New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-06-15

Miss Ida Falk, Bertha Altman,
and Sarah Lipp left for Mankato on
Monday to attend six weeks course
at the Summer school.
Miss Cora Manderfeld returned to
her home at St. Paul Tuesday, af-
ter weeks visit with her cousin, Miss
Aurora Neumann and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huber of Wa
basso arrived here last Friday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Z. Vetter,
which took place on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. w N. A1brecht and
children of White, S. Oak. are visit
ing with Mrs. Albrecht's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Fl. Retzlaff.
w. G. Hermann of Essig last Sun
day entertained a large number OF
friends from New Ulm, the occasion
being his birthday anniversary.
Mr.. Held and Mr.. Haeberle have
received contract from Messrs. Hag-
lin and Stair, who will build the new
Eagle Mill elevator, to excavate for
the new building.
Otto Zschunke who had held a posi-
ton at Glencoe, Mimi for the past
few weeks returned to this city to re-
sumo his former position in the dry
goods store of j. A. Ochs.
Tomorrow a camp meeting will
begin at the Mud Lake Methodist
church to last until Monday. Rev. G.
II. Sauter and other members of the
local church will attend.
Miss Evelyn Wall and grandmother
Mrs. Thos. McHale of st. Paul visited
with relatives here last week and
attended the graduation of Van Nc
Hale, Miss Wallis cousin.
Matt. Siebenbrunner last week made
trip to Kittson Co. to see his land.
In his journey was included trip to
Osakis to visit with his sister, Mrs. Z.
Gulden.
Improvements have been made on
the grand stand in German Park and
next Sunday the End Regt. Band will
give concert in the evening, the first
concert of this season.
Mrs. Jennie T. Spalding of St.Paul, ).
after two weeks visit with her
cousins, Mrs. &, Massapust and Mrs.
A. RUSSELL of West Newton, left for
ST. Peter last Wednesday to visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Harkin.
Paul Eyrich. of Echo, after a visit
here last Wednesday with relatives,
left for Fairmont, at which place he
was married to Miss Emma Dahnke.
The newlyweds will make their home
at Echo.
DR.. G. B Weiser last week accom-
panied Mrs. Weiser and daughter to
st. Paul from where the latter contin-
ued their journey to Pennsylvania by
way of Great Lakes and the former to
Kittson Co.
Commissioner Fl. j. Knudsen and
A. j. Eckstein we're at Eden recently
inspecting the nine new bridges built
by the Fairfax bridge company over
the Brown-Reawdood county ditch at
a cost of about $4,000.
The new catholic church at Fairfax
will be dedicated on Thursday, June
%. Members of the local st. Joseph
society and St. John Court, Q. o. F.
will attend the dedication. The new
church was erected at a cost of $40, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Collins wish to
announce that their son, James, who
has been reported as being seriously
i'll with scarlet fever, is not afflicted
with that disease, but is merely suffer
ing with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
A number of local sportsmen last
Sunday attended the first shoot of the
newly organized Gun Club at Essig.
It is reported that Mic Gulden proved
to be first class marksm an, his
score, however was withheld for some
reason or other.
After he had packed his household
goods and shipped them to Fairfax
where he intends to move, VIM.
Schroer was taken sick last week with
bronchitus. He was cared for and
doctored up at the home of Vim.
Vogelpohl.
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