New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-02-13

| he went to meet party to go up to the
Washburn North Dakota country.
The marriage of John Stadther, of
this city, and Miss Jennie Bushard, Of
Lafayette, occurred yesterday. The hap
py pair are heartily congratulated by a
large circle of friends.
Mrs. Nellie French returned from St.
Paul Saturday, where she has held a
position as stenographer, and has accept
ed similar position with the Eogle
| Roller Mill Co. in this city.
Mrs. Anna Barr, aged so years. died
at her home in this city Saturday morn
ing. Her husband Joe Barr, died exact
ly five weeks ago. The funeral was held
Monday from the Catholic church.
| Miss Bertha Scheiderich left Friday
1 for Mankato where she will visit ior
several days before going to st Paul to
take position with a large wholesale
millinery house.
Parties wishing election tickets for
the coming township election are re-
minded that the REVIEW is in shape to
turn them out in the best of style and
Upon short notice.
DR.. A. F. Stricken, Of Sleepy Eye,
and DR.. Rothenberg, of Springfield, we're
in this city Saturday and assisted by DR..
0. c.. Stricken performed delicate sur.
gical operation at St. Alexander's hos
pltal.
The death of Miss Francis Baer oc
cured Sunday morning at the home of
her parents in this city. Deceased was
"a years Of age and the cause of death
was consumption. The funeral was held
yesterday morning from the Catholic
church.
The Junior Christian Endeavor socie-
| ty of the Congregational church will
give valentine social IN the church
parlors Friday evening. The admission
Zee is one valentine and all friends of
the church and society are cordially in
vited
The Current News Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Pfefferle. The subject of the meet
ing will be SIN the New York Ghetto"
Papers will be read upon The Hebrews,
by Mrs. Alma Krook, Synagogues, by
Mrs. Silverson, Teachers of the Toral,
by Mrs. Ella Vogel.
The regular semi monthly meeting of
the Woman's Literary Club will be held
with Miss Carrie friedman next Tues
day afternoon. Among the papers to
be read are Cervantees and Don Quixotte
Mrs Welber, Christopher Columbus, by
Mrs. Klossner, Influence of Women in
Great Enterprises, Mrs. Little.
County Auditor Vogel has favored
the REVIEW with copy of his new map
| OF Brown county just issued. The map
is very complete showing The location of
every farm and road in the county and
as 1t has been compiled and drafted with
the greatest care will prove of the great
est benefit to all who are interested.
| Nicollet Leader: Adolf Buelow had
quite an experience last Monday while
riding his broncho, with only halter
on, the beast ran away with him, broke
down barbed wire fence and threw
Adolf over INTO the field, breaking his
collarbone and otherwise bruising him
up. DR.. Ray made everything as com
Portable as possible.
! The masquerade ball given at the
opera house Sunday evening by the Sec
ond Regiment band was complete sue
cess. Many good costumes were in ey-
idcnce, perhaps the most marked of
which was the Characterization Of Mrs.
Carrie Nation by VIM. Mathews, travel
ing salesman for the Burlington Pick
ling works.
The dance given to "The Merrie Maid
ems" at Turner hall Monday evening
was one of the most pleasant social
events of the entire season. Nearly ev-
cry invited guest was present and all
enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Turner orchestra and sumptuous lun-
cheon was served by the ladies of the
| Turnverein.
Patrons of Fr. L. Peterson's travellers
exchange who had occasion to enter that
popular resort Monday morning jumped
at the conclusion that Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton had made the place visit judging
| from the torn up condition. but they