New Ulm review., 1915-06-23

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Mr.. Ole O., Blolied Of Clear Lake i
reported dangerously ill.
Edward Kuester OF Helenville, Wis.
arrived here Monday to spend tn,
summer vacation at home.
Mrs. II. Glacsmann is making tw,
months visit with her children a,
Pequot, MINI.
Mrs. Caroline Gerboth left last Satur
day for five weeks visit with her sor
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She will also
!. visit at other points.
Miss Valeria Schwendinger, Of Mar.
shall, who has been spending her vacation
with her parents has returned to Mar.
shall. a,
! Miss Hildegard Hindermann, steno-
grapher at the Eagle Roller Mill office,
is spending her vacation at her home in
/; Fairfax.
/, Mrs. c. A. Bagley and daughters,
Bernice and Lucille, OF Denver, COL,
have spent the past week as the guests
OF her sister, Mrs. Adolph Meile.
/ MIS-. A. A. Alvin visited in Sleepy
Eye from Wednesday to Friday OF last
week. Her daughters, Joyce and
Florence remained in Sleepy Eye and
will return today.
Miss Bessie johnson of Hendricks.
Minn., was operated on at the Union
Hospital last Thursday. The operation
was entirely successful and Miss johnson
is doing nicely.
! Miss Louise Patterson, who has been
visiting at the home of DR.. Strickler left
for her home in Minneapolis Tuesday
accompanied by the Misses Vera and
Leola Strickler.
F. H. Behnke enjoyed fishing trip
to Lake Jefferson over the week end
going Saturday and returning Tuesday
morning. He reports the fishing
nothing EXTRA
August Faubel and wife Of St. Paul
who had beer visiting here for week
with Mrs. Katharine Schroeck. left
for their home yesterday (Tuesday)
Mr.. Faubei also attended the Synod
which was held here last week.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel who have
been visiting in Chicago, will start fol
home Thursday by car. They vii
bring with them their son, Harold, vic
has been attending Chicago University
the past year, and Joseph Wheeler who
has also been attending the University.
Under date of May 18th F. H. Baaser,
Paymasters Clerk in the U. S. Navy
writes New Ulm friends that he would
sail for Cad;z, Spain, May 27th and
that he expected to arrive in the United
States June Ssh. Since then word
was received that Mr.. Baasen arrived
in Boston last Saturday.
| T. H. Peterson OF Seattle stopped of
here on his way home from Springfield
where he visited with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Peterson attended the
30th anniversary at West Point ot
which school he was a graduate in 1881.
He was at one time member of the New
Ulm Turnverein and taught school 10,
2 years in Milford township.
The graduating exercises of North.
western College held at Watertown
Friday and Saturday of last week at.
tracted considerable attention. It was
the fiftieth anniversary of the founding
OF the institution. The exercises of the
college were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Retzlaff and Prof. Ackermann OF
New Ulm and Rev. w. C. Albrecht OF
Sleepy Eye.
At the annual meeting Of the New Ulm
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following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Henry Engel; Vice President, Otto
Oswald; 1st Secretary, Alfred Schroeck;
End Secretary, Charles ~Emmerich;
Treasurer, r. M. Pfaender; 1st Turn
wart, George Hogcn; End Turnwart, r.
r. Kemski; Chairman Com. Mental
Culture, Fred Pfaender.
George Crone has received the fine
present of a motor boat from friend
in St. Paul. George at once made good
use Of the craft and took the trip from
the cities by the river route. He left
St. Paul last Tuesday. and arrived in
New Ulm Friday night. He reports
the passage splendid until Mankato was
reached. From that point on, sand
bars were encountered and it was
necessary to get out and work the craft