New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-29
Meyer.Frenz,e.'l

Vim. b. Myer of La Crosse. WIS.
and Miss Amanda Frenzel were qulet-
ly welded at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Caroline Frenzel on
Christmas day at 5 p. M, Justice Ernst
Brandt officiating. Only the immedi-
ate relatives of the contracting parties
and a few intimate friends we're in at
tend ance. The BRIDES home was
beautifully and appropri decora-
ted and sumptuous wedding dinner
was served.
The bride was born in New Ulm and
is an estima BILE young lady who through
her sweet disposition has secured for
herself a host of friends. The groom,
man OF sterling worth and character,
and former New Ulmite, is now hold
ing down responsible position with
the Gund Brewing Co. of La Crosse.
Mr. aud Mrs. Meyer expect to take an
extended wedding trip of six or more
weeks duration and will then go to
housekeeping in their future home.
The Review Joins their many friends
in wishing the young couple happiness
AID success.
The Lutheran parochial school will
open for the winter term Jan. 4th.
Frank friedman, ir. of st. Paul is
spending few days with his parents.
Irwin Munson of Peever, S. D. is Wis
| iting with the Karl Hauenstein family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rinke of Lam
berton are visiting with friends and
relatives.
| Miss Anna Picker of Nicollet was
visiting with New Ulm friends over
Christmas.
Karl Wagner, of Faribault, Mimi,
was a visitor ia the parental home dru-
ing the holidays.
Mrs. Helen Roos, on Friday morning,
left for Tracy, MINI. to spend the holi-
days with her Alfred.
! Albert Meyer, travelling correspondent
of the Volkszeitung, st. Paul is the
guest of his brother Otto.
John Trimmings of st. Peter aeon.
panied by his daughter, Miss Marie, is
visiting with his daughter Mrs. F. b.
Behnke.
Irma Blauert, who is teaching school
at DART r, Mimi, is spending Xmas
vacation at the home of her parents
Prof and Mrs. Blauert.
Farm Name Records: Geo. 2. Lee
township Lake Hanska, has recorded
the name of his farm as Sylvan Border
] and T. G. Hovde also of Lake Hansks
calls his farm Lake Side Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helmes, thei
daughters, the Misses Vera and Dor
+ othy, and son Lloyd of st. Paul wer'
S guests during the holidays with ''min'
!. host" F. w. johnson and wife at tn,
: Dakota House.
Adolph Wagner, electrician ane
u superintendent Of the city light plant il
Huron, S. D., was one of the out.of
r town New Ulmites to Christmas in gu
# city. He returned to his post of dut.
q Sunday night after witnessing est
e Elmo' at Turner Theatre that evening
It may surprise the good citizens Q
:. New Ulm to learn that we have in GU
midst several wrestlers who each la
: claim to the championship of Brow
2 County. It is rumored that in the nea
future these men will meet on the mat
to determine the championship. A rel
8 cree from outside the state has alread
been engaged.
Major Orris E. Lee of Saltwater
brigade inspector of small arms prac
tice, has completed his report TO
small arms practice for the season Q
y 1909. It appears therefrom that Co
: ga" ranks fourth in the entire brigad
;, with mark of 03.47. This is certainl
very creditable showing and th
members of the local organization Cal
!. we'll feel proud or tne gOou snOWln
made.
In addition to the students men
toned in our last issue the followin,
are spending the holidays in the city
Frances Krook of Red Wing Semi
nary; Alfred Mueller, Oscar Booc
and Albert Goblirsh, st. Paul Colleg
of Law; Olga Mueller, Alma Maye
and Howard Klossner, Carleto
College, Northfeld; Alice Mueller
Winona Seminary; Arthur Eckstein
Medical College, Chicago; Alfre,
Kretsch, School of Veterinary, Chi
jcago; Roland Neumann, Turner Semi
nary Indianapolis, Ind; Rud. Mart
and Henry Berg, Jr., Sacred Hear
College, Prairie du Chen, Wis.,; Mar
Marti, st. Mary's Seminary, Sparta
Vie Francis and Edward Gritcbnti