New Ulm review., 1913-06-11
LOCAL NOTES

Miss Clara Steinhauser returned
Saturday from her visit with brother
Emil's family at Lamberton.
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/ G. E. Schmidt, Mayor of Tracy.
wife and daughter visited over Sun
day at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Schmidt. ..#
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Mrs. Hertha Murphy of Valley City,
N. D. is visiting with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Theo. Kobarsch. She
expects to return home tomorrow.
| DR.. G. r. Olsen of Nicollet, a
brother OF Al. O. Olsen, has started
on pleasure trip to Oregon and
expects to be gone whole month.
Henry A. Subilia, one of Tracy's
live wires, transacted business in our
city the fore part OF the week. BE
took occasion also to hobnob with his
friends who we're glad to see him.
Invitations were received by rela-
tives in this city, for the marriage of
Miss Freda Prahl to Mr.. Paul Maehl-
ing, both Of Buffalo. MINI. The
bride's father is brother of Mrs. H.
H. vogelpohl of this city.
Sunday May 18th the new pipe
organ in the Ev. Luth. Zion's Church
at belmont, S. D. was dedicated.
This organ was built by the pipe
organ builders, Vogelpohl & Spaeth.
Prof. Carl Haase Music Professor OF
Concordia Semina ary at Seward, Neb.
presided at the organ. he was very
much pleased with the beautiful in
strument Vogelpohl & Spaeth have
just about ready for shipment another
pipe organ for Trinity Church at
Howarcs Grove, (Sheboyan Falls),
Wis. The First M. E. Church at Mil
bank, s. q. placed an order for a
large pipe-organ and the Lutheran
Church at Mayer, MINI. also co 1tract-
ed with Vogelpohl & Spaeth for their
large new Pipe Organ.
New Ulm boys have once more been
successful in landing some of the
coveted 'rewards for distinction"
bestowed by the University of Wis
consin upon those students who work
faithfully in the interests of the in.
stitution and at the same time have
maintained an average of more than
1873 jn< class work. 1t will be re.
membered that last year Albert
F'ritsche was one of the crew that
represented Wisconsin University in
the boat races on the Hudson. This
year Gus Sell has been chosen as one
OF the nlre men who 60 to Pough-
keepsie to race against the Eastern
Universities and Albert Fritsche has
received his numeral ia crew work
Lawrence Neumann was also awarded
his numeral in football.
W. H. Dempsey and F. W. Johnson
journeyed to Springfield Saturday
morning and from there to the Stately
clubhouse about nine miles south.
The occasion was the annual picnic
of the Farmers Club of Stately and
the Dotson Elevator Co. and was held
at the clubhouse grounds. Mr.. John
son spoke on ''Waste and Extrava-
gance in Society" andMr. Dempsey on
"Co-operation and Cooperative So.
cieties." Both talks were we'll received
and listened to attentively by q large
and appreciat alive audience. It wac
one of those old-fsshioned picnics,
where the whole family is in atten-
dance and enjoy themselves with all
kinds of races, including q fat mans
race, three.legged race and sack race.
There was also hotly contested
ball-game between the Red Rock and
Dotson teams. It is needless to say
that all spent an enjoyable day. Other
New Ulmites who attended the picnic
we're Albert J. Schramm, VIM. J.
julius, r. B. Kennedy, Louis G. |
Vogel, DR.. j. P. Graf and Henry j.
Berg and wife.