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

Harry Bingham aud Elmer Haeberle
went to Minneapolis by auto las,
Monday.
The parochial school at St. George
will close for the summer vacation
next Wednesday.
Chas. Stuebe ST., returned from
Isabel, S. D. Saturday with two car.
loads OF horses, which be offers for
sale.
Mrs. F. w. Landwehr of Tripoli,
Iowa arrived last Monday to spend .
week with her sister, Mrs. Lena
Jahnke and family.
Mrs. A. L. Book, OF Spencer,
Wis, is in the city visiting With the
FIR. Aufderheide family and other
relatives and friends.
There will be q dance at Krause's
Hall, Essig Monday evening. The
Milford Band will furnish the music
Everybody welcome.
Hundreds of things fresh and new
just received, and just what would
please the graduates of 1911.
| c.. G. Rein The Leading Jeweler.
| We try to mention the buyers OF
automobiles, but in our last issue We
omitted two: A. G. Falk of Milford
bought an Overland and Carl Engel.
bert of this city an Imperial,
The Misses Ida Henle, Mary Marti
and Margaret Brandt left yesterday
for Wilkesborre, Penn. to become
novices in the Mother House of the
Sisters of Christian Charity. 4
| Thomas Fox, of Mankato, passed
the examination for admission to the
United States military academy at
West Point and will enter there June
18th.
J.. H. Janney, the Eagle Roller Mill
company's representative for Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia was
in the city last week after an absen ce
of seven years.
G. G. Rein, the Leading Jeweler,
that's the place to buy your graduating
presents, be 1t diamond ring, watch
neck lace or some small remembrance
we have an especially good selection
this year.
Rev. F. W. Tesch arrived in this
city recently and has taken up his
pastoral duties succeeding Rey. G. G.
Roesti as pastor of the Bethel church.
The latter left last week for Mound
Prairie where be has been called.
VIM. Wellner, Sr. will sail for
Lippe-Detmold, Germany June End to
spend another summer at that place
visiting with relatives. Mr.. Wellner
| visited in Lippe-Detmold last summer,
enjoying his stay there so much that
he decided to 60 again this year.
Emil Wicherski, his sister Mrs.
Kruggell and Mother, Mrs. Anna
Wicherski, also Mrs. Robt Brandt
and VIM Bolstadt last week made an
automobile trip to the cities, whore
they remained for several days visi.
ting with friends. The party retur ned
last Friday.
The Ladies of St. Anne Court, W.
G. O. F. held very successful bazaar
last Thursday at the Catholic school
house. The prizes awarded to fortu-
nate card players were as follows:
Star, Miss Caroline Rolwes; ladies'
head, Miss Rose Schmirl; gents head,
And. Biebl; ladies' BOBBY, Mrs.
Magdalena Rosskopf; gents BOBBY,
Mrs. Frank Keute.
Miss Anna Malick gave a very in
teresting recital last Wednesday eve
ming. The pupils did very we'll and
gave every evidence of being under
the guidence of a good teacher. The
program was we'll selected one and
the large audience enjoyed the num-
bers very much Miss Alwina Win
kelman and Miss Gertrude Ross
assisted with several vocal numbers.
According to q news item in q Spo-
kane paper received in this office Mr..
Albert Held may be expected this
week to arrive in New Ulm, where he
intends to visit with relatives. Mr..
Held is on his way to Europe as the |
representative of the State of Wash
ington and member of a commission |
sent abroad by the Boston Board of |
Trade to investigate municipal condi.
tions 10 European cities. The com.
mission will sail for Europe, June
18th
The following knights OF this city
attended the K. c. Initiation at Man
kato last Sunday: John Moriarity,
VIM. II. Dempsey, Art. Dengler,
Philip Liesch and wife, Eugene
Pfefferle, VIM. Pfefferle, Geo. Fesen.
maier. Geo. Henle Occar Roor 1ohn |