New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-09
LOCAL NOTES

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Peter Scherer of Minneapolis is in the
city, enjoying few days visit with his
former chums.
Conrad H. Dirks returned Friday
from Iowa where he had spent about
week on matters of business.
Mrs. Mary Carols OF Minneapolis has
arrived in the city and will visit for some
time with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sophie Backer OF the town of
Milford left last week for St. Paul where
she will pay her sons an extended visit.
Mr.. S. G. Westaby, of Madison, S.
Oak, spent last week with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Mary Westaby and
Mrs. H. c.. Hess.
Clarence Hess closed his school in
Dist No. 43 on May %, since which time
he has been visiting relatives at Hamp-
ton and Alexander, Iowa and at Madison,
S. Oak.
The young people who are friends of
the Schonlau girls arranged picnic in
their honor last Thursday afternoon.
They walked out to Hunters Rest where
they enjoyed a very pleasant time.
About 40 ladies attended the sewing
bee given by Mrs John Schugel and Mrs.
Thee. Waibel of Cottonwood at the
Schugel home last Wednesday after
noon.
Leslie Steinmetz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Steinmetz has accepted po-
sition as clerk in the store of Dempsey
& Dittbenner at Morgan. He has
already entered upon his duties.
Mrs. David Meyerpeter who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. F. Kaiser, returned to her
home in Denver via St. Paul, last week.
She visited there several days with
friends before leaving for home.
Saturday the Krook families enjoyed
an auto trip to Franklin where they
spent the day at the Andrew DIN home.
On the way home they also visited at
the "Way Side Inn as the hospitable
Russell home in West Newton is called.
The newly formed Board Of Trustees
of the State Teachers Pension Fund held
their first meeting recently and at that
IL,
) intendent of Education, as president,
and E. T. Critchett, formerly superin-
tendent of the New Ulm Public Schools,
as secretary.
Rev. E. T. Wheeler will attend the
Western Association of Congregational
churches to be held at Marshall this
week Wednesday and Thursday. There
are fifteen churches in this district. The
other delegates to the Association are
the Misses Frances and Beatta KrOOk.
Alexander Russell is trying to make
arrangements so that he can also attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rolwes and son
Edward and daughter Marie and Mrs.
John Krieser of Comfrey, sister of Mrs.
-Rolwes, left Monday afternoon for St.
Paul to be present at the ordination OF
Geo. w. Rolwes which took place at the
st. Paul Cathedral yesterday morning.
The newly ordained priest will celebrate
his first mass in the Holy Trinity Church
sof this city next Sunday.
Prof. Ackermann attended a COM
mittee meeting at Milwaukee, Wise,
whose purpose was to settle and locate
candidates of theology and teachers
for next year. He also went to Water
town, Wisconsin, as delegate of the
college, to the funeral OF Rev. Prof.
Martin Eickmann, vino died of heart
failure Wednesday morning, and was
buried Saturday afternoon. A large
number of delegates attended the funeral
ceremonies Prof. Ackermann. had
great difficulty in returning, meeting
two wrecks on his way back, one on the
Omaha and one on the Milwaukee.