New Ulm review., 1900-10-31
New UllII
nd VicInity

N. and Mn. ". Bingbsn visited
the twin cities lat weex, rstu,nin home
Friday.
Mn George Danber and Ms Ida
Mcdonald spent Sunday with friends in
Mankato.
Miss Ida McCabe Of st. Peter spent
Sunday in this city the guest Of Miss
Eva Klossner.
Editor Hay, Of the Brown County
Journal, returned Monday morning from
a short trip to Albert Lea. . ':.s... s.
/, ! Mrs. George Marti and son Alfred
went to St. Paul Saturday for q few
few days visit with relatives and friends.
4 d.. Kohler of Minneapolis, llsbe in
New Ulm, Sunday, Nov. 1th.., after
11P:I N. to do eye, ear, nose and throat
work. r., =S... ss .,t.ss,,. ~ :
You can increase yoursslorthand speed
at the New Ulm Business College night
! school and be prepared TO accept q much
better5p position. Enter now >.-.s.ss FL.
+ H: L.. Bach OF Owatonna, formerly IN
the music business here, was calling on
friends IN this city Thursday OF last
week. sze.%.E I
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Mrs. Reuben Townsend. and little
daughter left for Minneapolis last Thurs
dav for two weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Ladies if you have not received your
invitation to the lectures this week look
in your husbands pockets-you will un-
doubtedly find it.
DR.. and Mrs. o. G. Str1ckler have been
at Ann Arbor, Mich, during the past
week visiting with the doctors mother,
returning Friday. e.. =. zT2
Charles Hess, an employee of the Hau-
enstein Brewing company, went to Chi
cago yesterday to further perfect him
self in the art of beer bottling in the
| interest of the brewery.
Rev. S. G. Updyke went to Minneap-
oils Monday morning to attend meetings
of the Anoka Conference, of which he is
m oderator, and the Minnesota Congre-
gational Club at Minneapolis.
Mis-. Hunt of Chicago extends a cor
dial invitation to all ladies interested
in progressive ideas to attend a course
Of free illustrated lectures to lie given
at opera house beginning Thursday Nov.
lst at $50 P. NJ.
Assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Critch-
ett and Misses Newsalt, Koch and Can
fie Id, Mamie Barager entertained party
of school friends at the home of her par
cuts On State street last Friday evening,
the occasion being her fifteenth birthday.
The Andrews Opera company gave a
fairly good rendition of Carmen at the
opera house last Thursday evening to q
most representative audience. The Choir
us was strong and evenly balanced and
as the Andrews people are old favorites
here the production was we'll received.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Bretta Price at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Critchett, Satur-
day evening, the occasion being Miss
Prices sixteenth birthday. About thirty
friends and schoolmates, were present
and the evening was most pleasantly
passed in games and kindred amuse-
ments.
Some of the small boys about town
deserve severe punishment at the hands
of their parents, for throwing mud and
other things at a carriage full of ladies
from New Ulm last Saturday afternoon.
1t is all right to. support your favorite
team but It's the meanest thing you can
do to abuse anyone who supports the op-
posing side. If we knew the names of
those boys we would certainly publish
them.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
George Dauber, agent for the Ameri-
can Express company, and Pat. McHale,
manager of the Western Union telegraph
company IN this city, were out hunting
the other day. They must certainly have
had pretty good LUCK for Pat says that
he did not have time to count the ducks
but he sold 9 pounds Of feathers the next
morning. 1 %zt ~ n
The death of Martin Cimm occurred
Monday evening, Of old age. Deceased
was native of Germany where he was
born Nov. l6, 1922, He came to Amer
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