New Ulm review., 1912-06-12

Mrs.. +. 81, Bshaks II ensertainaDe
her sisses snd hsr, faaAPf, fron 81.
Pster this week.
snThs,M Mjsssps sHslen and u Anns n a.,I Isohss'
fer loft yesterday morning tpr Mime
spolis to spend several days visiting
friends.
Miss Gertrude Ross went to owa-
tonna Monday morning whore she
will assist at the closing exercises OF
the Sacred Heart Academy.
Adolph Wagner OF Huron, s. D.
visited with his folks last Wednesday.
He is slresdy preparing to be With US
during Home Coming Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huevelmsnn
left recently for an extended trip to
Milwaukee, Chicago, Cinctnnsti and
st. Louis. They expect to be gone
fully . month.
Hugo O. Schleuder sold his bust.
ness st Springfield last Thursday to
Andrew G. Mueller of Northaeld, .
son OF Rev. Mueller of Springfield.
Mr.. Schleuder expects to remove to
New Ulm with his family about July
18th.
The State Meeting Of Women's
Federated Clubs will be held ct Dodge
Center in the Southeastern part of the
state next October. The district
meeting which convened at Jackson
this spring will be held at Luverne
next year.
The German Lutheran Synod of
Minnesota will be in session in St.
Paul the week of June II to 19. All
the college professors, Rev. Albrecht,
VIM. F. Muesing and VIM. Blauert
will be in attends dance.
Otto F. Oswald, for years travelling
salesman of the Burg Cigar Co., has
purchased the saloon at Golden and
removed with his family to his new
home last week. Mr.. Oswald is q
hustler and will no doubt be success
full in his new enterprise.
Albert Lsnge writes US from ava,
S. D. stating that he has moved there
from Selby, s. Oak. and asks to have
his paper changed to his new address.
Judging from the contents OF Mr..
Lange's letter he is getting o2 nicely
there and 10 doing Well.
Miss Clara Ross came home from
Sleepy Eye Friday evening after q
pleasant weeks outing with the
Bachelor Maids at Sleepy Eye Lake.
She has completed her years work
there in the public schools and will
return for another year next Septem'
ber. -. .'. -.-
John B. Groebner and Miss
Josephine Pany were united in
marriage at the Catholic Church last
Tuesday morning. Rev. Schlinkert tied
the nuptial knot. John n. Groebne or
and Miss Louise Neuwirth were wit
nesses to the ceremony. The young
couple will make New Ulm their future
home and have already gone to house
keeping. 3D..
Fred Pfaender, as delegate at large
and John F. Herzog, W. r.. Gieseke,
Henry Groebner, M. Hippert, Frank
| Niemann, Otto Setter, Henry Strunk
and Geo. Polta 40 delegates of the
various fire companies, left Tuesday
morning via the M. & St. L. for
Minneapolis to attend the State Fire.
mems Convention which convenes on
that day and remains in session until
the 18th.
Miss Grace Dignin of St. Paul has
been secured to take charge of the
first primary work in the Union
Building of the Public Schools. This
was the place made vacant by the
appointment of Miss Anna Schmidt to
fill Miss Zieher's place. Tho other
new grade teachers who will be here
next year are Miss Sommerstsd and
Miss Wiegsnd Of New Richland snd
Miss Borchert of Minnesots Lake. =
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Lieuts. !, Adolph Klause and B.
Groebner of Co. "A". and Major
John Buschers and Lieut.. Edwin II.
Juni Of tho. Field and STAFF have 70,
turned from their weeks camp OF in :
struction st Lake Citp. Capt. Albert
Pfaender Was unable to attend on
account of his legislative duties and
Major Buschers was present only the
last few days. A great deal OF the
time was occupied in field work and in
sketching and every one present feel 8
that the time was most proftably
spent. e..
Miss Helen Sonday closed q most
successful year of school last week in
District No. 68 in Sipel Township.