Company A Seeks Two Experienced Cooks for Camp Duty
Two cook positions offered for two weeks at 50 and 45 dollars with pay for first and assistant cook. Enlisted in Company A reserves for the camp year, no other duties. Apply by mail to the commanding officer New Ulm Minnesota. Civilian Rifle Club to shoot at Company Range next Sunday 9 to 12 in morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veversl
John Christopherson
M. Sebald
Tees Ee Ee
Cockroft
Geo. HW
Schreyer
Irwin H. Cordeg
Albert C. Cordes
Pmnk
B. Gerber
William Drusch
Reuben B. Dindso
Per
A. J. Horner
Bug
R. J. Tomasehla
Wm. Filzen
Corp
Hd. Groebner
Yor
Arthur Kiecker
Stelljes
Istel
Wamp
New Ulm
Mina
June Wedding: Hofmeister Hogen at Holy Trinity Church
Miss Bertha Hogen daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Hogen married Alphonse G Hofmeister son of Mrs Anna Hofmeister at Holy Trinity Church. Rev Fr A Losleben officiated. Attendants were Viola Hofmeister and Louis Hagen. Bride wore white charmeuse silk and veil while groom's sister and bride’s brother attended. Reception at the bride's home followed by decorations of pink and white. The couple will reside on North Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Miss Hofmeister
Eagle Roller Mill
Franklin Street
Marriage of Arina Mary Kelly to Albert J Gruenenfelder at St John’s Mankato
On Wednesday morning at nine oclock at St John s Catholic church in Mankato Miss Arina Mary Kelly daughter of Patrick Kelly of Mankato wed Albert J Gruenenfelder son of Mr and Mrs B Gruenenfelder of this city The ceremony was by Rev Fr Leo B Gruenenfelder of Chicago a brother of the groom Attendants were Miss Helen Kelly and George Kelly Wedding marches were played by F K Meagher The processional used the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin and Mendelssohns wedding march as recessional Mrs Stan of Mankato sang O Salutaria and At Dawning The bride wore a peach colored crepe canton gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mankato
Arina Mary Kelly
Patrick Kelly
Albert J. Gruenenfelder
B. Gruenenfelder
Leo B. Gruenenfelder
Chicago
Helen Kelly
George Kelly
F. K. Meagher
Mendelssohn
Stan
Groebner and Kamm Marry in Searles Church Ceremony
Two local weddings detailed in yesterday's report. In Searles St John Catholic church, Lucy Kamm wed Edwin Groebner at 10 am with Miss Therese Kamm and Stella Groebner as attendants. A reception followed at the bride's parents home and a dance that evening drew about 350 guests. The couple will settle on a farm near Searles. In Mankato, another couple from New Ulm tied the knot with plans for a honeymoon in the Twin Cities region. the groom works as assistant cashier at National Citizens Bank. They will reside at 120 Parsons Street, Mankato, after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killarney
Twin Cities
Minnesota
New Ulm
National Citizens Bank
Mankato
Kelly
Andrew Groebner
St. John’s Catholic Church
Searles
Therese Kamm
Stella Groebner
Bird Island
Raymond Filzen
Marie Forstner
Alice Thiede
Mrs. Groebner
Social Doings Show Guests Celebrate Birthdays and Events
Mrs L G Bell hosts a Monday sociable with fancy work and luncheon on South State street. Birthday anniversaries honor guests include Mrs Arnold Cordes and Mrs Mary Guetschow with suppers and five o clock meals. A Turner Society gathering features June celebrants and musical performances. Various hosts across South Broadway Franklin street and country homes host card games, dinners, and sociable afternoons with out of town guests. Window boxes demand ample water and oil for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Bell
South State Street
Arnold Cordes
William Hellmann
North Broadway
Mary Guetschow
Cavers
Aia
Charles G. Murray
South Broadway
N. B. Nelson
George Leary
Ida Vogtel
R.N. Merrill
G. B. Hawley
R. I. Turner
Minneapolis
Turner Society
Turner Club
H. L. Ramme
Charles Emmerich
Otto Meyer
Wanda Nelson
Florence Schneider
Lilli Lamprecht
Elizabeth Hintz
Strongheart
Dorothy Hein
R. R. Kemski
Emmy Steinhauser
George Schuler
South Franklin Street
Bertha Hippert
Klossner Dairy Farmers Picnic Draws 700 Fans
The Klossner Creamery Company held its third annual picnic with about 700 attendees last Sunday. Alexander Johnson spoke on dairying, joined by Oscar Swenson, with music from the Lafayette Band, sports, and a dance in the pavilion. Officers and patronage details follow, noting a 38,600 pound May record and butter production figures, plus Vernie Johnson starting as buttermaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klossner Creamery Company
