New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07

rev. Feul dlo0erer, Oh 0Outu
Shore, visited at Dr.. Martin Luther
College last week.
Oscar Baltrusch attended the y. N.
A. Post Office Clerks COW entfon q
Msnksto last week. ~ ~ III "a. !.
Capt. Albert Piaender attended the
democratic bow WOW which was held
ct st. Paul last week.
Henry Hammer of Mountain Lake
visited ct the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Peuser last week.
Rev. r. aeidmsnn, Of Arlington,
attended the concert held ct the
Lutheran church last Tuesday.
Ben. stockman, formerly manager
OF the New Uim Roller Mill, now Of
Duluth, Vas in the city over Sunday.
Miss Anna Kienlin of Fairfax has
finished her years work ct the "U'''
and IL st present visiting in this city.
Mrs. P. r. McHale and son Master
Erwin, returned home from two
weeks visit with friends in the Cities.
Mrs. Catherine Cavsnsugh, q we'll
known resident of this. part of the
state, died at her home in st. Peter
last Wednesday.
The Minnesota and Dakota district
of the Missouri synod will hold Q
general pastoral conference at the
Courtland Lutheran church June l4th
to Goth.
Tony Kalb, formerly of this city, is
with the Yankee Robinson circus and
greeted many an old friend while
selling reserved seat tickets in the
big tent.
Handsome Umbrellas for boys
and girls, brushes, pens, scissors,
jewel boxes, button boxes, toilet sets
and hundreds of other things for the
Graduates. Gail st @. G. Rein.
Mrs. J. G. Schmidt, of Blue Earth,
returned to her home Friday morning
after few weeks visit in this city.
Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fremont
Schmidt, and children accompanied
her.
Judge I. M. Olson went to Marshall
Monday where he will open the June
term of the Lyon County District
Court Reporter. w. T. Eckstein &C
companied him.
Prof. A. Alderman held special
services last week at Wood Lake, the
services being held in honor of the
18th anniversary of Rev. J. H. Nau.
mans pastoral career at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peters of Spo-
kane, Wash. after an absence of q
years are again meeting old friends
and acquaintance in this city.
They are the guests of the former IS
mother Mrs. Rosskopf and other rela-
tives.
Roman Eckstein, of Clear Lake,
MIMI, was q guest of his sister,
Mrs. Alex Henle, last week. He re-
turned Monday morning with his
sister, Miss Florence Eckstein, who
attended the local high school during
the past winter.
One OF the pretty social events of
the season was china shower given
by Miss Lou Bsasen last Tuesday
evening in honor of her cousin, Miss
Mary Bsssen, whose marriage to j.
G. Wooldrich takes place June 18th.
The home was prettily decorated in
pink and white.
The members of St. John Court G.
o. F. will attend the state convention
at Mankato which will be held, June
18th and 18th. The Second Regiment
band will accompany the local
foresters. The convention will be a
gala event as extensive preparations
are being made. About 1000 dele
gates will be present.
The genial julius Krause, Mayor
of Essig, has extended most hearty
invitation to Burg's Battery to spend
day at his town and be the guests of
"hizzonor" at any time convenient to
the members of the battery. The boys
accepted and decided to make the trip
across the country June 18th, how
ever, this date had to be cancelled
and the battery will now invade Essig
on some other Sunday in the near
future.
The concert given at the Lutheran
church by the students of DR.. Martin
Luther College last Tuesday evening
was heartily enjoyed by the large
audience which attended. The mum.
bers of the program, which was of a.
religious character, were splendidly
rendered and much credit is due to
both the director and the students.
Prof. Reuter- gave few ORGAN seIec-