New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21
VIM. Hostetter, the genial livery man

at Schnelder'S Darn LOOK VaCaGloH ldSt
Wednesday and spent the day in Esther
i Vile, Ia. When he returned it was found
that he was married, Mrs. Clara Fenscke
being the fortunate bride. On Sunday
the wedding was celebrated at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gottlieb Henne, a number Of friends be-
ing present. Mr.. Hostetter has been re-
ceiving the congratulations of his friends
during the week. Long life and pros
perity to the happy couple.
The New Ulm Land and Investment
Company of which J. Klossner Jr., is
manager, has leased the room recently
vacated by Bingham Bros. and will es-
tablish headquarters there. This COM
pany is formed of number of the bust
ness men of the city and has large hold
ings in the best part of the famous Can
ada territory which is being taken up SO
readily. The company is in a position
to place the man with small means in a
position to become independent in a
short time.
Mr.. W. A. Grant who has been in town
this week advertising Grain-O and Jell O.,
called at this Office before he left and
presented the editor with package each
of Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Straw
berry Jell-O. We found that Jell-O is a
delicious gelatlne dessert preparation, al
ready sweetened and favored, and pre-
pared for the table by simply pouring
boiling water over it. AS the price is
but 10 cents package, it seems that all
might enjoy this luxury, as every first
class grocer sells it.
The Christian Endeavor Social given
at the church parlors on Friday evening
was decided success in every way. The
program was carried out in almost every
detail and was thoroughly appreciated.
Edgar Zelle and his recitation entitled
"George Washington and the Alligator"
brought down the house. Each number
on the program was faultless. A light
lunch was served and good collection
taken. The attendance was better than
usual.
Louis Anbrosch, the volinist, assisted
by number of other talented musicians
and Mrs. Minnesota McBain--Thomp-
son, the we'll known elocutionist gave
an entertainment at the opera house last
Monday evening to a small audience. Mr..
Ambrosch and his company exerted every
effort to please those present aDd they
certainly did so, if one can jugde from
the number of times they we're encored.
The violinlst himself did especially we'll
and his playing won enthusiastic ap-
plause from the audience.-Sleepy Eve
Herald. ~ 49,.
On Thursday evening at the home OF
F. J. Backer occurred the marriage OF
Miss Anna Backer Of this city to. Herm
Meyer of Redfeld, s. D. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. J. Albrecht
Miss Backer is sister of F. ]. Backer
and the groom is farmer living neal
Redfeld. Late Thursday evening the
Concordia band serenaded them By play.
ing several pieces infront of the residence
on Minnesota street. On Monday The
young couple left for Red6eld where
they will make their home.
As announced in7the Review last
week ". r. Wendt has purchased G. Z
Woods interest in the Grand hotel anG
will make q strong effort to bring ths
hotel up to the perfec tion it should have
There is no reason why this hotel should
not pay. The city is plenty large Il
accommo date two first class hotels ane
while the Grand has been two-dolla
fasday house the tables set were no
what they should be. When they ar
made better the hotel will no doubt b
i g paying proposition. s....