Alexander Johnson
Winthrop
Minnesota Co-operative Creamery Association
Oscar Swenson
Nicollet County
Lafayette
Creamery Company
Herman Albrecht
Lafayette Township
Geo. H. Vetter
Klossner State Bank
Wim. D. Gieseke
Brighton Township
John Ulrich
Robert J. Reinhart
John L. Bushard
West Newton Township
Klossner Creamery
Vernie Johnson
Minor Auto Mishaps Reported In City
Stanley Radtzke three year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Radtzke sustained bumps and scratches after being struck by a Ford driven by Fred Streimer near North Franklin street. A separate Sunday crash near Sleepy Eye involved two Minneapolis men in a capsized Chevrolet. no injuries reported. Leo Selitck backed into Fred Langermann who collided with Mr Schuck causing damage to Langermann Regal and a rear wheel loss. Miss Helen Quinn departed for Moose Lake to work there through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Radtzke
Charles Radtzke
North Franklin Street
Fred Streimer
Stanley
Chevrolet
Minneapolis
Sleepy Eye
Leo Selitck
Radke
Fred Langermann
New Ulm
John Vogel
North Valley Street
Langermann
Carpenter Hurt at Work in Local Shop Accident
Fred Hager, about 35, remained conscious after a six foot by one inch strip of wood driven back by a molding machine pierced his groin at the Weilandt and Stegemann carpentry shop. He was taken to Union Hospital for treatment and expected to recover in a few weeks. His coworkers assisted after realizing the seriousness of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hager
Union Hospital
Mr. Hager
Hager
7Th
Minnesota Streets
Weilandt and Stegemann
New Ulm Knights Columbus Win All Athletic Honors
The New Ulm St. Patrick's council hosted a picnic with Mankato and St Peter Knights of Columbus at Albert Jersen grounds near Swan Lake. New Ulm youths dominated tug of war against St Peter and Mankato, hundreds attended, basket lunches were shared, with no prizes. The event drew several thousand people and was the councils first joint picnic. A Sleepy Eye State Park picnic is planned in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
New Ulm St. Patrick’s Council
Mankato
St. Peter Knights of Columbus
Albert Jersen
Swan Lake
Knights
New Ulm
St. Peter and Mankato
Sleepy Eye
Glencoe Plans Large Fourth of July Celebration
Glencoe prepares a big Fourth of July program with band concerts, Turner exhibitions, baseball, races, dancing and a two hour fireworks display at Oak Seat Park. The New Ulm Turnverein will bring 40 athletes for athletic displays and pyramid formations in the afternoon and evening. An old time dance at city hall will thrill older residents, while Miss Hattie Baltrusch recovers from a sprained ankle and toe infection at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe
New Ulm
Turnveréin
City Hall
Oak Seat Park
Minnesota
Ulm Turners
Lyric Theatre to Close After July 1 for Remodeling
The Lytit Theatre will close after July 1 for remodeling while the Grand Theatre stays open every night showing Paramount First National and top photo plays. Programs are advertised as high grade in summer and winter with new selections to entice patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytit Theatre
Grand Theatre
Paramount First National
Grand Théatre
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Mess. Line
Gruenenfelder-Kelly
Hofmeister
St. Elizabeth Society
B. Poynter
Joseph Bianchi
Jos. Arbes
P.J. Graff
John Eichmann
Alfred Marti
Fred Meine
R. B. Kennedy
I Klossner Dairy Farmers Picnic
Klossner Co-Operative Creamery
Klossner Creamey
Misa Helen Quinn
West'Newton
Moose Lake
Garpenter
F. J. Backer
Alpha
Louis Buenger
Kenosha Wis
Carl Buenger
Backer
E. H. Sons
Clifford
le Sueur
Rev
Sans
Alfred Thiede
Frank Guth
Linden
Arthur Melzer
Uutheran
Lake
Hanska Band
Herman Meyer
Willmar
John Dietz
South Franklin
Meyers
Meyer
Mr Dietz
Frank Howland
Kalispell, California
A. 0. Bautz
Howland
Mr. Bautz
Fred Radtke
R. W. Bittner
Walnut Grove
Duluth
Herman Radtke
NEW Ulm Knights
Columbus
Hattie ‘Baltrusch
Miss Baltriach
Misa Baltriech
Lyric Theatre
Matt Moore
Passionate Pilgrim
Pathe News
Rolin
Norma Talmadge
Circus Clowns
Edith Roberts
PATHE
Coleen Moore
Richard DIX
New Ulm Review
Groebner’s Purity Grocery
Pioneer Drug Store
New Ulm, Minn
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