New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-11-26
She's my Sweetheart, I'm her Beau,

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The present week has thus far been
a lively one in matrimonial circles in
New Ulm. Several weddings have tax
en- place, and the happy parties rank
among the best known of New Ulm's
young folks.
Yesterday witnessed the marriage Of
Mr.. Geo. Grimm of Springfield and Miss
Emily Schneider, daughter Of Mrs. Jo-
seph Schneider of this city. The cere-
mony was performed at 10 O'Clock in
the morning by Rev. Berghold at the
Catholic Church, and in the afternoon
and evening reception was rendered
to the numerous friends at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother. AS the
young couple were surrounded by the
large circle of guests, richest congratu.
lations were showered upon them, and
the entrance to married life was made
to appear bright and propitious. The
Review has in former notice referred
to the esteem IN which Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimm are held, and can now only add
to the happiness of the event by max
ing the wish that their prosperity may
be complete.
The same day also took from single
life Mr.. VIM. Mueller Of Springfield
and Miss Emma Hauenstein, who were
quietly married in St. Paul. The bride
is the esteemed daughter Of our towns
man, Mr.. Weigand Hauenstoin. She
is young lady of accomplishments
and has always been welcomed in the
best Of social circles. The groom is
New Ulm boy, now engaged in a lucra-
tive business in Springfield. Both have
hosts of friends and the general wish.
among all will be that their JOY may be
bounteous and their only troubles, little.
ones.
At the Holy Trinity church this
morning, Mr.. P. R. McHale and Miss
Gertie Z. Baasen will also be united in
the bonds of wed-lock. MIR. McHale is
at present and for the past three years
has been manager of the Western
Union telegraph business at this place,
and it is to his credit that he mas per-
formed the duties of the office during
all that time satisfactorily to the own
ers and to the citizens of New Ulm
generally. Miss Baasen is a daughter
of Col. Francis Baasen. Having lived
in New Ulm all her life, she has succeed
ed il gathering about her a large num-
ber of friends who will be pleased to hear
of her marriage. With them, We ten
der our hearty congratulations and be-
speak for the young couple all the joys
possible to life.
Another marriage, the announcement
Of which will be of interest to many,
was solemnlzed at the residence of
Mrs. Paulina Spoerhase on Saturday
evening, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Frank Spoerhase and Miss Maggie
Wiesner. The wedding passed off very
pleasantly and quietly, only a few of
the most intimate acquaintance being
present to witness the ceremony. The
young couple are from among our best
young people. Mr.. Spoerhase has for
a number of years been q steady and
faithful employee of T. Mueller and the
bride is known as diligent and worthy
young lady. We congratulate them
upon their happy union and trust that
they may find matrimony thing Of
bliss and joy forever.
On Monday Patrick Shields and Miss
Cady were married at Springfield. Miss
Cady IS sister of Geo. w. Cady of
this city. and il both New Ulm and
Springfield she has many acquaintanees
who will take pleasure in extending to
her their best wishes. Mr.. Shields is a
young man Of steady habits, who for
several years has been in the employ Of
the Northwestern road.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage on the 9th of Miss Louisa Herrn-
derfer at Ft. Morgan, Colorado, to
Mr.. Carl Eiser Of Denver. The pros
pective bride is a daughter of Mrs. He.
lena Her1nd derfer Of this city,
Mr.. Grimm, Mr.. Mueller and Mr..
Shields will have their residence in
Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. McHale will
be at home in the Hess building on
Minnesota Street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Spoerhase will occupy rooms in the
Winkelman building on Broadway.
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