New Ulm review., 1900-10-10

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her rsturn win BE receivsd with grea,
Iplsssure.
Dr. lm,il chcke, who has been vis-
iting his fathsr, Mayor Weschcke, il
this city for some weeks, has finally de
cided e return TO New Ulm to taks up
his pslmanent residence. Dr. Weschcks
has been in TIE west for the past twelve
years and at the present time has = drug
store and practice at Negales, Arizona,
but these Be will cell and resume the
|practicso Of bic profession here.
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The attention Of the public il called
TO- the fact that the dom cratic sud Peo.
ple'sHr paEty club rooms ara locaasd on
the second floor Of the Schoch- Oft ftomsy-
ler block Everyone, regardless OF party
safiiliatious, is invited TO make use Of the.
rooms and reading matter on hand, as.
snred that they will at al times receive
courteous treatment. Drop into the club
rooms and if you don't receive any BEN
eft you will be done no harm.
The Review has never made it d prac-
tice to dun its subscribers through its
own columns and does not now intend
to dc 50. This is simply to call the at
tention Of those who are delinquent to
the fact that we shall very shortly send
out statements to all such as are behind
from one to five years and to ask their
attention to the same. When you re-
ceiye your bill don't get angry but just
look it up and see if we cannot get to-
gether in a friendlv way. II
Mrs. Barbara Mohr, wife Of Theodore
Mohr Of the town of Cottonwood, died
at st. Alexander's hospital last Friday.
Death followed a surgical operation
which it had become necessary to per,
form upon her Deceased was 81 years
of age and leaves husband and five
children to mourn her loss. The funeral
took place from the Catholic church
Sunday morning and the remains were
Inferred in the Catholic cemetery. Quite
a large number of relatives and friends
from Springfield and Leavenworth at
tended the funeral.
1 The building committee of the new
Turner Hall on Monday closed con-
tract with Thomas R. Kane & Co., Chi
cago, for 52e opera chairs fo1 the par
quette and dress circle of the new thea
ire, it being the intention for the present
to seat the remainder of the house with
common chairs of which they have a
large number already on hand. The
new chairs are what is known as hexi-
BILE fve-ply folding chair and are fully
as comfortable and in point of cleanli-
ness much preferable to upholstered
chairs. The amount of the contrat is
$1,24O. +
~Fhe Crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schell was celebrated Saturday ev-
ening by a surprise party rendered them
by the "Just Us" club. Upon the ar
rival of the party at the Schell home
both Mr.. and Mrs. Schell were yelled
with crystal, the former receiving a
beautiful crystal boquet and the latter a
crystal wreath of equal delicacy and
beauty. The special offering of the club
in honor of the event was a beautiful
crystal punch bowl. Following the @cere-
monies" of the occasion there was sing
ing, dancing, lunchlng and a general
good time. Il. s: -
Otto Schell and j. a. Eckstein return
ed from ST. Paul where they had been to