New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-14

evening ct Walnut Grove.
Hubert Hack Of Aankato spen
Sunday with New Ulm friends.
Mrs. Foster Fischer and son lef
Saturday for Wilkesbssre, Ps.
Miss Alice Marek Of Minneapolis /,
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. L. q
Bell.
Mrs Fred Alvin Of Sleepy Eye ",
. guest Of friends and relatives In thil
city last week.
j Otto J. Seifert 10 10 Ivsnhos whore hl
is assisting Dr.. jscquot in his practise
during tho summer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards lsfl
Saturday for trip TO New York City
and Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Amelia Helm OF Los Angeles,
10 guest st the home OF her brother
and sister-in-lsw Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Helm.
Miss Alma Hahselbruck Of Manksto
spent . few days last week with her
parents in this city. She returned 10
Msnkato Sunday.
Mrs. Mathison and daughter who Wis
tied short time with tho formers bro
Their, Math. Peterson, left Tuesday for
Perth Amboy, N. J..
Chas. Munson one Of the boys
of the U. 8. Navy stopped of
for few days visit in this city last
week en- route for San Francisco.
Edgar zelle, after few days visit
In this city, left for the Northern part
OF the state where he will spend the
summer months at Intern ational Falls.
John Schmidt is spending part Of
his vacation in this city visiting with
his brother Fremont Schmidt. The
former Is student of Manchester Col
lege, St. Paul.
Ed. Hoffman, has purchased q
farm near Waseca where he expects to
move in the near future. He will be
succeeded as assistant engineer at the
Eagle Roller Mill by F. H. Wilson of
Lake City.
VIM. Winkelman will open a music
store in Mrs. Dongus' building as
soon as the latter moves into her new
quarters. Mr.. Winkelman will have
the agency for the Balwin pianos and
piano.players.
The public schools closed their doors
for the summer months Friday and ap-
propriate exercises were held in all the
schools to mark the event. Most of
the teachers living out-of-town left
Friday or Saturday.
J. H. Siegel is expected back this
week from Detroit, Mich. where he
attended the National Operative
Miller's Association which was held
at that city last week. Mr.. Siegel
made the trip to Detroit via the Great
Lakes.
John Groebner is visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Groeb-
ner. Mr.. Groebner who has been
stationed on the o. S. battleship
Missouri" as musician, has served
his time for Uncle Sam but will |
probably re.enlist.
The annual meeting of the local Odd |
Fellow Lodge was held recently and |
elected the following officers: NC,
Gottfried Hoehne; v. G., John L.
Hoffman,; sec., Geo. Jacobs; treas,
FIR. Burg. Mr.. Burg was elected
delegate to the state convention which
is being held in St. Paul this week. @
The marriage of Miss Frieda Ulrich,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ulrjch
Of Brighton, to Fred q. Gieseke, also
IL Brighton will be solemnized Thurs
lay morning at the Lutheran church
of Brighton. Rev. Schlimmer will
pei form the ceremony. A reception
Will be held at the home of the brides
parents.
Rev. Gust Albrecht of st. Peter, Rev.
A. Winter of Mankato, Rev. Heide-
mann of Arlington, Rev. Schaller of
Redwood Falls, and Rev. Naumann of
Wood Lake stopped off for short visit
With Rev. G. j. Albrecht while enroute
or Nodine, Mimi. where they will at .
;end q synodical meeting which is being
held at the latter place this week.
Rev G. Mayer and Frank Wander {
zee will return this week from Duluth 8
where they attended the annual con- 7
erence of the Minnesota district of +
he Evangelical synod of North +
America. Among the officers elected s
Rev. Mayer o; this city. who will $
lold the office of treasurer for the 4
synod. -.. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wandersee and S
hid are visiting in this city with Mr.. q