New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-26
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I Announcement is made Of the yeds
ding Of Jos. Karl and Miss Enm4 Bier
baum which is to take place Saturday
Buy Dyars Lubricant Oil for
fhreshers, mowers and binders,
made only by The WesternOiIC CO..
g. +. Carlson q brakeman on one Of
the freight trains Of the 6. 6 N. W. fell
under the train at Sleepy Eye Yesterday
z morning and had one Of his feet crushed.
pr. Strickler was summoned from this
city and ami utated the foot and the in
|jured man was brough to this city where
he Is now in the hospital.
At the regular meeting Of the r. of 2.
lodge Monday night the following Of
icers were elected for the ensuing year.
g. g, Albert Pfaender; Y. G., Geo.
Hauenstein; P. ], Fred Marscbner; e. R. s.,
Fred stoltz;; NJ. b Conrad Dirks; M. A.,
H.. dder; I. e., John Langmack; v. q.
2, lFeritschsi M. ". JOS, Koehler; Trustee,
a. Olsen.
Rev. A. r. Winter was formally in.
stalled as pastor Of the German Evan
ssgelical Lutheran Immanuel's church at
the. services Of yesterday morning. About
a 300 people were in attendance Tie
ceremony was performed BY Prof. Schal-
Ter, Of New Ulm, assisted BY Revs. Deu.
Der and Schulze. Prof. schaller preach
ed very eloquent sermon for the oc-
casion. Beautiful and we'll chosen hymns
We're sung by the choir and the school
children. Mankato Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their Wedding
day Sunday at which time they enter
tanned Mrs. John Lauterbach an5 s-71s
John and Mike Of Redwood Falls, John
Gratz and wife Of Waseca, Mrs. Frank
Schlumpberger and daughter, Lizzie
Weisensee, of Clements and Kate Russell
of Sleepy Eye. The occasion was very
pleasant one both to the hosts and their
guests and all unite IN wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Henle many returns of the day.
a.. J. Eckstein has an excellent dis
play of musical goods in the show VIM
dow of his drug store. In this line he
excels, having about every kind of an
instrument that can be purchased, and
this year he has provided an extra asso1t-I
ment for his holiday trade. People who
want to secure something nice in the.line
of musical instruments from mouth
organ to . piano will find here what they
are looking for and if they have never
been in the store they will be surprised
to see how complete the line is. Mr.
Eckstein will be glad to see his friends
and tai with themeon any thing LIN his
lines. S.
4 Friends of.G. A. Ottomeyer in this city
will learn with surprise that he is to be
married tomorrow to Miss Martha
Arhardt.. The wedding will take place
1t the home of the BRIDES parents and
only the Immediate relatives of the fami-
lies will be present. The ceremony will
be that of the Methodist church and will
be read by Rev. +. Meierbachtel of Fair
fax, at l O'clock at the conclusion of which
the party will partake of the wedding
dinner and leave viz the ST. Louis for
Minneapolis and Chicago, returning to
this city in the course Of a week. They
will be at home in the Hauenstein house
which Mr.. Ottomeyer purchased some
time ago. The best wishes and congratu-
lations follow Mr.. and Mrs. Ottomeyer
and they will be gladly and warmly
welcomed to their new home in this city.
John Erickson of Lafayette Is one more
victim Of the irrepressible corn shredder.
He was attempting to remove cob that
| had become fast in the machine when his
hand and arm was drawn in and sc
lmangled that it was necessary to amput.
ate 1t at the elbow. He WAS gwen surgic.
Eal attention by. DR. rickier Who disi al
that he could to save the arm. The &C:
Icident occurred last tuesday. It seems
/ that in most OF the ras.s where men arr
injured on shreddtrs since they were I'M
proved from those in operation last gear
the fault has been entirely with the men.
They take too great risks and attempt
to do things when the machine is ii
operation that should be done only Wher
the machine IS quiet. This is human
nature, however and it seems that men
IaJe>sloW to realize the value Of caution.
Yesterday morning At the Catholic
church Miss Lizzie Deutz and Chas
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