New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-15

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n. Hennipgsen transacted business
Ifh Minneapolis last week.
GLADDEN. your eyes with good glas.
ses. Prof. Meyer Will 1be5 At e. G..
Reim's, Sat. Nov. 25. sas}q w. a-tT
Rev. Gu. Albrecht presched stthe
Essig Lutheran parochial school.
house last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Monsoon of this city, is visiting
her sister-in-law in Minneapolis, who
10 sick at St. Barnabas Hospital.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche attended the
meeting of the Minnesota River I'm.
provement League at Manksto
yesterday.
w. 81. Gieseke and Charles Brust,
Sr. were New Ulm's delegates at the
recent Fire Prevention Congress held
in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Siegel, accom-
panied by Mrs. L. B. Krook, we're
visitors in the Twin Cities last week.
They returned Sunday.
You will appreciate those One
piece bifocsls. They were made for
discriminating people. Prof. Meyer
has them. He will be at G. G. Reim's
Sat. Nov. Is,
n. L. Beecher and his sister, Mrs.
Howard, of Pipestone, left on Satur-
day for Odin, Illinois, to attend the
funeral Of their uncle, Col. N. B.
Morrison, who was we'll known and
loved as mine owner and University
Regent. Mr.. Beecher returns today.
Frank Anton of Fairfax and Miss
Amslis Klingler of West Newton we're
united at the St. George Catholic
church last Tuesday morning, Rev.
Pozek officiating. The young couple
will mske Fairfax their home, where
me groom runs an auto garage and
livery stable.
Last Thursday the new Catholic
church edifice at Swan Lake was duly
dedicated by Bishop John J. Lawler
of the St. Paul archdiocese. He was
assisted in the dedicatory services by
Revs. J. M. Manner of SearIes, F..
Pozek of St. George, F. II. Smalian
of St. Peter, A. Ziskrosky of Comfrey,
a. Kotruc of St. Leo and VN.
Schiffner of Madison.
The committee recently appointed by
the city council to establish public
skating rink has decided to locate the
same in North German Park, AUDITING
German and Third North Streets. The
rink will be established at the expense
of the City and the City will also
attend to the flooding without making
any charge for the water used but it is
expected that the patrons of the rink
will keep it free from snow at all
times, which they surely ough1 to be
perfectly willing to do.
Miss Nettie Grace Lester, until
November 1st, stenographer in the
law offices of JOS. A. Eckstein, and
Hugo Berg, son of Carl Berg of
Sleepy Eye, who is also we'll and
favorably known here, we're united In
marriage at the home of the brides
mother in Mankato last Tuesday eve
ming. The best wishes OF large
number Of friends accompany the
young couple. Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein
from here attended the wedding.
If you saw very tall man, dres sed
as Uncle Sam going about our streets
one day last week and wondered how
he managed to sleep comfortably in q
New Ulm bed at the Grand Hotel they
would tell you they gave him an iron
bed open at the foot and that he was
here advertising brand of smoking
tobacco. The "Human Beanpole's"
name is Charles Bradley and he halls
from Elmira, New York. He is
be considerably taller if he didn't
have so much turned up for feet. ae
wears No. IA shoes. His father and
brother are almost IS tall as he.
Mr.. Bradley spent q day at Theo.
Mueller's cigar store and left the next
day for Msnkato and Waseca.
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The funeral of Robert Loheyde,
whose'death We reported last week,
was held from Stengel's Merchants
Hotel Thursday afternoon. The de-
ceased was born in New Ulm December
p, 1861. After the Indian Massacre
his parents went to Chicago, returning
to New Ulm in 1865 and he made our
city his home, since that time until
about four years ago when he re-
moved to Minneapolis. For quite q
number of years he was in the shoe
business and the prospects for 9