New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-08

Suit was bron ght s. the senvills coun.
Il courts last week against the Misses
Henningg three prominent young ladies
of Renyille who have many acquaintan-
ces in New Ulm. The complaints al
legged SANDER and were preferred by q
banker of the place, who claimed that
the girls had injured the reputation of
his wife. Only one case was tried that
against Miss Christine g and she was
promptly acquitted.
The wife Of John Luetjen, alderman
from the Third ward died at her home in
this city early Monday morning of child !.
birth. Mrs. Luetjen was woman Of
forty years and was person of many
good qualities. She was born in Hano-
Ger, Germany, and came to this country
at an early age. Her residence in New
Ulm has been of long duration and also
of a pleasant character. Her friends
were numerous AID among her neighbors
and acquaintance she was generally re-
spected for her worth. ~. p
On Thursday evening there WAS sol
emnized by Rev. Seeger the marriage
ceremony of Mrs Goe,le and Mr.. Fred
Hofer. The contracting parties have
long been residents of New Tim, the for
mer having lived here from childhood,
and it IS with pleasure that we pronounce
the customary wish fer prosperity in
heaped and rounded measure.
Alfred Dittbenner of Morgan and Miss
Sophie Mueller, daughter of FIR. Mueller
of this city, were married at the BRIDES
home on Thursday by Rev. Seeger of the
Evangelical church. Thsy left the same
day for their future home in Morgan
and there they will be held, we believe,
in the popularity and esteem to which
g. cd merit is always entitled.
Tomorrow evening, November 9th,
there will be rare musical recital al
Turner Hall in which MISS Grace Wat
son, soprano of reputation, will be the
leading figure, assisted by MissTheodore
Cormontan as accompanist. Miss Wat
son is graduate of the musical conser-
vatory of Mortified and also of Boston
and is spoken of by the papers as
singer of rare power. She will he ably assis,
ted by local talent in recitation and songs
and altogether the program is apt to be
such as our people would like. Seats
are now being offered for sale at Alwin's
Drug Store.
The heralded oyster supper by thu
young men came off last Friday evening
at the Congregational church, and wa
not one jot or title less enjoyable and in
teresting than was predicted. The boy
| acted with perfect grace and hustle, ant
gave their patrons a supper q one coult
hardly reject at without having been over
fed. The only objection that we nigh
offer was to he found perhaps in tn
abundant attention which the walters ant
collectors paid to the young ladies, there
by entirely ignoring the men, But then
most of them were young and their short
cominss on that score can easily be for
given as being the natural tendency o
youth and inexperience. As for tn
cooks-well "tbem oysters" gave then
all the recommends ION they needed.
Over in West New GOA to-day Mr.Johl
Huelskamp and Miss Mary Bushart
will be united in the bonds of wedlock
L lafayette has few young people who ar
better known than are Mr.. Huelskam1
and his bride, and few residents who ar,
more honored and respected than thei
parents. The bride is very popuia
young lady and as the daughter of W
N. G. Bushard she has gained quite
large acquaintance in New Ulm. All viii
unite in wishing them we'll.
| Got Bag of Silver.
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