New Ulm review., 1900-10-17

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old HeymAn place in Courtland Sunday
evening. A large number Of friends from
this city were in attendance and Z most
enjoyable time was had.
The msrrisge of Hermann stegsmann
and Miss Ida Weiland WAS solemnized IN
the Lutheran church last Friday evening.
A reception was held at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wei.
land, after the ceremony.
Mrs. N. spreter and Miss Elsie Schmidt
returned to their homes at Chicago last
Thursday after couple If months spent
in this city IS the guests of Mrs. Raabe.
They were accompanied by Miss Alma
Rasbe who will spend several weeks
there. a
The Order of the Eastern Star will
give b, social at the Masonic Hail next
Monday evening, Oct. 20. The ladies
will make special efforts to entertain
their guests in the best possible manner.
There will he dancing and refreshments
will I've served. '...
Edwin Juni and Miss Camilla Hirsch
will 70 to Albert Lea Thursday as dele
gates to the annual convention OF the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
dever. Mrs. H. L. Beecher, G.. A. Otto
meyer and several others will also. at
tend the convention.
N. Henningsen has received and plac-
ed in position IN his Office this week a
cabinet for his insurance blanks which
is certainly one of the finest pieces of
furniture of its class which we have
ever seen. 1t is arranged for twenty
companies and Is both convenient and
ornamental. He will also receive this
week new safe.
A meeting has been arranged for Mil
ford Saturday evening Of this week.
Einar Hoidale, fusion candidate for
county attorney, will be the principle
speaker and the residents of that vicini-
ty may rest assured that they will hear
not only a magnificent style Of oratory
but they will also be given a fair and
honest exposition of the issues of the
campaign.
Chairman Pfae nder of the fusion coun-
ty committee received a telegram Mon
day morning notifying him to stop all
arrangements for the address of G. E.,
Won Mossen, of Illinois, who it had been
announced would speak here in the Ger
man language this week. He will not
visit Minnesota but will be sent else
where where his services are more need
ed. The Germans of Minnesota are safe.
In the death of Henry Heeman, which
occurred last Friday, Hecker Post G.. A.
r. loses another of its oldest members
and this city an old and respected
citizen. Deceased was so years of age
and had been resident of New
Ulm for about twenty-five years
and member Of Hecker Post for near
ly that length of time. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon at the Methodist
church under the auspices of Hecker
Post and the remains were buried in the
city cemetery.
Senator Nachhar, of Scott county, has
been secured by the democratic county
committee for three speeches in the Ger
man language in this county. The first
of these will he made at Walthausen's
store at Searles station, Thursday even
ing; the second in school district No. 10,
town of Sige), Friday evening; and the
last of the series at Caecilian hall in this
city Saturday evening. The senator is a
forceful and convincing speaker and ev-
cry German voter who is at all interest
ed in the issues of this campaign should
make strong effort to hear him.
A person who has taken the trouble
to look the matter up reports that in '96
there were S8 papers in Minnesota sup
porting Bryan while this year there are
172. OF the papers that supported Nc
Kinley four years ago, As are this year
supporting Bryan. Only two of these
have changed owners. Only Is papers
have changed from Bryan to Mckinley
and of these, II have changed owners.
so far az the press IS concerned, the sit
uation in Minnesota this year is much
more favorable for Bry ian Than it was
four years ago. Benson Monitor.
The New Ulm high school foot ball
team which went to Mankato Saturday
to play the Mankato Normal school
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