New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-22

A dance will be given at the Essig
Hall, Dec. 81, 'O9 by the Milford Junior
Band.
Mrs. Geo. Wiedeman of Mankato
was in New Ulm last Tuesday visiting
with relatives.
Frank Tuttle of the Town of Home
visited with the Vim. Skinner, Capt
George and F. Behnke families.
VIM. Schultz, chairman of the Blue
Earth Co. Board Of Commissioners,
last Friday called on Andrew j.
Eckstein.
Richard Fischer, son of DR.. G..
Fischer of Minneapolis and nephew of
Mrs. L. G. Bell, was on the unfortu-
nate train which last Sunday was
wrecked at Blakeley. He escaped with
out serious injuries and arriving in
this city Monday morning states that
he was without food since Sunday
morning.
Miss Helen Siegler, who is teaching
the parochial school No. 2 was taken
suddenly i'll last Sunday morning.
She was taken to her home in Sleepy
Eye Tuesday, Mrs. Fl. E. Schroer
accompanying her. AS result
school is suspended until she will be
able to return. We wish her a speed y
recovery and hope to see her return
soon.-Glbbon Gazette.
Albert Lea Tribune: firing of the
ancient use of score cards, programs,
hotel registers, directories. etc., the
members of the Canton, CO., Business
Mems association have decided to dc
all their advertising hereafter il
newspapers. At a recent meeting
resolutions were adopted by which
the members put themselves on record
as agreeing to discourage all other
forms of advertising.
Since she quit teaching school il
St. Louis, Elsa Berold, the Edna Ear
of est. Elmo,' has supported Adelaic
Nelson in the Ibsen plays, and sht
has played soubretish parts in suct
romantic things as "When Knight
hood Was in Flower" and "Undel
Southern Skies.' Last season sht
was a ''headliner" on the Orpheun
circuit. At Turner Theatre. SUNDAY
| evening, Dec. rs.
A celebration took place here which
was the first of its kind in the history
of Gibbon, says the Gazette. Tha
day marked the 50th anniversary O
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Knippel Sr. and to commemorate thi:
event a reception was arranged for BY
the sons and daughters of this noble
old couple. Henry Knippel was borr
in Barterode, Germany on the 16tl
of June 1888 and his wife, LOUISE
Knippel, was born March It'll, 1886
They were married the 18th Of Decem
Der 1859 and in 1896 immigrated Il
this country, settling in Gibbon wher'
they have resided for IA years.
| Judging from the immense amour
of corn that has in recent years ant
particularly during the present season
been marketed here, our city is prov
ing prominently a corn market. I
has been noted that farmers living a
far as Is miles from our city hav,
found it to their interest to marke
their corn here It is also eviden
that our farmers are paying attention
to the raising of this particular cerea
and are doing it with gratifying re
suits. It is stated that our popula
neighbor, Peter P. Manderfeld has a
/ the present time 1900 bushels of th
incest corn in this section of th
country.
Andrew Saffert, proprietor of th
Popular Meat Market, announce
that he is in position more thai
ever to furnish the public the best an
choicest meats of all kinds. He onl
/ sells corn-fed beef. He also keep
iconstantly on hand fresh oysters
They are OF the seal shipped kind an
i perfectly pure. 49tf