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

Warwicks MINISTRIES which appeared
in this city Sunday was a disappoint-
ment to many who were present. The
company is not up to the advertising
and while parts of it were good the
parts that were not spoiled the effect
of the whole. The attendance was light
owing partly to the counter attraction
in Turner theatre.
The ladies of the Turner society an
nounce that there will be euchre par
ty in Turner hall Sunday evening,
Nov. Sth, to which they extend a cor
dial invitation to all to be present and
enjoy themselves. The price of ad-
mission to the party will be Is cents
and this will include lunch, which will
be served in the DINING room. .-.
NJ. Mullen and Chas. Stuebe, who
have been out on their cattle ranch in
South Dakota, returned home We'd
nesday after having sent to the Chica-
go market some 1900 head of cattle.
This is the second shipment of the sea-
son and will be followed by another
Feed on the range has been good this
year and the cattle are in good con-
ditiOn.
On Tuesday the Woman's Literary
club met with Mrs. F. j. Hubbard on
Washington street. Mrs. Hubbard
conducted lesson in English history.
A paper by Mrs. Appellate on Early
English Literature and oral sketches
of Chaucer and Spenser completed the
program. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. A. J. Alvin.
A reception was rendered Rev. anC
Mrs. b. N. Schmuck at the beautiful
home of Mr.. M. A. Bingham on South
Minnesota street, Monday evening b!
the ladies of St. Peters Guild. Mrs
Harris, Messrs. NJ. A. and A. W
Bingham received with Rev. and Mrs
Schmuck. Refreshments were servet
in the dining room where Richmond
roses and ferns provided charmin!
decorations.
A jolly party was that given by tn
Junior Endeavors in the congregation
\ al church parlors yesterday evening
The rooms were beautifully decorate
with autumn leaves and jack-o-lan
terms. Halloween tricks and game
furnished amusements for the even
ing. The menu was very appropriat
J, for the occasion consisting of pump
!, kin pie, apples, sandwiches and choco
S late. The party was we'll attended an
r enjoyed by all.
- There was a meeting of the member
= of the club which has its rooms owe
the Red Front Grocery store, and
: name for the organization was adopt
y ed. After considerable discussio
r "The Dakotah Club" was hit upon a
e suitable name, its derivation bein
9 from the tribe of Indians that at on
u time occupied this part of the country
The club is limited to twenty-five men
+ bers and there are only few vacancies
;, DR.. Wood left Hanska Friday fo
Wichita, Kas., where he was marie
! yesterday to Miss Mary E. Kicker {
:. that city, formerly resident of Far
y bault, the old home of the physician
The many friends of the doctor in thi
city as well as the entire county wi
: wish him we'll in his undertaking. TIL
= bachelors of Hanska lose one of the
4 leading and most influential member:
3 He will be at home after Nov. 10th.
- The new Episcopal church has II
- ceived from the hands of the Ladie
Guild of the church an elegant Maso
& Hamline organ, one especially d.
: signed for church purposes, built o
g the plan of pipe organs and finishe
. in excellent style. 1t is principal
-e the gift of one of the members of tn
" congregation whose modesty forbid
the publication of his name. but he
~ lover of good music and wanted t
be assured of the best while attendin
IS to his deyOtiOns.
s The formal transfer of the owner
- ship of the City Drug Store passe
~ from the hands of w. G. Alvin t
:. Arbes Bros. yesterday and the ne
proprietors are now becoming a,
- quainted with their possessions. TT
young men have many friends in tn
p city and will keep the patronage an
Re character of the City Drug store up t
IN the high mark set by its former owne
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