New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-25
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" A debating society has been organized
in District 43 in LAT ayette.
Miss Mary Rummings Of st. Peter is
visiting with Mrs. F. re: Behnke.
Fred Kruger and wife Of Iowa are
guests at the home Of D. Langmack.
Miss Clara Doehne entertained party
of young friends last Friday evening.
Jos. a. Eckstein had business before.
the Supreme Court at St. Paul Saturday.
Edward G. Kuss, the basso, will give
another recital in this city after the hol-
idays. .1 ]. ..< ne s#..ss
Mrs. Newhart will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her daughter, Grace, in Mime
apolis.
Miss Augusta Rinkel has returned
from her st. Peter visit and will remain
for the winter.
B. Behnke & Co. will vacate the Star
Clothing Hall and move the stock into
their own building. IA
Do not forget the dance at Turner
Hall tomorrow evening under the aus
pices of the Mixed Choir. .1.
Jacob Klossner Jr.and jacob Pfening-
er were up west yesterday as far as Lam
berton on business trip.
The Hermann Sons are arranging for
an anniversary celebration at Turner
Hall on the 18th of December.
VIM. Pfaender. as agent for the New
York Underwriters Agency paid the AL
win loss of 1000 on Saturday. =
II. G. Hays wants one of the clerk
ships in the senate. As the senate is
overwhelmingly Republican he is apt to
get what he wants.
Albert Schlekau, formerly of Court
land, but now living at Morgan, was
married last week to popular young
lady of the latter village. ~1
Erland Larson, who has been at the
hospital in this city for several weeks re-
.ceiwing treatment for broken leg, re-
TUNED to his Lafayette home yesterday
The local Dramatic Section are pre-
pairing to present another play, der
Schlagring," on the 9th of December
The first rehearsal was had on Sunday
evening.
Nerm. Schreier and Miss Mary Muel-
Ter were united in marriage yesterday
Both of the contracting parties are deaf
mutes, but the union was none the less
happy for that. u.s., j"
Rev. II. W. Johnson will preach s
Thanksgiving sermon at the Congrega
'tional church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. He will also preach next Sun
aay'morning and evening. 49,.
Hereafter there will be regular debate!
or. live questions at all of the meetings
of the Turnverein. They will he con
Quoted on the broadcast lines, so that al
may participate and all may learn.
The Monument Committee OF the Her
mann Sons Order have ordered 5 900 a.
luminum badges which they intend t.
sell for so cents piece to raise money
with which TO complete the monument.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision,o f OF Judge Webber in the Sehil.
ling case, setting aside the verdict oil
the jury. This means victory for. the
corporation and great loss to Mr.. 6chll
ling. III
Miss Matte .Vickers, who appears
with an excellent company at Turner
Hall on the evening of December 4th
according to the New York Herald, is al
bright as a god coin and her art neve1
loses lustrt.. ri. . 5.s :.
Hereafter MI, Buzzell Will hold meet.
ings at Gebser's Hall every Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock until fusthe1
notice. His subject next Sunday will
be: righteousness the Eternal Plan
In the evening be speaks at Springfield.
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JOHN Youngblom Of Lafayette will
have case against the Minneapolis, New
Ulm s. Southwestern Railroad Co. at st,
Peter this week. He sues for damages
70 his property, resulting from an over
flow Of his meadow land by water from
the railroad bitches.
The San Francisco Examiner records
the golden wedding celebration Of Mr..
and Mrs. j w. Keegan Of Santa Rosa,
California, on the 10th. The happy cou-
pie are we'll KnewnN to the people of
Brown county, as the parents of the we'll
known merchants, the Keegan brothers.
John Lind has won another victory
before the state supreme court and also