New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-01

Among those from out of town who
came to see the play, 'Schmerle's
Geheimis, - were Mrs. Paul Voss of
Echo and Mr.. and Mrs. William Runch
of Springfield.
Rev. G. j. Albrecht has commenced
instructing a class for confirm att on in
the Lutheran church. The first meeting
was held in the Lutheran school house
this morning at 9 O'Clock.
Miss Martha Stork who is attending
Ioland Business university at Man
kato spent Sunday with her + arents.
Her roommate Miss Mabelle Ander-
son accompanied her.
Courtland is anxious for some per-
son with capital to take hold of a local
telephone exchange for that village.
Some of the people there are of the
opinion that it would pay we'll.
Anton and Christ Bartl went to La
Crosse Thursday where they attended
the funeral of Frank Bartl, a relative
of theirs. The deceased was president
of the Bartl Brewing Co. of that city.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. Sth the
ladies of St. Anne Court, G. o. F., will
give a card party in the new school
house to which they extend a cordial
invitation. A good time is promised.
DR.. c. w. Miller expects his mother
to arrive from South Dakota sometime
this week. He has rented A. J. Vogel's
house on South Broadway recently
vacated by G. W. Barnes, where they
will go to housekeeping.
Dwight F. Mowery spoke in the Con
greg ational church Sunday evening
He is the son of the first pastor of tina
church of this city. At present he i
teacher in the Mortified high school
While in the city he is the guest O
Gotlieb Schmidt and family.
Louis Ambrosch the violinist, VIII,
has been in Mankato for the past fey
years has decided to leave that cit
and will locate in Spokane, where h
has the promise of much better thing
than he had in this part of the country
Mrs. Henry Furst who has been sic
for several weeks at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hauenstein
has so far recovered that she was abb
to leave for her home in Chicago Mon
day.
The Misses Olivia Schapekahn
Elizabeth Ea stmann, Mary HuelskamI
Anna and Alma Dickmeyer, teacher
of the Fairfax public school drove owe
Friday to visit with relatives an
friends in the city. They returne
, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Taylor Olsen, superir
: tendent of schools of Jackson count
was the guest of Miss Ida Koch owe
Sunday. Mrs. Olsen attended tn
convention at Mankato and havin
friends in this city took advantage (
the time to pay them a visit.
, On account of the great expense {
heating two buildings the old Catht
lie school house has been abandone
and all the classes moved into the ne
building although it is not finished
The black boards have not yet arrive
and the plumbing still remains to /
done.
. Rev. Meyer, who has travelled e.
tensively in foreign lands and has a
quired knowledge of different coul
tries, will be here on Sunday evenir
Nov. 10Th and will deliver lecture
, the Catholic school house using
3 moving picture machine to illustra
! his lecture.
John Shons was arrested by polio
2 man Weisenborn and arraigned befol
, Justice Henningsen Monday mornir
charged with disorderly conduct. f
was fined S. and 81. 10 cost. On motto
of the city attorney the fine was r
mitted and the defendent released c
payment of the cost.
The wedding of Jacob w. Johanne
, and Miss Clara e. Sondag, both your
+ people of Nicollet took place in tt
! Catholic church Monday morning
ten o'clock. Father Scholzen perforr
ing the ceremony. The wedding fest
: vaties were held at the home of JOB
Laue on North Minnesota.
A blizzard in miniature sprung u
during the night Saturday and in Il
morning the ground was covered vii
l snow which seems to have stayir
qualities. It is still earth for sleigl
: ing and most people would be conte
2 to have cold weather hold off for a
t other month or so.