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

The Glee club held its first meeting
Friday evening.
Miss Tillie Heymann visited friends
in Sleepy Eye Friday.
Elsie Retzlaff was operated on Sat-
urday for some throat trouble.
Anton Ochs made business trip to
St. Paul and Faribault last week.
Plain sewing wanted at 327 South
It'll street. 44-2-t
Herman Frenzel and John Dengler
! visited friends in MankatO over Sun
day.
Mrs. F. Fl. Behnke was honored by
visit from her father John cummings
Of st. Peter last Friday.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. F. H.
Behnke Thursday November 9.
Miss Lena Krinkie of Blue Earth
arrived Wednesday evening for few
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Ballen-
bach.
Miss Emma Melges left for Redwood
Falls Friday where she will visit with
her brothers before leaving for Wis
consin.
Judge Weber and court stenO-
grapher Wenzel Eckstein went to Red
wood Falls Monday to open the fall
term Of court.
Car of fancy New York Apples.
All varieties, just arrived. For sale
by Stork Bros.
On Sunday November 10, the Metho-
dists will hold their quarterly meeting
Rev. j. Hauck of Mankato the presid-
| ing elder will oficiate.
Mrs. o. A. Sorenson who haslbeen
| visiting relatives in this city for the
| past two weeks returned to her home at
Minneapolis Thursday.
II. G. Weber and wife of Good
Thunder, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Redmann over Sunday be-
ing in the city to attend the dedication
of Bethel church.
November 18th has been fixed at the
date for the meeting of the Minnesota
conference of Corrections and Chart
ties at st. Peter. Andrew J. Eckstein
of this city will represent this county
at the conference.
The euchre card party given by the
ladies of the Turnverein was we'll at
tended. The head prizes were won by
Mrs. w. Hauenstein and Charles Hose,
the lone hand by Charles Brust and
the boobies by Mrs. Harriet Schmidt
and Mrs. Frank Burg Jr.
II Fresh select oysters direct from
Baltimore are received regularly at
Wd. Elbner's Home Bakery. 44-2t
A number of people from New Ulm
were here to attend the Marti-Alwin
| wedding. Grandpa Alvin, an old We.
! teran Of 70 years, being one of the
number. He bears the weight of years
we'll and no one would guess that he
! was near the four score mark. Sleepy
Eye Dispatch.
Fred Setter arrived in the city from
Spokane Saturday having accom-.
panied d car of his effects to look af.
| ter the stock enroute. He says that
when he arrived in the city and started
his horses from the car they went
directly to their old home and took the
places in the barn that they occupied
before leaving for the west.
A. J. Eckstein's weather report fol
the month of October shows that the
thermometer got as low as 10 degrees
above and reached the extreme of 81
| degrees. There were three inches o:
| rain and two inches of snow while
! there were nine days in which there
| was frost. The Elonth has had all the
varieties Of winter, summer and fall
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State Dairy and Cheese makers asso-
citation which is to be in Mankato on
the Sth and 9th of this month the pub.
fishers of the Western Farmers of that
city, have printed a number of pages
in the November issue of the paper ir
colors and added some other features
to it that make it more than usually
| attractive.