New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-02-14

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The marriage Of Henry Wagner and
Anna schNeinfurth and George Hegler
and Katie Wagner IS announced for next
Tuesday The wed ding ceremony will
be performed At the Catholic church at:
g o'clock n the morning and will be-
followed By 9 reception and wedding
breakfast at the Wagner home iimmedi-
ately after the ceremon MI. and Mn.
Wagner will reside in this city while Mr..
and Mrs Y Helgler will 60 to Sleepy Eye
to live.
Il has always been supposed that only
our English cousins had a monopoly Of
the sport Of fox hunting, but suchsis not.
the lease. Last "Wednesday forenoon a
!. party of New Ulm sportsmen consisting
Of Charles Forster, Henry seifert, Theo.
Mueller, Otto Sehell, "a. j. Eckstein
George Eckstein and Joseph Thelsen
drove cut to the town Of sigel properly
fitted out to bring in wagon load Of
foxes, but like many another similar ex-
pedition their hunt proved fruitless. 4
The New Ulm Turnverein will give a
grand masquerade ball at Turner Hall,
Tuesday evening, Feb. 81. The pro-
gram, which will be found in full in
another column, is one of the most elab.
crate ever presented to the people of the
city and must be seen to be appreciated.
There is one thing to which the attention
Of the amusement lovers IS particularly
called. The masquerades given by the
Turnverein are not simply dances, but
there IS also a wealth of special attrac-
lions offered, making them entertaining
to those who do not dance as we'll as
to those who do. .E~> 80
Harry B. Lumbard and Grace F. Dick
erson, both of Stately, Brown county,
were united in: marriage by Judge of
Probate George Monday afternoon. The
bride is the charming daughter of Capt.
p. p. Dickerson, one of the most prom
inent men Of that section of the county,
while the groom is worthy young far
mer of the same locality. The young
couple have the distinction of having
their marriage license graced with the
signatures as witnesses of two real live
editors, Messrs. Cassidy of the Journal,
and Barager of the New. Ulm Review,
being SO fortunate as to be present upon
that most interesting occasion. In hon
or Of tho event the bride will receive a
years subscription to the Review as a
wedding present. 49,
The Review has it by subterranean
cable, or other equally reliable source,
that the young ladies, at least some of
them, are arranging for a dance to be
given at Turner Hall next Wednesday
evening in which the only part the
young gentlemen will have will be to
look pleasant and make themselves gen.
orally agreeable. All the arrangements
are being made by the fair sex and the
entire management of the affair will be
in their hands. Over 70 invitations have
been issued to young gentlemen, every
one of which, it is safe to say, will be
accepted. It is such occasions as this
that makes bald headed old buffers like
the editor wish, to put it mildly, that
marriage was not looked upon as both a
failure and a crime by so many Of the
Igir]s. Ill. Gill; ~ j
/ Owing to a misunderstanding as to
dates the entertainment for the benefit
of the public library to be given on the
24th will be held at Turner Hall instead
of the Opera House as previously an
nounced. The programme as announced
by the committee is asfollows: ...6 ]:
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Messrs. w. Beick, F. Gruber.
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Dwight +. Mowery
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