New Ulm review., 1913-06-04
LOCAL NOTES

Miss E. Tice of Memphis, Micb.,
visited over Sunday with Miss Vera
Strickler. Miss Tice is teacher OF
manual training 10 the Minneapolis
schools.
Do not wait until the best patterns
are gone in Rugs and Wallpaper. J.
81. FORSTER, Advt 10
Van Nc Halo and by. J. Berg, Jr.
came home from school At Milwaukee
last week. They are the first of the
students but al will be home during
the month.
Misses Edith Current, Eunice Starr
and Vera Stricken are all at home,
having completed their school year at
Little Falls, St. Peter and Henderson.
The illustrated lecture at the Cathc- :
lie Auditorium Tuesday evening by
Dr.. Salmone was we'll attended and
proved both interesting and instruc-
tive. The lecturer, q Turk, spoke on
Turkey and the Mohamnedans.
Miss Mary Hess came home from
St. James Friday noon for the sum-
mer. John Philips, friend OF Clar-
ence Hess, came up at the same time
for the graduating exercises, return
ing to St. James Monday.
A Civil Service Examination for
the position of Clerk Carrier in the
New Ulm Post office will be held at
the New Ulm Postoffice Saturday June
2Sth. Anyone desiring to take such
examination should make application
to Ed. L. Alvin, Secy. Civil Service
Board.
Co. "A" plans hike for Saturday
and Sunday, June 7th and 8th. They
will leave the Armory promptly at =
O'Clock and march to Essig where they
will go into camp for the night. If
the weather is favorable Sunday, they
will continue their march to Sleepy
Eye, returning home the same evening.
They will carry their rations with
them and prepare their own meals.
The photograph gallery on Broad
way and Third North Street which
was formerly owned by City Clerk
Albert ]. Meyer has again changed
hands. The new proprietor is Henry
Sinkel who for the past few months
has been in the employ of Henry
Goede. He took charge Sunday,
having purchased the same from Fred
Juenemann. Mr.. Juenemann expects
to settle on farm near Bemidji.
Saturday afternoon, May 3lst, al
the Lutheran Parsonage, Rev. v.Albrech1
united in marriage Miss Meta Will
liams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Williams, and VIM. Lindemann, sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindemann
Sr. Henry Dahms and Miss Meta
Lindemann acted as witnesses. The
ceremony was performed at O'Clock
and after It a dinner was served to the
near relatives of the contracting par
ties. The house was prettily decorated
with wild flowers. The young people
are both we'll known and liked in New
Ulm. Mr.. Lindemann Is employed a.
the Office of the Eagle Mill while his
bride has always lived at home with
her parents. They have begun house
keeping in one OF the apartments ir
the Vogelpohl house at the corner o.
4th North and Minnesota.
The Brown County Rural Mai
Carriers Association held their annual
meeting 1t the Federal Building Sat,
urday evening. The east end OF the
county was we'll represented but the
west end is not yet we'll lined up and
J. W. Wiesner OF Sleepy Eye was ap'
pointed Org to stir up the delin.
quents. Jacob Vetter and VIM. Rich
ter were elected as delegates to the
State Convention which will be held
shortly. Ole Halverson, and MAIDS
Anderson, both of Hanska were chosen
as alternates. Officers were elected rs
follows: Pres, MAIDS Anderson: Vice
Pres, Robt. Fiemeyer: Secy., J. Vet.
ter and Treas, VIM. Richter. Others
present from out of town were A. w.
Chute. Thor Smesmo and W. Jahnke,
all of Hanska. A get-to-gether pic.
mic is planned for this summer. The
next annual meeting will be held at
! Sleepy Eye May 30th.