New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-22

The Knights Of P ythias will give q So
cial entertainment at the lodge rooms on
Monday evening. Friends of the men,
bers will be invited and the evening will
be passed in dancing, games, and whist.
A supper will also be served by w. Eib-
ner.
While VIM. Skinner and wife were
driving to Sleepy Eye one day last week
the horses became scared and were soon
beyond control by the driver. Mr.. Skin
ner and his man were dragged by the
horses some distance, the result being a
sprained foot for Mr.. Skinner. His wife
aud daughter were thrown on either side
of the road, but fortunately were un-
hurt
The Elite Whist Club met at the home
of NJ. Mullen OH Monday evening. The
honors OF the evening were won by J. H.
Vajen and Mrs. VIM. Setter; the ssbooby''
prizes by Mrs. J. H. Vajen and VIM.
Setter.
John Fenscke has invented a patent
bread toaster and is now manufacturing
them for sale. Those Who have seen it,
pronounce it very serviceable kitchen
utensil.
Alfrt q Hellmann has purchased the
drugstore of Peter Manderfeld in Gibbon
and is already in charge of his new pur-
chase. Alfred is diligent, obliging and
competent clerk-the kind of fellow
whom we like to see succeed. The Re-
view trusts, therefore, that he may prove
credit to the town which he has chosen
for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen were
called to Henderson yesterday by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
the latter's aunt. After spending some
days at Henderson they will leave for
the Twin Cities.
= At the last meeting of Progress Lodge,
A. 0. L. W., the following officers were
elected: P. NJ. W., Theo. Mueller; NJ
W., A. H. Wagner; F., Frank Spoerhase
O.,S. A. McElhinny; Rdr., T. H. Jappe
Rec, Chas. Wagner; Fin, H. L. Saveren
g., N. J. Heinen; I. W., Carl Taudien
0. w.. Geo. Tauer; Trustee for three
years, F. Burg ST.; Trustee for one wear
John c. Rudolph.
At the Evangelical Church yesterday
Rev. Seegerunited in marriage Miss Gutf
and, F. c. Schnabel. both of Cottonwood
The bride is the daughter OF that we'll.
known citizen. Geo. Guth. and she has
many friends who will take pleasure ir
offering their congratulations.
Mrs. August Knees Of this CITY dice
last Tuesday at the early age of 20 years
consumption being the cause of her I'M
timely death. The deceased was coco
woman, both in her family and among
her acquaintance, and her husband is te
be deeply sympathized with in thus be
ing robbed of his dearest friend.
A whist club was organized at thu
hoE1e of Mr.. and Mrs. L1nd on Monday
evening and given the name of Column
biEn club. The highest scores OF tn.
evening were made by J. Newhart an6
Miss George, land the poorest by Mrs. Al
bert Setter and Mr. VIM. F. Setter.
Mr. Lind returned on Sunday from ;
somewhat extended trip through tn,
western states. Among the points 1t
visited were Salt Lake City andCheyenne
Of Rev. Wilkinson who is 10 lectur
at the Congregational church on til,
| evening OF the 2Sth, DR.. Burrell. the note,
divine, says: If Rev. VIM. Wilkinson
Cannot give agocd lecture, do not know
any man who cam Bishop Gilbert ais,
says that he is the peer Of any lecture
in the west. His subject here vii, be
The Poetry of Whittier and Lor gfellow.
Miss Wallie Hirsch, whose danperou
illness was reported last week, die,
| T Thursday morning after a siege of man
months duration. During all this tim
| her fortitude was remarkable for one s.
frail, and her kind and gentle DISPOSE
ton was manifest throughout. Mis-
Wallie was the daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Hirsch and was young lady of twenty
two years, having been born in Wiscon
sin on the 2nd of July, 1871. Her ma
ture and habits were such that she quick
ly acquired friends and ALWAYS retaine,