New Ulm review., 1910-11-02

The Zoegling Verein of the New Ulm
Turn Verein will give a dance Thanks
giving evening at Turner Hall.
Last Sunday evening there was
HolloWe'en party given by a certain
irresponsible New Ulmite to other
equally irresponsible young people of
same city, but on account of certain
escapades it is probably advisable not
to mention anything more, therefore
Enough said. .
Herr Fritz Stadlbauer, we'll edn-
Gated and enterprising young German
business man, last Thursday, arrived
from Munich, Bavaria for an extern
ded visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schell, Julius Barsch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Meyer, and other relatives in this
city. Herr Stadlbauer is employed as
bookkeeper in one of the largest iron
and machine factories in Germany.
The marriage of Frank A, Wolf,
and Miss Annie Arnold was held at
the Catholic church, Tuesday morning
at9 o'clock. The BRIDES maid was
Miss Josephine Arnoldi, sister of the
bride and M. Wolf, brother of the
groom, acted as best man. Rev. j..
Wagner officiated. After the cere-
mony a reception was given to the
bridal party and a few intimate friends
and near relatives at the home of the
bride. They will m AXE their home in
this city.
It is rumored that second moving
picture theatre is to be established in
our town. Parties from Omaha and
the cities are said to have been here
this week looking over the situation.
We sincerely hope that they were
sufficiently discouraged so as not to
venture in the enterprise. One theatre
is just about enough to guarantee a
fair living for one man; while two
would mean a fight for a meager exis.
tence for both. Gentlemen, our towr
is too small to support two theatres
Chas. Stuebe had narrow escape
| from being killed last Sunday morning
while coming home from Montana or
I the stock train which was wrecked al
Montevideo when section four of the
Milwaukee, roads east bound passen.
ger No. 6 crashed into the rear END
of the stock train. Mr.. Stuebe anc
another gentleman had just left the
train which was stopping at th e sta
tion. Ten minutes later the collision
occurred, by which all who were in tht
caboose of the stock train were killed
i Herbert Dittbrenner while retu rnine
from Turner Gymnasium one evening
last week with two of his friends rar
into mail box infront of the Coupt
i house. Heknocked out three teeth. Cut
his lower lip pnecessitating three sHche!
and received other bruises on his face
The boys were chasing each other il
youthful play aud Rerber4 was run
ming ahead when he came into sudden
contact with the mail bcx Which hal
carelessly been placed extending owe
the sidewalk and no light tp advertic,
the fact.
The forepart of last week the thir
teen year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Wiswell of Ridgely Township
. received severe Injury (which resul
ted in the loss of one lof his eyes
t The boy was going to load his gur
and in forcing a cartridge into tn,
barrel an explosion occurred. Par
of the copper she'll struck the left eye
ball which caused the watry eyehuit
to escape. The eye was SD badly in
! jured that the eyeball had to be re
moved. The boy was brought to thi
city for the operation and. is nov
doing fairly we'll under the eircum
stances.
AN ADJOURNED meeting OF the buhd
ing committee of DR.. Martin Luthe1
College was held Monday afternoon
The painting for the interior of tn,
dormitory was given to Adam j
Peters for 1852. The work of wiring
the new chapel will be done by tht
Mankato Electrical Co. for S34O
Contracts to the amount of ST 900 fol
plumbing, heating and wiring tht
main building were given out The
H following members were present
/ Rev. zich of Sleepy Eye; Rev. F
Koehler; Rev. P. F. Winter of Man
kato; the Hon. F. Schweppe of ST
James; Rev. G.. J. Albrecht, e. h
Retzlaff, L. j. Buenger, of this city.
In the recital given by Miss Heimer.
dinger Saturday evening at the Con.
II orer atinn al church tho larro oud;onoo