New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL NEWS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Miss Mary Baasen of Sleepy Eye,
was entertained by New Ulm relatives
Sunday.
Rev. Geo. Marts. of Brainerd, will
preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Sioux Lodge, K. of p, is preparing
for roll call of all it's members to be
held on the evening of November 30th.
Progress Lodge, A. O u. W., will
give its grand ball in Turner Hall
tomorrow evening. A large crowd is
expected. ...~-.
Miss Lou Baasen left Monday after
noon for Eau Claire, Wis, to spent
Thanksgiving with her brother, DR..
John Baasen.
Geo. Groebner of Sigel, and Miss
Mary Kraus of this city, will be
united in marriage at the Catholic
church tomorrow. -
DR.. G. r. Koch spent Thursday and
Friday in St. Paul in attendance upor
a meeting of the alumni of North
western university. s..~< "
A card social will be given by the
Herman Sisters in Schell's hall on
Friday evening, December 4th. Adj
mission will be Is cents. 5-=
In the Catholic church yesterday
morning Henry Schleglof sigel town
ship, and Miss Barbara Paa of this
city, were happily married.
Twelve volumes of Appleton's Uni
versal Encyclopedia and Atlas have
been added to the high school library.
The work was received this week.
R. L. English will remain in New
Ulm. The Minneapolis & st. Louis
offered him inducements to stay and
yesterday he withdrew his resignation.
Henry Gag of Cottonwood, and Miss
Anna Warta of New Ulm, were joined
in matrimony by Rev. Father H. B..
Sandmeyer in the Catholic church
Monday.
Business will not be very british in
New Ulm Thanksgiving. The banks
will not open at all and by far the
greater number of the stores will. close
in the afternoon.
Chas. Brust, local agent for the
American Express company, last week
received the delivery wagon which was
sent away some time ago to be re-
paired and repainted.
Turkeys are very scare in Mime
apolis and other large cities but it is
likely that the local market will be
we'll supplied. They will sell in New
Ulm at Is cents per pound.
Albert Schlumpberger of Ormsby,
was in the city last week. He has sold
his furniture and harness store at
Ormsby and on Monday left for the
Dakotas, where he will locate.
Members of the Congregational and
Methodist churches will hold aunion
meeting in the latter edi6ce at10o'clock
tomorrow morning, when Rev. G. 81.
Sauter will preach the sermon.
Quality, style, fit and workmanship
A combination found in every garment
tailored by the Great Eastern Wooler
Mills. See our fine display, at10Minne
sofa St. Remember until Saturday
only. S15 OOsuit or overcoatt omeasure
A very large crowd from New Uln
attended the annual turkey shoot giver
by J. M. Haubrich at his home il
Milford Sunday afternoon. Thirty-fvt
of the birds were given to the con
testants as prizes.
The Ladies Society of the Lutheran
church will have their yearly sale O.
all kinds of sewing in the Lutheran
school building on Saturday, Novem
Der 28th. lunch will be served in the
afternoon and evening.
The. Great Eastern Wooden Mills
Co. are the tailors who do business or
a large scale. Here until Saturday
only. Suit or overcoat to measure
$500. Remember the number II
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| At the postofice tomorrow the genera
| delivery window will be open between
9 and 10 in the morning and 3 and
| in the afternoon. The mail carrier:
will make one delivery but no rura
mail will be carried. ST. s
A district convention of the Knight!
of Pythias will be held at Sleepy Eyt
next Friday. Sioux Lodge of this city
will probably be represented by ALDER
Pfaender, Geo. Hauenstein, G. A
Zelle, AL Olson,> G.. A. Ottomeyer
Fred Stolz and G, II. Dirks.
AS an insurance solicitor P. Liescl
cannot be said to be bowling success
but he is really persevering as