New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08

have large variety of the latest kind
mas mas presents: will dive free lessons every
Friday from to o'clock. Would be
eaSsfsS s f hsHf Us sa'es call ."
Mrs. S. D. Peterson visited in Fair
fax and Franklin Monday.
| DR.. Z. A. Fritsche made profess
sional trip to Cleveland, LIE Sueur
county Thursday.
The twelve year old son of Dietrich
Meyer of Nicolletlast Thursday had a
second operation performed on his leg
for deceased bone.
The trustees of the Methodist church
are having especially prepared paper
placed on the windows of the church
which gives them the appearance of be-
ing stained glass.
The Women's Literary club will give
their annual reception to the teachers
of the public schools on Saturday
afternoon at the home of their presi-
dent, Mrs. Fl. L. Beecher.
While working about threshine
machine in the Even Price farm in
Cambria Henry Wagner of Cotton
wood accidentally got under the ma
chine and was badly injured.
Joseph F. Groebner last week bought
the old Forster building on Broadway
which served as defense to the citi-
zens during the Indian Massacre. He
will have it remodeled and move his
family into it..
Emil Frenzel who recently purchased
the Springfield Bottling Works has
gone to Springfield to open the same.
His father will again take charge of
the New Ulm Works. Mr. Frenzel, Sr.
says he is glad to be busy once more
at the old business. He has had yaca-
ton enough to last him for sometime.
The Glencoe Enterprise of last week
contains an account of the annual
meeting of the Congregational church
OF that city and the reception rendered
to Rev. F. H. Meske at the same time.
Mr.. Meske has been called to preach
IN that church after a service of sever
years at Ortonville. He was at one
time pastor of the Congregational
, church in this city.
A card from Fred johnson post
marked Charlotte, Va. brings the in
form alton that he has has had a yer,
: pleasant visit with T. NJ Marcellus
who, he says, is about to launch {
daily paper on the unsuspecting PEG
: pie OF that city. DR.. Marcellus will bt
remembered as resident of Sleepy
L Eye few years ago. He bought thu
i, Sleepy Eye Herald from Tom Bower
y and sold it to Mr.. Hodges.
Halloween at Hanska seems to have
been of the kind that has few terror.
and many surprises, but the most sur
y prlsing part of the evening was tina
some person left a turkey at the from
y door of Editor Haenze's home 1t mus
> have been a mistake, but the modes
~ editor of the Herald announces that h.
. extended a welcome hand to the visito
and will have it properly cared for un
til Thanksgiving time.
The commission house of Edwards
' Wood & Co. which for the past fou
;, years has been in business in this cit,
. was closed last week there not being
. work sufficient to pay expenses. r. J
Carter who has had charge of the af
fairs for the last two weeks has beer
Il assigned to Mankato where he viii
: relieve the operator who is on vaca
: ton. The removal of this house leave:
Z. the Cummings people in control of the
: local situation.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guilt
very pleasantly surprised Mrs. F. H
Behnke on Friday afternoon, the occa
sion being her birthday anniversary
On Monday afternoon during Mrs. A
w. Bing hams absence they took pos
: session of her home, all being attiret
in dutch costumes. Upon Mrs. Bing
hams return she found dutch luncl
i and, dutch friends awaiting her. TIL,
menu consisted of sauerkraut, wieners
potato-salad rye bread, coffee cake ant
y coffee.