New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-05

The dance at the Opera house Sat
urday was taken in by many living in
the vicinity as well the city and was
on the whole social as well as fnan-
cial success.
Mrs. William Emmerich had the
pleasure OF entertaining number of
her lady friends at her home on North
Minnesota street Thursday afternoon.
the occasion being the anniversary of
her birthday.
M. E. Mathews of Marshall. the nom
partisan candidate for the Office of
judge of this district. to succeed Judge
Weber, was in the city Sunday. He
saws that he is certain of very large
vote and quite positive OF election.
Rev. and Mrs. Fritze and son went
to New Ulm Wednesday TO attend the
wedding of Miss Emma Alvin to Rev.
Ed. Meierbachtol of Gardena, N. D.
The bride is daughter of Fred Alvin
of Leavenworth. Sleepy Eye Herald.
William Wilmart and family of
Mankato came to this city Thursday
having moved his household goods in
the place formerly occupied by Mr..
| William Tanley and his wife and ex-
poets to live in the future in this CITY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Hoehne had oc
caslon Friday evening to celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary.
large number OF relatives congregat-
! ing at their home to present with do
nations fitting the event and also TAX
ing part in it's celebration.
/! {. 3. Tyler and wife and a. r.
Chase OF Marshall, were in the city
Wednesday for the purpose OF calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Webber. They
ale old settlers in Marshall and ac-
quainted with a number OF the older
people OF this city.
Rev. E. Il. Maierbachtol of Fairfax
married Rev. Edward Maierbachtel OF
Garena. n. D., to Miss Emma Alvin
daughter OF Fred Alvin of Sleepy Eye
at the home OF Adolph Alvin in the
city at O'Clock Friday evening. The
bridegroom is in charge OF the Metho.
dist parish at Garena.
4 car load of live poultry on the
tracks at the Northwestern station one
day last week attracted a large amount
OF attention from people who had oc,
casion to be at the station. The ship.
ment is one made by Stt'rk Bros. O
this city. who have been doing a large
business in that line this fall.
Rev. FIR. Poszeck of ST. George uni
ted Frank Boyer to Miss Frances Brey
, OF Lafayette before large number OF
relatives and friends at st. George
yesterday morning. After the servi
ces the bridal couple were entertained
at the brides home by large number
of friends from the surrounding coun
try.
A minor was arrested at the Star
hall Sunday evening On charge of as
sault resulting from abuse of intoxi
Gated liquor and taken before Justic,
Henningsen Monday where he wa:
fined S. and costs. On account of hi
age Mr.. Henningsen RENTED tn,
charge and had the transgressor pa,
merely the costs.
Saturday the game of football be
tween the "U. S." and the Broadwa,
teams in this city, resulted in the de
feat of the former by a score of % to 5
There was quite a crowd of the young
er generation present to root for bot
sides. Both teams showed good gri
and played according to the advance,
) rules of the game.
: A party of young ladies who wer
: out for drive one day last week ar
f indebted to good-na tured farmer TO
their safe arrival home. They got a:
; far as Essig, Or near that place, wher
the rig they were in suddenly broke
down. and but for the timely arriva
OF the farmer the girls would have beef
in a serious predicament.
, W. r. Hodges, chairman of the dem
oeratic county committee, was in th.
city Monday attending to some of tn,
:, political affairs of the county. HI
says that throughout the state where
ever he has been there is solid senti
ment for the reelection of John A
johnson, and the state committee i:
very sanguine OF his success.
Mrs E. T. Critchett took advantage
OF the excursion Saturday to visi
. in Minneapolis. Francis Critchett
who is taking course in electrical
engineering at the University met witt
slight accident one day last week
severely cutting his hand and it va.
particularly to see how he was getting
along that she went to the city.
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