New Ulm review., 1900-10-31

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llliam Behnke Of g.. Jsmess =
|iiiAe rslafiyes and fri1ssdis in fhilscity
Saturday. &
Mr. and Nm. 81. G. Rudolphi lstnrssd
Monday evening from their summer's
tour in Germany. S
William Behmler VA Judged insane
| ii probate court Friday and taken TO the
state institution at st. Peter.
N. Hsnningsen made 3 business trip
to Minneapolis the latter part Of last
week. VI. wi s.s.=
George Groebner of Wir throp was ID
this city on business Thursday and Fri.
day Of last week. ~S !
H. BOY WANTED to learn the printers
/ trade. OnlyAa good steady boy with a
Reasonable amount of education desired
Call at the Review Office. "@s ss7's'.'2'
Fhe ladies' OF the Turnverein will give
Ia card social at Turner hall Sunday,
Nov.t4tb, at 8 o'clock p m.4. Admission
20 cents, including lunch. Everybody
I is cordially Invited. .~~.. -'@'. .-.
Mr., and Mrs. G. J. Reinecke Of Steele
county, who have been visiting at the
home of their son, DR.. Reinecke, in this
city since last Thursday, returned home
yesterday, ssss '~'.''4
A Aspeciahinvitation is extended to the
members of Current News Club to at
tend the lecture given at opera house
Thursday, Nov: 1st and Friday End at
2:3OP. NJ. 49,. -<~>s
Mrs. James G.. Langmaid of Granite
Falls, mother of Miss A. B. Langmaid,
9th grade teacher in the public schools,
arrived in this city Friday for short
visit with her daughter. -,'.
Mrs. H. Schmidt and son, Herman c.,
took their departure last Thursday for
Oakland, Cal., where they will make
their future home. Their departure is
regretted by many friends here.
Railway mail service was established
on the Minneapolis s. St. Louis last
week from this city to Estherville. This
will be very greatly appreciated by the
residents of the towns on the line south
of this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Scherer.
who died at St. Alexander's hospital
Tuesday evening took place, at the Cath
olic church Thursday morning and the
remains we're inferred in the Catholic
cemetery. Deceased was 25 years of
age and the cause of death consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ochs, recently
married at Faribault, who had been Wis
iting relatives here during the past week,
went to St. Paul Friday where they will
remain for a few days and then return
to Faribault where Mr.. Ochs is engaged
in business.
The blackboards for the new high
schoo! building arrived Friday aud are
now being placed in position. The
boards consist of $500 pounds of slate.
But for an unexpected delay in the re.
ceipt of the stair material the building
would have been ready for occupancy
this week.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Congregational
cuhrch will hold an "Echo" meeting in
the church parlors next Sunday evening
at $50. In addition to the usual pro.
gram there will be the reports of the
delegates to the convention recently held
at ALERT Lea.
While the 9. r. O. sign was not need
ed at the opera house Sunday evening it
was mighty close shave and the Hans
Hanson company can find no fault with
its reception here. James McAlpin as
the green Swede gave a faithful repre-
sentation of that character and his every
appearance was the signal for applause.
The balance of the com pany is good and
as q whole the performance was above
the average of farce comedies.
Speaking of the opera, the Review
wishes to give the management of the
opera house gentle hunch, intended in
the best ofgood nature,- but withal a
very important matter. And that is the
necessity for beginning performances
promptly. On Sunday evening the house
was almost entirely seated at 8:15. but
the curtain did no: rise until $50. If
the advertised hour for the commence
ment of a performance is 8:15 it means
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