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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
7
A statewide list of Southern Minnesota lawyers nominates Honorable James H. Quinn of Fairmont for Associate Justice. Quinn has served nineteen years as presiding judge of the Seventeenth Judicial District and has appeared in many southern counties.
Judge James H. Quinn, born in Wisconsin in 1857, is fifty eight. He has lived in Southern Minnesota for fifty three years and began law practice in 1881. Quinn served five terms as Faribault county attorney and is in his twentieth year as judge of the Seventeenth Judicial District.
Marriage licences issued since last week by Clerk of the District Court Manderfeld include Louis Sorenson and Mabel Schlak of Eden Frank Ibberson and Rena Sherman of Stark Henry Jorgenson and Edith Krueger of Sleepy Eye. Redwood Falls will gain a new railway depot from the Northwestern with planned improvements such as widening the depot platform and rebuilding the stockyards.
Miss Mary Palmer of Long Beach California visits with brother Charles and family for two weeks. University Week festivities draw many from the area with notable programs. Miss Anna Barkas ends a successful term of school and returns home. Memorial Day at Ft Ridgely features Rev Sparkes as speaker. George Cutting and wife visit from Sleepy Eye. District 19 ends school year with a picnic hosted by Miss Helen Pulaski. Commencement exercises attended in Sleepy Eye. Charles Palmer visits Springfield for business. Miss Rena Sherman from Iberia visits locally. Frank Thayer calls on patrons. Meta Schrapp returns home after Sleepy Eye High School term. Prof Fudge from Sleepy Eye Agricultural Dept. visits. Wm Werring and wife and Anna Barkas spend time with New Ulm friends. Nellie Hanson arrives from Elmore after teaching there the past year.
The Cambria Decoration Day program at Price's grove featured a 2 p.m. service conducted by Wm. M. Lewis, with Rev. Edward Constant of Mankato delivering the memorial address. Children gave recitations and wreaths were placed on soldiers’ graves, led by Civil War veteran Stephen Walters. The Woodman Hall social netted about $25 for Christian Endeavorers.
Mrs Reinhold Boesch died after months of illness last Sunday. Born February 4 1850 in Langenhausen Pommern Germany she came to the United States with her parents in 1870 and settled in Western Pennsylvania. She married in 1874 and lived in New Ulm for over thirty years leaving nine children four living Mrs Robert Williams Mrs Albert Haverberg Mrs William Klesmann and Mrs Anton Krittner. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at the German Lutheran church with burial in the Lutheran cemetery Rev C J Albrecht officiating.
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