New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-26
Rev. sauter returned from Canada

IS ReV. 0dubor retuFneu lEOu Odudud
Saturday.
Gentry Bros. dog and pony circus
will exhibit in this city on June 18th.
Herman Nagel expects to attend the
national funniest at Cincinn att in
June.
Pat Mccormick, formerly OF this
city, has engaged in the saloon bust
ness at Evan.
The Minnesota Central Telephone
company will rebuild it's line between
New Ulm and Golden.
Miss Julia Berndt came home from
Hibbing last week to spend brief
vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Nix will return today from her
winters stay in Cleveland, Ohio. She
has been gone since last August.
Miss Schubeck of Cincinnati is
being entertained this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Silver
son.
Capt. Louis Scherer entertained the
high school students Monday fore
noon with an instructive talk on life
in the army.
The Company A rifle team will go
to St. Peter next Monday to shoot of
a match with the crack marksmen OF
Company K.
Rev. Buzzell, at one time resident
Of this city, was recently installed as
pastor of Unitarian church in Barre,
Massachusetts,.
Fred Sievert and wife, Mrs. Chas.
Sievert and Miss E. Bentz of Gibbon
were visitors over Sunday at the home
of August Gronke.
A new boat has been added to the
fleet of the New Ulm Naval club. It
is a fine twenty-foot gasoline launch
owned by Jas. F. Garrow.
Gustav Albrecht has transferred his
automobile garage interests to Stanis-
laus Sperl. The sale, however, does
not include Mr.. Albrecht's two autos.
Mrs. Andrew Kokesch of West New
ton died at the hospital in this city
early last week at the age of seventy
eight years. Death was due to blood
poisoning.
E. A. Hottinger came up from st.
Paul Monday to renew his acquain.
tanceship with old-time friends. II
was his first visit to his old home in
eight years.
II. Won der Weyer, cashier of tie
National German American bank o!
St. Paul, stopped off here Thursday
while on his way to attend the ban
kers' meeting in Sleepy Eye.
F. P. Zschunke, the clothing mer
chant, has rented the residence pro
perty on Broadway between the opera
| house and the new federal building
The property is owned by DR.. L. A
Fritsche.
Fred Fritsche of Lafayette an,
Jacob Hindermann OF Ridgely wer
the only parties from this vicinity il
attendance at the meeting of the Min
nesota River Improvement league il
| Belle PLANE last Thursday.
Rev. Scherer, assistant to Rt. Rev
Msgr. Sandmeyer, has been granted
prolonged vacation. His place i
! being temporarily filed by Rev. Heinz
who for the past seven months ha
been doing similar work at Nicollet
, August Schultz of Sleepy Eye, VIII
, was one of the petit jurymen draw
, for the present term of court, wa
excused Monday because of sickness
in his family. His wife, it seems, ha
{ fallen down cellar way on Sunda
! and fractured one of her legs.
l Saturday was. the twentieth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Pfaender and in the cele
f bration of the event the bride an
I groom were very pleasantly assis
+ ted by the members of the Merry G
| Round Club and their husbands.
, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham expes
! to spend the coming two months in tt
t New England states. Their beautif,
q German street home will be. occupie
q during their absence by the family {
d Mr.. Schofeld, the uperintendent {
r construction for the federal building
New Ulm furnishes another inma
: for the Walker sanitarium for col
!. sumptives this week in George Lin