OF Cambria charging him with assault
in the third degree. He entered pie;
of guilty before Judge Comstock il
Mankato Friday morning and wa
fined s. and costs.
The board of trustees of DIR. Martin
Luther college will meet in this cit,
Friday for the purpose of preparin.
the report which they intend to presen
to the Minnesota Lutheran synod mex