New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-17

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b Gruenenfeader at the Opera House
Sunday eveaIng l Ned be a sue
cessful entensai nhent frog the praise
that was bestowed ii fheln the fol-
lowing day The sol rendered by the
Loesch men Wens 5nsid ered especially
fine.
In this issue we are publishing
number of train notices announcing
tie change of time in the departure of
the morning train on the NJ s. ST. L.
for the Twin cities, which took effect
Monday morning, May Is. The train
which formerly departed from here at
I6:40 now leaves at $40 and arrives in
Minneapolis at 11:3O and in ST. Paul
at l2:05.
Mrs. George Marti entertained the
Junior Pioneer Club at her home on
the outskirts of the city Thursday af-
ternoon. Eachre was played during
the day, Miss Sophia Hoffman, vim
ming the head prize while Mrs. Carl
Cfone captured the BOBBY. After a
delicate luncheon the guests departed
| for their homes.
Invitations have been received in
this city announcing the annual grad
luatlon exercises of the Cumn.ck
School of Oratory at Evanston, Ill.
Among the graduates who will receive
their diplomas on the twenty fifth
of this month appears the name of
Miss Minnie Schoch, sister of DR..
Schoch in this city.
Rev. S. V. S. Fisher of Minneapolis
has been secured to deliver the morn
ing and evening services at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday. He
is known to be an eloquent orator in
his home city and the subject he has
chosen here for his sermon will no
doubt find favor with the people of that
church and others who attend
Michael Mullen left Monday morn
ing for points in Texas where he will
meet Charles Stuebe ST., who depart
ed for that state last week. These
gentlemen will again purchase a great
number of cattle which they will ship
to their ranches at Evarts, S. D., to
be fed for a number of months before
they will be placed on the market.
Last week the city council of Waseca
were in the city looking over our cleo
trio light plant. The city is about to
improve their present plant and they
came here for the purpose of investi-
eating the city light here. They stated
that the service in this city excelled
all others that they had seen and ex-
pressed their greatest satisfaction.
August Windhorn of New Ulm, one
of the best known and successful real
estate men in this section of the state
was in town Wednesday and on Mon
day next he will take a party of Sleepy
| Eye farmers to North Dakota where
they expect to buy farms. Mr.. Wind
horn has some very fine lands in that
state for sale. Sleepy Eye Herald.
The game of ball played between
the Courtland and Judson aggrega-
tions last Sunday resulted in the
score of 26 to 2 in favor of the Court
land boys. It was an interesting
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very fine work was done, especially
in the field, where Etter made one
handed catch which set the spectators
wilo.:
While some person was cutting down
a large shade tree in the neighberhood
OF. Emil Kachel's onnorth Broadway the
tree was accidentally allowed to fall
upon one of the arc lights, tearing it
from the wires and completely demol-
ishing it as it fell upon the ground.
Electrician Emil Rachel removed the
broken illumination and it was taken to
the station house.
i Yesterday afternoon occurred the
I marriage of Joseph Kosek and Miss
! Martha Spelbrink both of this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Christ Spelbrink and is refined
respected young lady. Mr.. Kosek is
the son of Inatz Kosek of this city
and is an Industrious man will worthy
of his young wife. We extend GU,
9 hearty congratulations.
9 Mrs. F. II. Behnke returned yester
day from Minneapolis where she hat
been in attendance at the meeting O
J the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Sta1
: last Wednesday and Thursday. Will,
2 there Mrs. Behnke was appointed
! Grand Matron of that Chapter al
Office that is we'll in keeping with he
social position. She has been dill
: gent worker in the home Chapter
5 progress.
Word has been received here tina
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