New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-04

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Mrs. Yates will give "hat social'' at
her home next Friday evening.
Mrs. Helen George spent Thanksg1y-
ing Day with her parents in this city.
Otto Wicherski, principal of the By
ron schools, spent Friday and Saturday
here.
Mrs. Dreis of St. Paul is spending al
few days with her daughter, Mrs. F. W.
Hauenstein.
Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Dittes of Browns
Valley will spend the winter with Mrs.
W. A. Hubbard.
The next meeting Of the County Medi-
cal Association will be held at Spring.
field next Tuesday.
Elmer Setter was quite badly scalded
Saturday evening by the bursting of a
corked jar of boiling water.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Lena Luehrs at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Krook Wednesday evening.
The winners at the oratorical contest
last evening will 60 to Redwood Falls
on the 9Th to enter the sub district con-
test.
G. P. Buell., the Minneapolis Single
Tax theorlst and solicitor for the State
Democratic Association, was in the city
Monday evening.
The council will hold another meeting
tonight to act upon the petition of the
Minneapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern
for the vacation of certain streets.
Mrs. VIM. Kruger, aged fifty-five
years. died Monday afternoon after a
lingering attack of obstruction uf the
bowels. The funeral will occur to-day.
The Star and City Bands have united
with the following officers: Pres, John
Moeger; president, John Henle
secretary, Gus. Wellner; treasurer, Ed.
Baer.
II. W. Battcn, assistant chief engineer
of the Chicago & Northwestern Road,
was here Monday looking up the grades
and maps Ct the Minneapolis, New Tim
& Southwestern.
While at work on his premises last
week Mr.. Doehne fell from high box
and received severe injuries about the
head. One of the bones of the right arm
was also broken.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Zschunke at Springfield last week
but both infants died few hours after.
Mrs. Zschunke of this city went up to as
sist the unhappy parents.
DR.. Lord, one Of the leading Unitari-
ans of st. Paul, will lecture at the old
court house on the evening Of December
10th. The meetings arc beginning to
attract considerable attention.
The marriage of Chas. Lconhartit and
Mss Lena Bacr occurred in Minneapolis
last Thursday. The Review congratu-
lates this deserving young couple and
bespeaks for them long and happy life.
Mr.. Webster who is now in Mankato
preparing local talent there for the pro-
duction Of the opera, Erminie, has made
partial arrangements to come to New
Tim and drill class for the same pur-
pose.
In an interview at Mankato Col. In
gersoll stated that he believed the world
had reached its utmost height in three
things-the marbles of the Greeks, the
music of Wagner and the dramas of
Shakespeare,
At the oratorical contest at Union Hall
last evening, Frank Wcbbcr captured
first honors among the young men and
Rcinhart Olson second. Miss lydia
Hornbur. took first place among the la
dies and Miss Elsie Mcklttrick Srcun,i.
The Judges were proGs. Cox and IIoltz
Of Mankato and Swift Of Tracy.
Dist. No. II, Sheridan township, has
now had three teachers within ten weeks.
Geo. F. Schilling, of New Tim, veter
an teacher of the young, is now in charge
and, if all reports be true, he'll put some
good sensible ideas into the Youthful
mind. His experience with mutes has
given him some sensible ideas about
teaching small childrcn.-Rcdwood Ga
zettc,
Mrs. Henry DIctz died Yesterday
morning after an lin, - that had caused
her much suffering for many months
Her husbands death occurred 0Nlya few
days ago and it was expected that she
would soon follow. She was quite an