New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-01

q pretty calendar has been received
| by the Review from A. I. Gliding, now
the proprietor of a prosperous plumb
ing business in Redfeld, S. d.
Mrs. Joseph Morintz of Alberta,
| Canada, is visiting relatives and
friends in West Newton and Ridgley.
Her stay will extend through this week
at least.
| Allen Potter and Miss Alma Leon
ard of Springfield were married We'd
nesday by Judge of Probate George.
The young people returned home the
same day.
/ There were two deaths Saturday,
both Infants four weeks old. One was
the child of Mrs. Dietz and the other
little Viola Tanke: Both were buried
/ in the city cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stricken has re-
turned to her home in Lansing, Mich,
after an extended visit in New Ulm
and Sleepy Eye with her sons, Drs. o.
@. and A. E. Stricken.
/ Judge of Probate S. A. George
| Monday united in marriage John G ar
rioch Of New Ulm and Miss Blanch
Pickle of town Home. The ceremony
was polished though simple.
/ An interesting feature of sleighing
party last week was the walk to town
from Hauenstein's brewery by one
man and four young ladies. while the
4 rest of the crowd stayed and danced.
ST. Anne Court, w. G. o. F., will
give another of their popular card
| parties in the basement of the Catholic
church, Tuesday, February 18th. There
| will also be musical entertainment
Ladies who are interested in a nice
! spring Jacket, Cravanette, Suit or
/ Skirt should not forget to call at j. F.
i Neumann's store next Monday, Feb.
9th, where you will find large and
nice line to pick from.
Max Burg was in the city Saturday,
being home from trip for the Burg
Cigar factory. He is wearing new
overcoat, having had the misfortune
! to have his other stolen from hotel at
which he was stopping.
| The following officers were installed
by the Knights of Pythias Monday
1 night: Adolf Wagner, c. c.: r. Riggs,
V. c.; Albert Pfaender, G. r. s.; G.
A. .Zelle, p; C. Dirks, M. f.; w.
Cavanaugh, M. W.; J. Koehler, I. G.;
/ A. Nagel, NJ. A.; DR.. F. W. Fritsche,
/ A. G.
1 Rev. J. w. Brown of Montevideo
will preach morning and evening next
| Sunday at the Congregational church.
He is said to be a very able preacher.
Rev. Mr.. Knott, who has been filling
the pulpit for the last month, returned
to his home in Minneapolis the first Of
the week.
/ The pioneers lost two out of three
games to Company A team Tues
j day of last week, and Friday the Hau
brichs lost two games to the Buengers
The scores were as follows: Company
A-630, ISL, 1893; Pioneers 698, 637
797. Haubrichs 1924, 693, 1856; Buen
gers 6S2, 744, S28.
: John FL. Forster is on the program
| OF the fifteenth annual convention o
| the Minnesota Funeral Directors as
ISOLATION which meets in Minneapoli
at the state university February 10th
18th and 18th. He is one of the tw'
chosen to give practical demonstra
tion of trimming caskets.
When the second trial opens in NJ an
kato New Ulm may be robbed Q
her physicians for few days at least
as every medical man in the city i
subpoenaed by the state; DIR. O. c
/ Stricken, DR.. j. L. Schoch, DR.. G. B
) Weiser, DR.. L. A. Fritsche and Dr.
j. II. Voge] all being witnesses.
Delegates from the southern part c
the state to the cement workers cor
: vention at Minneapolis praise th
qualities and appearance Of the pre-
duct of the New Ulm Stone company
| which was on exhibition during th
a three-day's session. They expect t
s see the material take first place in til
e use for which it is intended.
g Louis J. Buenger is now in Lc
: Angeles enjoying himself immensel,
He recently made the ascent Of
q mountain, the last portion of whic
: had to be made on a donkey's bacl
7 The New Ulm man writes that the hare
est part of the climb was in finding a
animal that would carry him.
4 Clerk of Court John Larson believe
in having.all things properly labele
1 and has very fttingly pasted on h
book of certificates of marriage tn
little tribute, which he says is n,
a original: wv omen--the fairest wol
of the Great Author, the edition