New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18

| marriage of Miss Gertrude, daughter Of
L NJ. and Mrs Henry schiottm ann, 70
Henry Becker. at the Gourtland church,
SUNDAY, the 2ad. fer the ceremony
| the young people will take trip and
will be at home in Courtland after March
9Th.
There will be social and dance at the
Milford club hall in the town of Milford
Saturday evening, Feb. a. This is to
Ibe basket social and it is ex pected that
the ladies who attend will prepare a bas-
ket and see that 1t gets to the hall. a
good time is promised and all who come
will be welcome.
Miss Sophia, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Fessenmaier, Of this city was married
yesterday morning At the Catholic church
to Otto Schneider of Searles. The young
people are both well known and Lave
numerous friends IN and out Of the city
who congratulate them on the successful
lending ofstheir courtship.
Mrs. b. Follmann will leave IN short
time for Milwaukee and to the eastern
points for the purpose of getting ac-
qua1nted with the new ST les and buying
an -to-date line Of spring and summer
l.
millinery. She says that. she will have
something for the ladies in her new lines
that will please the most exacting.
f Saturday was Valentines day, and al
though there were number Of these
supposed love tokens purchased, the sale
| of them seems to be decreasing and
even the comic, and repulslve penny
valentine is falling into disfavor with
the children and few of them are sent
out where there used to be quantities.
Prof. Crltchett went TO Minneapolis
Friday and took his son to a specialist
for treatment Of the throat, at the sane
time the professor attended meeting
Of the Shrine to witness the initiation Of
large class in that high degree of Ma.
lsonry. DR.. Stricken and Dan Williams
were also among the number from here
who were present.
Attention is again called to the socla
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that is to be held at the Congregations
church parlors Friday evening. Il is t.
be Washington's birthday social and
Especial effort is being made to made i
more than ordinarily attractive and in
i teresting. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public. There is to be no ad
mission at the door butsa collection i
to be taken up to defray the expenses.
Mr.. NJ. A. and A. W. Bingham return
;. ed from Rochester Thursday where the,
had been to attend the funeral of thei
sister Mrs. Emily 3. Gates. Mrs. Gate
had been sufferer from the disease whicl
caused her death only eight months in
stead Of for the last few years as W
stated in our last issue, and during th
last months of her sickness had bee
4 comparatively free from pain.
A chimney burning nutsin house o
the west side Of the city Sunday night
when the thermometer was down in til,
two figures below zero was the cause III
fire company being called out. The feel
ings of the fremen can better be I'm
aginep than described, and. they are dc
serving of the highest praise for thei
: promptness in responding to the cal
when it was SO pleasant to sit by th
warm fire at home.
Alex. Williams, Supt. Of constructio
) ofahe MINI. Central Telephone Co, wa
over from Willmar Tuesday,. Mr.. Wi
liams says that his company will max
: big improvements and extensions in the
lines this year, among which will be til
doubling of the wires east of Sleepy Ely
and the building Of a ne line from Rec
wood to Vesta. These additions wi
lgreatly facilitate the handling Of the
rapidly increasing business. Springfield
: Advance.
Sunday evening is to be fully occupie
in this city in the observance Of the brit
: day Of the Father Of his country The
: is to be exercises at Turner hall in con
: memoration, and they are to be il Dol
German and English. This service
made quite feature each year and
& not only interesting but instructive. II
5 public is invited to attend. Besides til
s and the exercises that may be held at Il
churches there is to be a band concert;
q Union hall gwen by the Cadet band, th
( will be the best that band has given. Il
s people Of the city have no reason
/ complain that the Father Of his count,