New Ulm review., 1913-08-06
LOCAL NOTES

Mrs. N. Henningsen entertained .
small party Of ladies' last Tuesday in
honor OF Mrs. VIM. Silverson end
Miss Hillmer.
Linseed oil in bbl. lots SOC per gal:
row RERi, Adv 27tf
Miss Leah 3. Credicott has been
secured 70 teach the 9th Grsde in the
Union Building. succeeding Miss
Clara Zieske, resigned.
N. Hsnningsen and Rev. G. Hohn
returned Saturday evening from an
enjoyable and profitable trip 70
Chicago and return via the Great
Lakes.
Dr. Strickler returned last week
from his trip to Cornell University st
Ithaca where he was attending special
sessions Of medical men dealing with
'osss.'' n,.: ~ .ual and I Ms. lo,d.: d
Beussmannkx visitors st Searles
last week. Miss Juni returned Sstur.
day but Miss Beussmann made .
longer stay.
There will be dance At Wsgner's
Hail at Essig next Saturday evening,
August 9Th. Music by the Milford
Band. A good time guaranteed. Every
body cordislly invited. 81
Prof. A. Ackermann who attended
the summer school at the State
University OF Wisconsin 1t Madison
during the month of July returned
home the latter part OF the week.
Court Commissioner Albert Flor
performed his second marriage Thurs
DAY morning when he spoke the words
which made Joseph Schwing and Miss
Susie Wild, both of Nicollet Town
ship, man and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. Reineke and family
accompanied by Miss Laura kemund
made q delightful trip by auto TO-
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesots
points. They visited with Mr.. and
Mrs.. Sandman at Burkhsrdt, Wis,
at Saltwater, F'aribsult and Wsseca,
where both the Doctor and his wife
have relatives. They returned home
Sunday, having been gone two weeks.
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock Rev.
Robert Schlinkert united in marriage
August Merk and Miss Katherine
Zangl. The groom has lived in New
Ulm but short time and has no rels-
tiyes here. The bride is daughter Of
Mr.. sad Mrs. John Zsngl. John
Zangl and Miss Rosa Metzen were
Witnesses OF the ceremony. The young
couple will 60 to housekeeping here in
New Ulm.
Mrs. Henry Rolwes has returned
from her visit with her daughter IN
Chicago. Mrs. Rolwes reports that
the westher while she was there was
almost unbearable on account OF the
intense heat. Her son, Ben, has
given up his positien at Zschunke's
and expects to work for Wenzel
soukup in st. Paul. Mr.. Rolwes went
down with Ben TO look over the new
work last week. Mr.. Soukup has
grocery store.
The ladies Of the Turnverein arrang'
ed an afternoon gathering for the
visitors who are present in New Ulm'
Miss Marie Bogen and Mrs. Helena
Roos and for some of those who have
not been able to be out for time on
account of i'll health. A picnic sup
per was served in Turner Hall park
followed by recitations and visits
between old friends. Mrs. Popp and
Mrs. Chas. Wagner were both able to
be present and all seemed to greatly
enjoy the informal occasion.
John L. Sunbeam OF Minneapolis
who is travelling thru the state to
interest the members of Modern Wood
men Camps in the movement which
was recently launched to start
separate organization in this state
was in the city last Tuesday and in
the evening spoke to about 20 men,
bers of the local camp at Schells
Hall. The movement to start new
grand lodge in the State was the re-
suit of an attempt by the Supreme
Lodge to raise the rates to prohlbl-
tive figure in which they we're however
thwarted oy the Courts, which declared
them excessive. A majority OF those
present at Tuesdays meeting favored
the new plan. 1t is claimed By pro.
minent attorneys in the state that the
law which was passed at the last
session of the Legislature will permit
of membership in both organizations.
Bonnie Doons'' Sunday August
3rd: Serious things happened when
Alex -Garrow marooned three young
ladies, Frances Krook, Maria Setter
and Helen johnson, on an island in