New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-31

Jos. Losleben will move to Cali.
fornia In the near future.
| Miss Gertrude Ross departed for
owatonna Saturday to assist at the
commencement exercises at Sacred
Heart Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson OF Mlnne-
apolis aud VIM Bartsch of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Young of Gibbon
attended the funeral of Fed Grebe
Monday.
Handsome Umbrellas for boys
and girls, brushes, pens, scissors,
jewel boxes, button boxes, toilet sets
and hundreds of other things for the
Graduates. Call on G. G. REIN the
ILeading Jeweler. 4
Anton Ranweiler, son of Bernhard
Ranweiler Of West Newton and Anna
kraus. daughter Jacob Kraus of St.
George were married at st. George
Monday morning. The bride was At.
tended by Hedwig Rsnweiler and the
best man was Jacob Kraus. After
the ceremony reception was held at
the home Of the brides parents. The
Review wishes them much JOY during
their married life.
While driving towards Searles last
Saturday night the auto of Dahl
Brothers met with serious accident.
They were just about to cross the
Cottonwood River when the front axel
broke and the auto became unmanage-
able running down into the ditch.
The windshield was broken and the
auto otherwise pretty we'll damaged.
The occupants received no serious
Injuries.
Rudolph Schmid of Dawson, MINI.
sold out his hardware and plumbing
business at that place and has decided
to cast his future lot in dear old New
Ulm. Mr.. Schmid has rented the
Gruenenfelder residence. he is
travelling for the New England Manu-
featuring Co. of Chicago and will
make his headquarters here. Mr..
Schmid was a former New Ulmite and
his old friends are pleased to welcome
him back to our city.
The Bohemians of Sleepy Eye and
vicinity are talking of havinga meet
ing soon and electing king. We
hear that there will be no opposition
to the election and GROWING OF John
J. Krueger for the job. One of our
we'll known Bohemian friends from
Leavenworth suggests that his neigh
Dor, John Youngma1 be selected on g
of the Cabinet officers, position tn at
don't require much talking. John
you know is adverse to talking too
much.
The mayor of Stark, better kno
as the Hon. II. G. Hillesheim, says
he's going to reform and not be so
grouchy against automobiles here
after. Some days ago fool auto
driver ran his car passed his team
and scared it and q tongue in the
wagon was broken but no one was
hurt. Now our friend Hubert figures
out that that accident might have
been worse and he rises to thank that
fool driver for not soaring his team
enough. - Sleepy Eye Herald.
The "North Central Progress" of
St. Paul in last weeks issue contains
the following news item which, no
doubt, will be of interest to many OF
our readers: "There is pleasant
rumor afloat on Rice street that our
popular young banker, H. 81. Mander-
fields recent absence is due to his
taking unto himself wife. Of course
we'll not be certain until the cigars
are passed around, but hope it's true
both for "Mandy's" sake and the
lucky girl. He is one of the most
pleasant and congenial young men in
the district, and The Progress, at this
time, takes the liberty to extend its
most hearty congratulations, and
wishes them unbounded success and
happiness through life. We will try
and give particulars next week. "