New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-11-14

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churcI viii e11ye = 8 supper 4 ~ home
Of Ma Louis Krook "wednesday eyslnsI
ing, December 9.
& Capt. Steinhanser went to 1linneapo
liz MondAJ where be will scrurcs tho ssErs
vices IS specialist and undergo 81
operation on biz lee. ssssss
Ernst Strelow, who has been spending.
the past two months IS y yFest Baden,
Ind. for his health, returned last Friday
verytmnch improved.
Miss Mary and Lena HanbJich, of3
Redwood Falls, are spending 8 week Or
two with the family of j. NJ. Haubrich
in the town Of Milford.
Union services, which were participate
ed m BY the congregation Of Kloasner,
were held at the German N. p. church
il this city Sunday evening.
Caroline Keller of Spokane Falls,
Washing ton, arrived in this city Thurs
day and will spend the winter with the
family 81 Jacob Pfenninger.
A large party Of friends assisted Miss
Minnie FRANKIE in celebrating her birth
day last Tuesday evening atthe home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Man6erfeld.
The John S;ebenbrunner blacksmith
shop. Minnesota and Center streets, has
beeD purchased by Martin jacobson 1ho
took possession Monday morning.
William Ortwein, formerly clerk at
the Grand hotel, left for Madison, s. D.,
last "Wednesday where it is understood
he has secured position in hotel.
The Misses Bennett and Savage, the
former from Waseca and the latter from
Montana, spent Sunday IN this city the
guests of the Misses Garfield and Lang
maid.
Albert Anderson, who has been in St.
Alexander's hospital the past few weeks
recovering from an amputation Of the
leg, returned to his home at Franklin
Monday.
The Mission Band of the German
Methodist church gave an entertainment
atthe church Sunday evening. The at
tendance was good and the program
pleasing.
Mrs. Bertha Mueller will entertain a
party of relatives and friends at her home
at State and Fifth South streets, Thurs
day afternoon, the occasion being her
birthday.
The Women's Literary Club met with
Mrs. Mowery yesterday. The topic of
the day was Michael Angelo and the
discussion was led by MIS-. Weber and
Mrs. Hlrsch.
The marriage of Frank Macho of this
city and Miss Mary Jaime of Slgel was
solemnized at the Catholic church Thurs.
day morning of last week, Rev. Sand
meyer officiating.
E. N. Heinen went to st. Paul Thurs
day to see his son who is at st. Josepb's
hospital undergoing his second opera
ton for the relief Of the trouble caused
by his unfortunate accident on the 18th
of July.
The Strickler building, occupied on
the ground floor by the post Office and
W.rG. Alwin's drug store, is this week
being supplied with a heating plant and
will be furnished with steam heat
throughout.
On Friday Of this week Superntend-
ent Crltchett and the teachers in the pub.
lie schools of this city will go to Manka.
to to attend the meeting of the Southern
Minnesota Teachers ASSOCIATION which
convenes there.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
give another social and dancing party at
the lodge parlors Thanksgiving evening.
The invitation Will be general and the
presence Of all who enjoy these gather
ings is desired. AZ
Julius Scheiderlch, the G. s. N. w. en-
gineer who was seriously injured in the
wreck which occurred at Tracy some two
months ago, and who has since been in
the hospital at Rochester, is expected 10
return to his home in this city this week.
The ladies of New UIm and vicinity
are invited to call and examine Miss
Bogen's large and attractive line of Art
Needle Work and Embroidery Materials
exhibited at he- Art Parlors on Center
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