New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-10

Mrs. Henry Kente entertained
number of friends last evening in hon
or of her nieces Theresa and Bertha
Kente the occasion being their birth
day anniversaries. IL
It is expected that the work on the
old Behnke building will be completed
before the lst of November and the
New Ulm Furniture Company will be
in possession Of the room by that
time. ss%
The laying of cement sidewalk by
Langmack & Reiser long 1st South.
st. between railroad tracks and Ger
man ST. was completed on Friday and
was passable in time for the big.
fete Monday evening.
The attention of the ladies of the.
Congregational church is called to a.
change to the place of meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society. The meeting will
be held at O'Clock in the afternoon
Friday at Mrs. G. "A. Zelle's home.
n. n. Wooley, who is well known
to the people OF this city and through
out the county, was in the city Friday
on his way to Winnipeg. ehas been
interested in the land business in
Canada for the past three years and is
doing we'll.
The marriage services at ST. George
church uniting Anton Franta to Miss
Lena Smasal were solemnized Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock, Father Pozeck
performing the ceremonies. A large
number of people from this city at
tended the wedding.
The following passed the civil SER
vice examination taken August 30, at
the high school building under the di-
rection of G.. Schmidt: Otto Schneider,
Baptiste Groebner, Benjamin Zieske,
M. Frederick, Charles Engelbert, Otto.
Burk, Alfred Kretsch and VIM. Engel-
bert.
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settled deal one day last week, which
made the former owner of the three
story frame house on the corner of
Washington and 4th North street and
occupied by Andrew Amann. Mr..
Forster sold it to Mr.. Franta for the
sum of $4,000.
Top 1off Co< ,,,, dow f<,,r
r ;chmond, Va, where he was called to
the bedside of DR.. MarceNus, who is
not expected to live lon Although
offering no hope the sI eonh at his
request, made final 9rts ates lieve
the cancerous growth his, tpmach.
Sleepy Eye Herald.
Thursday evening the bowling assoc
citation Of. this city held a meeting and
decided to open the alley this week and
start the games for the season. From
all indications there will be more in
terest in the sport this winter than
there was last and the alleys will be
occupied most of the time.
Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional church there was held what was
called an echo meeting of the confer
ence that was held in Minneapolis last
week. Besides the pastor G. A. Otto
meyer and A. 81. Lienhard gave inter-
.esting talks of the conference, which is
to be held in this city next year.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregationa! church has decided upon
giving another of their annual Christ
mas sales early in the month of De-
cember and the ladies are working on
the articles that will be exhibited at
the sale, which as is the usual case
with such sales, will be of q superior
order.
The firm Of Somerville 4 Olsen of
Sleepy Eye has been dissolved by
mutual consent and Mr.. Olsen will de-
vote his entire time between now and
election day to the interests of his
campaign for the Office of district
judge. This firm has been one of the
strongest legal firms in the southern
part of the state.
A game of foot ball was played Sat-
u day between teams known as the
Northside and the Southside in which
the Northside was victorious by a
score of 20 to 0. The strong wind made
it impossible to kick a single goal.
There is not much enthusiasm in foot
ball in this city and few people even
among the young boys care to attend
a game.
s'Quincy Adams Sawyer" atTurner
theatre Sunday evening was a disap-
pointment to most of the people in at
tendance. After the excellence of the
preceding plays it will be difficult for
one of medium Oh aracter to please, but
the play Sunday evening fell far short
of expectation and to many it was q
relief when the curtain fell on the last
act.
William Collins of New Him. who