New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-04

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Forestsrs Ladies' i cards last sstnr.
day.
"Unto us child IL born, deep
intense drama, Princess, tonight and
tomorrow.
] Mrs. Henry N. somsen il enter
tanning her friend, Miss Alma Hsag
Of st. Paul.
r. 81. Baasen is spending week in
Adams, N. D., the guest Of his brother
Dr.. Baasen.
Mrs. Mathilda Gieseke, who has
beea visiting in thiscity, returned to
her home at Los Angeles.
Attorney Henry N. Somsen returned
Sunday afternoon from business
trip through the Dakotas and Mon
tana.
Now is the time to plant Tulips,
lHyacinths etc. il you want brilliant
bed Of flowers early in the spring.
New Ulm Greenhouse. Christ Book
Prop.
Mrs. Sophia Vetter and daughter
Martha, Mrs. Baasen and daughter
Lou spent Thursday at Sleepy Eye,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wo0lrick.
F. w. johnson Of this city delivered
an address at the Grant county fair
held at Herman Saturday. United
States Senator Clapp Was also one OF
the speakers.
"The Cattle Rustlers," thrilling
Western Drama, tonight and tomor.
row, Princess.
Mrs. g. G. Rein entertained eighteen
young ladies at six o'clock dinner
Monday Oct. 2. The occasion being
the fifteenth birthday anniversary Of
her daughter, Miss Esther REIN.
Mrs. M. Bassen of this city an
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter Louise to DR.. Frederick o.
Gronvold, of Adams, N. D, The
wedding will take place on Monday
Oct. l6 at high noon.
A farewell party was given last
Friday evening, complimentary to
Adolph Sandman, who left for st.
Paul, Monday, to take up CONNER
cial course at the Methodist Institute,
located at st. Paul Park.
We have a large assortment of
Tulips, Hyacinths, Sacred Lilies,
Daffodils and other bulbs for fall
planting. New Ulm Greenhouse,
Christ Book Prop. 4O4l
Rev. Amandus.: Norman, Ole Jor-
genson and Mr.. Shelley are repre-.
senting the Linden Unitarian congre-
cation at the general Minnesota con-
ference in Duluth this week.
An old-fashioned granite fireplace
Is being installed in the Turner Hall
'rathskeller" this week as part of the
Improvements connected with the con.
version of the society's quarters into
public club.
Charles Hess, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Prof. Hess, departed for
Chicago last Thursday to attend the
North Western Medical college. Mr..
Hess received his NJ. D. at the Rush
Medical Institute of Chicago, in June.
Mrs. Johanna Popp left Sunday
afternoon for st. Paul where she will
visit for several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Heidrich.
From there she will journey to Ulen,
MINI, to spend the winter with
another daughter, Mrs. Snyder.
The 'Three Twins" company which
is to open the season at the Turner
Theatre next Tuesday should not be
conflicted with the popular priced
organization scheduled to present the
same musical comedy in st. Paul and
Minneapolis. The company appear
ing here will be under the direction of
Jos. NJ. Gates, the or:ginai producer
Of the play and will be nearly twice
as large as that making the popular.
priced houses of the larger cities.
The teachers Of the High School did
not lot the rain of Saturday afternoon
spoil their pleasure. They had
planned to have little outdoor pic
mic, but since ''indulgent" nature
decreed otherwise, they we're compelled
to have their "spread" in the assembly
room of the High School building.
Chatting dishes were brought forth and
many little dainties made. The lunch
which was for obvious reasons not
served until nearly nine was enjoyed
immensely by all.
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