New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-05
Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Garvin spent

Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Garvin spent
Thanksgiving Day with friends in Slice
Ply Eye.
Heller and Gag are doing some fine
fresco work in the hall of Schell's new
building.
Eugene Koehler has put up new bar
Ter pole. 1t is the finest sign of IFS kind
in the city.
Rev. Bronson of Sleepy Eye will
| preach at the cid court house next Sun
day morning.
| VIM. Engel Jr. of Montana, is home
| on a few weeks visit. From here he will
go to Colorado.
Herman Pless was down from Morton
over Sunday. He will soon go to Glib
! bon to work in his brothers mill.
Miss Lulu Setter came up from Man.
kato Thanksgiving Day to visit her faith
er. She is now attending the Normal.
| The Y. P. s. of C. E. will give an Owl
Social at the Church Parlors on the even
of the 18th. It will be quite novel af-
fair.
Mrs. II. L. Blethen has, for the past
few days, been entertaining her old friend
and schoolmate, Mr.. W. 81. Hoyt of Du-
luth.
The different church societies are al
ready making preparations for the Christ
mas holidays. Exercises will be held in
nearly all of them.
| Miss Annie Schroeder, a niece of the
Catholic priest, died in this city last
week of Bright's disease. She had been
in this country only year.
Don't fail to hear the Metropolitan
Opera Company at Turner Hall next
Monday evening, Dec. 10th. This will
be the finest attraction that visits New
Ulm this year.
Just as Chas.Kayse was about to leave
for his home in st. Peter, he was taken
with fearful cramps in the stomach which
will detain him in New Ulm for some
time. He is an employee of Chas. Hers.
The following students came home for
Thanksgiving Day: Otto WichersH and
John Heymann from the Mankato NOR.
NAL and Charles Hornburg from St. Pc
ter.
If. Aufderheide manufactured about
| 100000 brick this year and about
100000 fire brick. During the summer
he furnished employment to about thir-
ty men.
The German play will be reproduced
next Sunday evening owing to pressure
brought upon the Dramatic Section They
had intended to present 1t but once, but
have been dissuaded from this resolve by
a general demand, which evidently in
sures good house.
Clarence SaIlpaugh Of Mankaro will
be called upon to answer next week to
breach IF promise suit brought by Miss
Stein of Chicago. Mr.. saulpaugh is
manager of the well-known Saulpaugh
hotel.
| Those delightful operas, Pygmalion
and Galatea and Rose of Auvernge will
be presented at Turner Hall next Mon.
day evening by one OF the best operattio
companies on the road, the Metropolit
ans. They are secured under a guaran-
tee.
i, The Thanksgiving Dance given by the
Germania Lodge at Turner Hall was 8
beautiful affair. The hall was crowded
with guests and all appeared to be in the
midst of enjoyment. The stage dances
were particularly attractive, calling forth
loud applause from all present.
Mrs. Augusta Hartmann died in Slice
Ply Eye last Tuesday and was buried in
this city. the ceremonies taking place
from Turner Hall. Mrs. Hartmann for.
merly lived in New Ulm having settled
| here with her husband in the early wears
She was SO years of age at the time Of
her death.
: The Tavary Opera Co., the largest an6
strongest organization of its kind now il
this country will appear at Mankato TO-
morrow evening in "n Trovatore.'
Nine. Tavary, the central figure of tn.
company is prima donna who stands OF
level with Christine Nilsson and i
, would profit our people to go down ane
hear her. Mr.. Saulpaugh writes that h.
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