New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-30
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Mrs. DR.. Weiser returned from her
Window visit Friday evening.
MI: and Mrs. Beecher spent Thanks
giving Day with relatives in St. Peter.
The country store at McCleary in this
county has been sold to W. ]. Gentle for
$4,000.
q. 6. Krook was home from the Uni
versity law school the greater portion of
the week.
Mrs. George Grimm of Springfield
spent the forepsrt of the week here with
her mother.
Mrs. Mo of Springfield has been the
guest the past few days of her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. George. ~*
Peter Ahlness of the Hanska-L Linden
store will engage in business in South
Dakota after the list of January.
Frank Mclean, who enlisted in the
Twelfth regiment at Waseca, is now
studying dentistry with DR.. Fritsche.
Charles Lent, an old resident of this
county, died at Raymond the forepart
of the week. The funeral occurred at
Springfield on Saturday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Berg, residents Of
this county for nearly forty years, have
moved to Colorado. Their home since
1857 has been in Sleepy Eye.
The Arbeiter Verein gave an anniver.-
airy celebration at Schmuckor's Tivoli
Saturday evening. The large attendance
was noticeable feature of the affair.
Albert Pfaender, Fred Yates, Norman
Lind, Frank Weber and Jos. Vogel Jr.,
all students at Minneapolis, cane home
Wednesday for Thanksgiving dinner
and vacation. They returned to their
studies Monday.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Warn died the latter part O: the
week and Was buried Sunday. This is
the second death in the Warn family this
year, and the unhappy parents haye the
sympathy of all.
The local Degree of Honor lodge has
elected the following officers: Past Chief
of Honor, Mrs. Margaret Vogel Chief of
Honor, Mrs. Jennie Peterson; Chief of
Ceremonies, Mrs. Caroline Green; Lady
of Honor, Mrs. Sapey; Inside Watch,
Mrs. Winkelmann; Outside Watch, Mrs.
Gratz; Usher, Miss Annie Neumann; re-
corder, Miss Bertha Vogel; fnancier, a..
L, Saverien; receiver, Mrs. Nellie Wag-
ner; trustee, Mrs. Saverien.
Hon. Chas. A. Towne, the defeated
candidate for congress in the Sixth dis
trict, came In from Chicago Saturday af-
ternoon to consult with Mr.. Lind. While
here he received telegram to 20 10
Lincoln, Nebraska, to meet Mr.. Bryan.
Talking Of the results in the Sixth dis
trict, Mr.. Towne said he was confident
enough votes had been stolen from him
to insure Morris election. But whether
or not he would contest, he had not de-
cided. He would, however, prepare the
evidence Of fraud now IN his possession
and give the public the benefit of an ex-
pose.
| Chas. Huff, private in the Wascca
company, who has been in the hospital
here ever since the return of the Twelfth
to Minnesota and who has undergone
two surgical operations in that time, will
leave this week for Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, to submit to another operation.
Huff Is one of tie government printers
at Washington When the war broke
out he enlisted in the District Of Colum-
bia regiment and went to Chickamauga.
There he took sick and was in hospi-
tai at the time bis regiment left for Por-
to Rico. When he had sufficiently re-
covered he was transferred to the
Twelfth.
| The dramatic section of the Turnver-
EN- gave as creditable production in
''Die Orientreise" as one would care to
see from group of amateur performers.
The play is good one to work with
the players saw the best that was in it
and brought it out. Every part was
we'll assigned; every role we'll handled.
There was fun to provoke laughter
throughout every act, there were sur
prlses enough to keep the interest of all
alive until the curtain dropped in the
last scene. Then. too, it was play,
that if followed closely, might do much
good. The dramatic section will prob
ably repeat it next month. I
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