New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-06-05
Our Girls and BOYS.

Miss Else Helm, . student OF
Gymnss tic School in Indianapolis
will not return to her homo until the
latter part OF June. AT that time Mr..
Helm will 60 TO Indianapolis to attend
Z convention and Elsa will return
with him.
Albert Fritsche 10 another student
who will not reach home until the last
Of the month. He will take part In
some athletic contests that will keep
him at Madison for some two weeks.
Miss Elsa Marti and Miss Alma
Msri are expected to arrive very
shortly now. Elsa has been studying
music Ia the school in which her sister
is an instructor at Topeka, Kansas.
Esler Dirks, 9 student Of Charles
City College, Charles City, Iowa, will
be home next Monday. He will spend
ten days camping at Geneva, Wis
consin, but expects to spend most OF
his vacation at homea
Miss Frances Krook of Ann Arbor
University will spend the summer at
home with her parents. She will not
be home before the 28tb of the month.
Walter Durbahn left Tuesday for
Fergus Falls, Mimi, to join cousin
of his and will spend his summer
working with him at Lathing. Ezra
Durbahn will leave Thursday for
California. He has relatives there at
Anaheim near Los Angeles and will
remain with them during the summer.
If his health permits he will go to
school in the fall. Walter has plans
to 20 away to school also.
Joseph Groebner has not quite
determined on his immediate future
but expects to work at something for
u. couple of years and attend tho
University later.
Arthur HUM and Walter Backer
who have been attending Carleton
College are expected home Saturday.
Miss Gazella Vetter who left New
Ulm shortly after graduating from the
High School last year returned home
LAST Thursday. She spent the year
With relatives ct Msquokets, Iowa
Leslie Olson, Alma, Olga and
Roland Mayer, Elizabeth Schmidt,
Edna Edwards, Melvin Vogtel and
Elsa Klippstein, all Of whom are At
tending the State University, will be
home in few days for their vacations.
Most Of them are planning to spend
The summer in New Ulm which means
there will be lot of contented fathers
and mothers in this town.
Leola Strickler will spend her
at home. In September she
will 90 to the University OF Wis
consin at Madison where she will take
up Domestic Science. -
Leslie Peuser left Monday for
Mitchell, Nebr. to visit with his sister,
Mrs. Max Pfaender. Leslie plans to
ind work there if he likes the country.
Vera Mueller will 20 to Minneapolis |
% take up the study of nursing at the
City Hospital. -....
Stanley Koehler after the summer
pent at home will 60 to Lafayette,
indiana, where he will enter Purdue
University. It is there that Kassoa
setter is completing his school work.
[asson is expected home shortly. He
7ill come from Chicago with the
'ursts in their car. a...
Esther Meierding, Martha Reinhart,
josephine Hofmeister and Mabel
'rederickson plan to teach next year.
Russell johnson will attend the
tate University next year.
Alma Schmidt will accompany her
,other on q trip 70 Chicago soon.
Ter plans for the future include going
way to some school but sshe has not
ecided just where it will be Is yet.
Carl Helm 10 working for Stork
'rothers. His plans for next year
70 indefinite. Werner Baer expects {
, work in New Ulm and does not plan I
, 20 to school. Frank Kuehn will
ork for year and then plans e go
, the University. He Is working tor =.
scholarship. r
Peter Scherer, Hugo 6chnobrich,
7anda Gag and Viola Goetsch are
i'll undecided as to their futures. ]
dward Kienlen, Ben. Wiltscheck and
dward Marti will 60 away to school.
90. Wiltscheck plans on the Univer-
ty but the others have not chosen
cir schools. Herbert Dittbenner .
III 60 to Hamline. -
They put an End to II 8
Charles Sable, 30 Cook St., Roches- 1,