New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-21

Miss Grace Grim Of Baskerville, Iowa
10 IN the city taking up the study Of
German.
\ Tuesday morning ten o'clock: 81 in
the shade. At Noon and 10 the after
noon? Don't mention it.
+ A big dance will be held at Essig
Saturday evening. Gabriel and Gag
will furnish the music.
Alex Wsibel has opened q lumber
yard in Sigel where he sell oil kinds of
rough lumber. Give him q call.
Mrs.. Fred Welchlin Of Fairmont,
Minn. 10 visiting ct the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Eyrich. Mrs. Welchlin is
the mother Of the latter.
There will be 8 game At Athletic
Park next Sunday, st. Peter W. New
Ulm. An interesting game Is antici.
pated.
The new colored glass windows have
been put into place at the Evangelical
Frieden's church which improves the
appearance of the building very much.
Miss Martha Winkelmann entertained
. number of her classmates Saturday
afternoon ia honor OF Miss Ida Glsse Z
who left Monday evening for Pomona,
8. D.
Yes, it escaped our attention:
Recently a young travelling man, q
Dan Webster--arrived at the home Of
Jos. Epple. If congratulations are
not too late, Joe, here they are
"Dick" Pfefferle the popular night
operator at the N. W. passenger depot
has been transferred for the summer
months to Redwood Falle on the day
service. "Dick" left Monday for his
new position.
D. J. Harrison, q graduate Of the
dental department ofthe Northwestern
University of Chicago, will open den
tai rooms over the Pioneer Drug
Store, July lst He comes we'll re-
commended.
Prof. E. r. Bliefernicht will leave
Thursday for Watertown, Wise. where
be intents to visit a few days with his
parents. Next week Mr.. Bliefernicht
will attend the summer sessions at the
State University at Madison, Wis.
Miss Alice Marek, who visited last
week with her aunt Mrs. L. Bell re-
turned to her Zone 10 Minneapolis
Saturday morning. Several affairs were
held last week in honor of Miss Marek
among which are the afternoon teas
of the Misses Olga Mayer, Elsa Helm
s1d Elsie Marti given at tier respec-
tive homes. Mrs. L. Bell entertained
Ut dinner on Tuesday evening 10 honor
of her guest.
A number of young people graduated
from the Methodist Sunday school
normal claes which has been conducted
10y pr. G. F. Reiueke during the past
winter. They are as follows: Herber,
Dittbenner, Franklin Blume, Erwin
Haenze, Elenora Dirks, Ella Rosenau,
Walter Durbahn, Esther Alvin, Ezra
Durbahn, EITHER Meierding, Elviua
Gluth, Herman Lieder, Elvirs Sell,
Milly Geske and Carrie Reinke Of
Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. La Fontaine OF
Nicollet County, celebrated the event
of their golden wedding last Tuesday
at their home on the farm among the
members of their family and relativee.
Appropriate services were held at st.
Michael's Catholic church after which
the event was further celebrated at
their home. The couple are highly re.
spected ard most estimable residents Of
Belgrade Township where they have
made their home since 1865.
The state convention of the Catholic
Order Of Foresters at Mankato was
adjourned after q successful meeting
last Wednesday evening and resulted
in the election of the following officers:
State chief ranger, P. H. Martin, OF
Duluth; state vice chief ranger, A. J.
Eckstein. of Clear Lake; state Sec,
Geo. w. Stenger, of st. Paul; state
treasurer, Henry Won der Weyer, St.
Paul; high trustee, Julius A. Collier,
Shakopee; delegate at large, Geo. W.
Stenger, St. Paul; alternate, F. W.
Murray, Minneapolis. The conven-
ton in 1913 will be held at Wiuons.
Mr.. J. J. Green, the veteran editor
of Southern Minnesota, arrived in
the city last Friday and will visit
with his son Oliver for some time.
The familiar scenes of newspaper
Office and the smell of printers ink
were irresistible to the former news {
paper man and he again picked up