New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06

Mrs. W. Heiderich of St. Paul, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. A.
Popp, on South German St.
The O. E: S. on Monday evening
held social session which was
greatly enjoyed Ivy all participants.
The House of a Thousand Candels.
A highly thrilling and entertaining
play. Turner Theatre Sunday night
Rev. Koehler of Nicollet, Rev. I'm.
Albrecht of Fairfax and Rev. G..
Albrecht and wife of Holland were
visitors at the Lutheran parsonage
last week.
Miss Ethel l. Weld, formerly prin-
cipal of the St. Peter high school, is
to be married at Window today
"Wednesday to Isaac I. Dunn, of
Seattle, Wash.
While on an inspection tour with
the county commissioners Andrew
Eckstein met with painful accident.
In stepping down from projection he
sprained the ankle of his right foot
and as consequence is obliged to
walk on crutches.
The attention of the reader is called
to the announcement of Hummel Bros.
the old reliable clothing house. which
is found elsewhere in this issue. Any
purchase made here is a safe invest
ment regarding the quality of goods
and the prices.
Mrs. E Hughes of Aberdeen is visit
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Hoffman,. Mrs. Hughes has just
recently lost child, that was brought
here for burial and being sick herself
at the time of the funeral could not
attend. She has so far recovered,
however, to now make the trip from
Aberdeen to New Ulm.
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, occurred the
marriage of Joseph Dietz of Albin
and Miss Bertha Bruckb bauer of Stark.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Stulz at st. Mary's church, Sleepy
Eye and the young people were given
reception at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bruck-
bauer in Town Stark. This affair,
says the Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch,
was attended by some very unusual
misfortunes and accidents. Probably
no wedding ever took place in this
county where the like ever happened.
During the afternoons proceedings,
| while the dance was in progress, one
woman sprained her ankle and had to
refrain from further pleasure in that
pastime. Another woman tainted
| away and still another fell down cellar
and was put out of commission during
the rest of the festivities. The gayety
/ of the occasion was further dampenec
by the sudden death of the three
months old babe Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Andrew Domeier, who we're attending
the wedding, the mother being sister
of the bride. The little one had beer
i'll FOR some days past but it was no
considered serious. Two more in
cidents occurred during the rest O
the day. During the evening meal tht
floor in the room where lot of people
sat, broke down and partly pre-
cipitated the people into the cellar
The last that broke the cancels bacl
was the discovery that fire was
started by some means back of til,
barn and had it not been discovered
barn, hay, grain stacks and all farm
houses would have been destroyed
W it'll such a peculiar start in life it i!
/ earnestly hoped by all the friends ant
!. relatives Of the young couple tina
their married life will be one o
! pleasure and happiness void o
accidents or disasters.
I Come you're the Doctor,
Which shall it be,
4 Costiveness, constipation, or
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
/ Pioneer Drug Co