New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-21

MISS Anna Lindmeyer has been a
st. Peter visitor the past several laws.
Miss Mary Burmeister is home
again after a fortnight's visit in Sleepy
Eye.
4 dance will be given at Hofschild's
hall in Essig on Sunday evening
the 18th.
+. J. Nenno left yesterday for
Loretta, Nebraska, to look after a
land deal.
Mrs. J. Dreger and daughter. Clara.
have gone to Bowbells, North Dakota. 4
on visit
Peter Manderfeld and C. h. Dirks
were business visitors at Minneapolis
Saturday.
An electric motor will hereafter be
used IN operating the pipe organ in the
Methodist church.
There are now over 400 pupils en-
rolled at the parochial school of the
Holy Trinity church.
The Epworth League is arranging
for Thanksgiving social at the Meth
odist church parlors.
The ladies sewing society of the
Lutheran church met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. A. P. Book.
Henry Classen is here from Water
town, S. D.. visiting friends. Frank
Classen was at Mankato over SUNDAY.
Adjutant General Wood will pay
New Ulm visit this week for the pur-
pose of inspecting the states military
property.
The Senior Pioneer ladies were
pleasantly entertained at cards at the
home OF Mrs. Jacob Nix Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The st. Elizabeth society will give
card social in the assembly hall of the
Catholic school building next Wednes-
day evening.
Nick. Kurth of Winona and Miss
Lena Macho of New Ulm were united
in marriage at the Catholic church yes
day morning.
Rev. Sandmeyer reports a total of
1856 souls belonging to the Holy Trim
ity church and 1872 belonging to the.
mission at Brighton.
In the first bowling contests of the
season the Buengers carried off the
honors. They defeated the Colts in
two games out of three.
For RENT-A good house and lot on
broadway for rent. House suitable
| for small family. Inquire at this
Office. &C. 47-tf
Henry Hoffman,, the veteran Milford
farmer, will make New Ulm his future
home. he moved into his new Wash
ington street residence yesterday.
Rev. A. F. Krienke and wife were
guests during the week of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. II. Dirks. They returned
to their Echo home Monday morning.
A number Of New Ulm people con-
template seeing Richard Mansfeld's
production of the Ibsen drama, "Peer
Gynt,o in Minneapolis week after next.
Marriage licenses we're granted this
week to VIM. .Miesen of St. Peter and
Helen Weyker of Eden. and A. J.
Black and Anna M. Schmelz of Spring
field.
George Inhofer of West Newton was
in the city yesterday on his way to
Client to take charge of a general
merchandise stock which he purchased
sometime ago.
The Epworth Leaguers of the city
Sunday evening answered thequestion:
"Why go to church?' There are a
whole lot of people the Review knows
of who might be invited to tell why
they don't.
Fevs. Sauter of the Methodist church
and Meyer of the F'riedens church are
arranging for union Thanksgiving
service. The meeting will be held in
the Methodist church and Rev. Meyer
will deliver the address.
z. A. PaymasterJ ames Beecher of the
United States navy arrived here yes
terday afternoon. Lieut.. Beecher has
been granted a Through of month.
most of which he will spend with his
brothers. family in New Ulm.
There will be no regular services at
the Congregational church next Sun
day evening. Instead, the Christian
Endeavor Society will have charge of
the exercises, the chief subject for dis
cussion being ''The Missionary, Whit
man.
Sunday was the anniversary of L.
j. Buenger's entrance to this nworld
of tears and Louis took occasion to
brush away a few of them by inviting
in his friends and giving them a time
that they will long remember.