New Ulm review., 1912-06-05

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Mr.. Ray Nelson OF iBnlines, tcNoptf
IL 'mak:ng herttnother, Mrs. Jsantsa
Alex long vislt. 7she will stay for
the Jubilee and will be Joined BY Mr.
Nelson at that time.
DR.. F. w. Fritsche who removed his
dental Offices to Gaylord about .
year ago has concluded to return to
New Ulm. He expects to greet his old
friends at his new quarters about the
middle of the month.
We were in error last week when We
reported that Paul w. Borchert was
injured in the New Ulm Roller Mill.
Mr.. Borchert is employed in the Elec-
trio Light and Waterworks plant and
it was there that he WAS injured.
Mrs. Anton Stiemsnn and daughter
Amalie left Saturday for Chicago
where they will visit friends and rels-
tives for several weeks. Miss Site
mann will spend her vacation at Blue
Island aod other points in Illinois.
While in the city, Ex. Gov. 8. r.
vanSant was the guest OF Major
Louis G. Vogel. Wednesday evening
, some of the members of Hecker Post
called on the Ex. Gov. and spenta q
few hours with him very pleasantly.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
at the Congregational Church. The
exercises will be held at 1880 .. m.
| and will consist of special features by
the different grades. In the evening
the members of the Teachers Training
Glass will have their graduating exer'
cises. There are six graduates and
their program will contain papers and
addresses.
Miss Hazlett, q Socialist organizer,
spoke at the State Bank corner Fri
day and Saturday evenings last week.
She had q powerful voice and knew
her subject thoroly' The local social
Lists were much pleased with the talks
she gave and number of them went
Ito Sleepy Eye Sunday where she was
to speak for the purpose OF hearing
her further:
| The Misses Sarah aud Mary Lipp
were married Saturday at Redwood
, Falls to two Simondet brothers of that
place. Another one of the Ltpp girls
was married several years ago to one
| of the Simondet boys and the recent
marriages but add to the close tie
that has existed between the two
families for some years. The Revie"
extends hearty good wishes.
The High School Alumni Assocla'
ton will hold their annual banquet a.
Turner Hall next Saturday. A very
pleasing program has been prepared
and all Alumni are urged to be pre-
l sents The committee on lnvitstion'
: desires US to state that if any one wht
il q member of the Associa alton 1allet
| to receive an invitation it is an over
sight and the presence OF all earn
estly desired. ..s
4 Glenn A. Warren, who was arrested
) on the complaint of Miss Rosa Pat
. charging him with bastsrdy' wa'
:, drought before N. Henningsen las
/. Tuesday and the case postponed "
. Friday morning at, 10 O'Clock: a
4 satisfactory settlement was made be
Tween the parties and the defendan
disch areed on the adjourned day upo1
furnishing the customary bond proVi
} ding for the care of the child.
of Conrad J. Reineke of Fsribault
father of DR.. G. F. Reiueke died verl
suddenly of heart trouble last Wednes
day. He was 60 years OF age and nae
been q sufferer from that trouble fo'
MANY years. His death came exactl!
= a week later than that of his brother
Christ Reineke of Waseca who a'st
|. passed away very suddenly The de
ceased was q veteran of the Civil Wa
and always took great interest in tn
i, q. A. r. Psot at Fsribault. Service'
! were held their Sunday under G. A. Il
r Auspices. His wife and nine children
a survive him. DR.. end Mrs. Reinek
d left Wednesday by automobile 10
Q Fsribsult and returned yesterday.
>: William Mcdowell who looted th
! Adolph Alvin residence last Monds!
in broad daylight was brought befor
: City Justice N. Henningsen yesterds'
afternoon and was formally chsree'
. with grand larceny in the End degree
He expressly waived examination AM
was bound over to the December tern
of the District Court to await th
- action of the grand jury. His bal
was fixed at $1,000, in default o
which he was remanded to the custod!
of the Sheriff. 1t appears now tina
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