New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-03

Oscar Baltrusch is Wishing with re-
latives in Lamberton.
Chas. Emmerich last week was a
business caller at Golden.
Chas. Hauenstein last week was a
business caller in Springfield.
/ j. 81. Sigel went to St. Paul and
Minneapolis Thursday afternoon on
! business.
Rudolph Marti is now on his farm
near Wabasso, looking after his crop
interests.
j Mrs. Mary Franta is now spending
some time with her son John Franta
and family in this city.
All-Saints aud All-Souls days were
duly observed at Holy Trinity church
by appropriate services.
Herm. A. Vogelpohl, last week,
made business trip to Cannon Falls
and will go to Gaylord, Mimi, this
week.
Cap Memo and Peter Eichten went
to Wanda Saturday morning last
week and returned on Monday with Sc
ducks.
/ Mrs. Ernst Wicherski and Mrs.
Frances Bellm as delegates from the
Germania Sisters lodge of this city
will go to st. Paul next Thursday to
attend a meeting of the Grand lodge.
The pool and billiard room,
operated by S. A. Pittenger in the
Reinhart block, is no more. The
owner having discontinued it for the
very plausible reason of not having
sufficient patronage, Oh Tuesday,
moved the tables and furniture to
Tracy, MINI.
The New Ulm Fire Dept held their
annual banquet last Saturday evening
at Turner hall with about one hundred
guests present. Chief VIM. Koch
acted as POSTMASTER and addresses
were made by A. J. Meyer, Fred
Pfaender, c. Stoll and others, Fred
Pfaender acting as director of the
"Schnitzelbank" After the banquet
; dancing was enjoyed until midnight
A number of friends gathered at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Meyer, Monday evening to celebrate
the eleventh wedding-anniversary Of
Mr.. Meyer and his estimable wife. Ir
the course of the evening members Of
the New Ulm Maennerchor arrived
: and assisted in the celebration by
rendering a few selections of songs.
A nice, clean show for everybody
: at The Scenic.
Frank J. Niedhammer of st. Paul
visited Saturday and Sunday with
Fred Setter, his cousin and other re
latives in this city. This was hi
first visit to New Ulm in IS years ant
as may be expected, found that man,
changes had taken place since he left
He is an old civil war veteran an,
I was here to obtain some affidavit
} relative to Identification for the Sc
curing a pension to which he is en-
t titled.
F. W. johnson, manager of Turne
Theatre has been very fortunate il
securing only first class attraction
t for this years season. Next Sunda,
: the theatre-goers will have the rar
/ opportunityof witnessing lastseason'
most emphatic musical success sLittl,
! Johnny Jones" and the following weel
, the exceedingly fine attraction 'sTht
: Man from Home is booked for New
Ulm. The public is to be congratu
} lated to witness this play, which as
; rule is put on Metropolitan theatres
only.
, Sunday evening was Halloween
: night, but owing to the fact that the
: 3lst came on a Sunday the small and
, big boys of our city thought they
| would celebrate the evening before
True, it was the night of bogeys, hob.
COLLINS and spooks, the night, where
) that super active spirit, the small boy
; puts all his ingenious w1tchcraft into
, mischievous pranks, but, strange te
say this years Halloween was yer,
, quiet and orderly, compared witt
former years. The Halloween, the
I night of the 'sKids'' has become sanel
, as the years progress for which every
body is thankful.