New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-11-21

General school fund ........ 174.88
Permanent University fund.-. 5000
F A Salvation Army meeting; will be
held in schell's hall Thursday evening
of this week. The meeting will be in
charge of Capt. Herbst of the. Sleepy
Eye Salvation Army and an effort will
be made to organize the work in this
city. -. ...., ,'.. . -
Barbara Kopp, wife Of Alois Kopp, of
this city, died in the hospital at St.
Peter Monday. She has been an inmate
of that institution for nearly % years.
The remains were brought to this city
yesterday by undertaken Buenger for
burial.
i A slight change in the time card of the
M. & st. L. took place Monday, the
north-bound passenger train formerly
leaving here for Minneapolis at i 80
now going at :15, five minutes earlier,
and the accommodation freight leaving
for Winthrop at p. m. instead of 6 80.
Mrs. S. F. Fritze, mother OF Rev. Geo.
Fritze, pastor Of the Methodist church,
is sitting in this city this week. At
the conclusion of her visit here she will
goto Sleepy Eye where she will make
her home with her son, Rev. Fritze, pas
tor of the Methodist church of that
place.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
Miss Anna Hackle arrived in this CITY
direct from Vienna, Austria, where she
has been. engaged as a teacher in the
Kindergarten schools of that city. Miss
Hackle will remain in this city during
the winter the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Anton Kitzberger.
Henry Keller, foreman in the Office of
the Springfield Advance, and formerly a
member of Hose Co. No. in this city,
came down from Springfield Saturday
afternoon to celebrate his birthday that
evening with his former brother fremen.
The event took place at Jos. Groebner's
and was jolly affair.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the Congregational church will give q
dime social at the home of Mrs. Mowery
Friday evening. All children, whether
members Of the society or not, are lnvit-
ed. The hours have been placed at from
Z to 9 o'clock in order that the little
folks may get home early.
John Torgrimson, for the past two
years associated with S. D. Peterson in
the machinery business in this city,
moved to Hanska last Friday where he
has formed a partnership with o. Syn
steby in the same liue of business. They
will also add a line of furniture and
open first class furniture store.
The marriage of August Wild, form
erly resident of this city and men,
Der of Co. A. End regiment, to Miss Ida
Spaulding of Lamberton was celebrated
in that city last Thursday. Fred stolz,
of this city, oficiated as best man and
the Second Regiment orchestra furnished
music for u dance il the evening. =
The Review is in Receipt of copy of
the Lake Preston, s. D., Times which
brings. the intelligence that Henry Mauch,
formerly resident of this city, was
elected senator, to represent Kingsbury
county, by majority of 1877. The
friends of Mr.. Mauch in this vicinity
congratulate him upon his success.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to again call
attention to the social and dancing party
to be given by the ladies of the Eastern
Star in Masonic hall Thanksgiving even
ing. It will, however, be sufficient to
say that it will be-, as usual, very
pleasant gathering and if you do not
attend you will always wish you had. =.
Dr.. Emil Weschcke left Monday after
noon for Los Angeles, California, and
will spend the winter on the Pacific
slope, Contrary to former announcement
he was not accompanied BY his sister,
Miss Erna, the state of her health being
so much improved that it was not con-.
sidered necessary for her to leave home.
st. Anne's Court q. O. F. will give .
dance in the opera house this evening
which promises to be one Of tile most
elaborate and pleasing social functions
Of the season. The committee on n.
engagements hare spared no pains to
make the event . complete success and
il IS An assured fact that it will b. SUCH