New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03

d ~ announced 10 the Review III
was q. a. Ottomeyer and Minis Marfha
sArhardt we're married g the hons IS
Mr.. and Mn. John Arhardt On ThAnkss
giving. About midnight that evening,
they arrived ii this city and stayed Ct
The Grand hotel until time for the early
train On the Northwestern onswhich they
depart for Chicago Il is not supposed
that NJ. Ottomey er was trying 70 dodge
his friends but be certainly managed To-
miss tkem il excellent shape
6fterla vain attempt On the part Of
Hoidale g somsen, attorneys for Mrs
Lonlsa Gasink TO secnre = sett element
from the city for damages sustained BY
reason Of fall caused by ! broken and.
detective sidewalk, they have entered
suit against the city e recover damages
for the injury to the amount S., 1s9.s
The city Of New Ulm and Mrs. Amelia
scherer are named as defendants in the.
action. Phe case will come before the
next tetll IF tie district court. 558s5..
AZ the meeting Of CO. a on Wednes.I
day evening Albert Pfaender was pro-
NOTED from second to first lieutenant and
Fred sStolz was elected to the place of
second lieutenant. These promotions
were made BY reason Of the resignation.
of D. Grussendorf. After the election
the members Of the company spent the
evening In 9 social way and were treated
to banquet before leaving. AS has
always been the case the company is still
Differed by comp and genial men
who will take pride IN the organization.
The dance given b the Turner hall
orchestra Thanksgiving evening was q
success in every way. The crowd was
good, the music was good and the people
were all in excellent humor. 1t is the
first dance that has been given in this
city for some time in the Turner hall
and it was taken advantage OF By all who
care to dance. The orchestra makes ex-
cellent dance music better than much
that is turned out By many of the visit
ing orchestras for which high prices are
paid and the people who dance to the
music say that they would as soon 60 to
one Of their dances as to any that been
here. This is an excellent testimony for
the orchestra, and as deserving as it is
excellent. *
John Reinhart is the latest victim OF
the corn shredder. In some way he got
his left hand in the machine and it was
drawn IN until it tore and lacerated The
arm above the elbow to such an extent
that it was necessary to. amputate the
arm near the shoulder. The operator
was made BY Drs. Weiser and Strickler
It is q terrible misfortune to any man t.
be SO MANNED but in the case Of Mr.
4 Remnant it is a satisfaction to him K
know that be is so fixed financially tina
he will mol be greatly distressed by th,
accident. The cause of 80 many accident
this year seems to come from the fac
i that the corn is damp and refuses t
, operate in the machine as it should. TIL
| distressing frequency Of these accident
is alarming and if it keeps up from yea
| to year the number of farmers. havinj
but one aim will be very great.
}, Dec. 18th. Mankato is to have a conf
!, opera "a Normandy Wedding, pro
duced by the Grace Cameron Opera Go
of fifty people. This opera is the unite,
work Of the author of Wang and th
! author Of ''The Isle of Champagne" tw,
of the most celebrated operas that ar
/ before the people. "a Normandy wed
| ding is said to be in every way the equa
1 of the former and under the direction .
Mr.. Whitney it is receiving as mncl
praise from the press as either. Tn
Burgomaster which was played in Man
kato sometime ago attracted quite
number from this place and they wer,
all we'll pleased with the play. II is sal,
to promise that the coming attractio,
will be superior to the Burgomaster ant
all who love comic opera will be vel
paid for the cost Of seeing the play
Tickets should be secured early as til