New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Nike Lsuterbsch Of
Redwood Falii 1werss ptsssnt g tie tin
Wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Zschunke. .a esr,:r
LA. Olsen 81 the St. Paul Sash &
Lumber Co. vas in the city last Satur.
day on matters of business. While
here be was the guest OF his brother
O. NJ. Olsen.
Emil Jakob visited at St. Paul
Saturday and Sunday. While there
he took part in the Walterfeier and
visited his classmate, August Faubel,
who is teaching in St. Paul.
Miss Marie Eichten left for Sleepy
Eye Saturday, where she will spend
several days with relatives. Prior to
her return she will also make short
sojourn at Wanda. where she will
visit friends.
It is currently reported that Mr..
Chas. A. Arhart and Miss Emma
Amundson will be married this week
at Lisbon, N. D. They expect to
make Fargo their bone. Mr.. Arhart
is at present travelling salesman and
his parents reside in this city.
Our neighboring city Mankato has
just disposed OF It's last claim for
damages growing out of the typhoid
epidemic of 1908. The heirs of the
late Tomas E. Dickson agreed to
accept $1,000. 10 settlement, which
offer was accepted by the City Council.
The other two cases we're disposed of
for the same amounts. And the
troubles of Mankato on that score are
now over.
: Get Sealshipt oysters at the Red
Front Grocery. Best ever.
Last Wednesday at high noon VIM
E.. Bingham and Miss Martha Won
Hagen we're united in the holy bonds
of mstrimony at the home of the
brides parents at Sleepy Eye. The
contracting parties are we'll and
favorably known in New Ulm and are
held in the highest esteem in their home
city. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham
and Harry Bingham attended the
wedding from here.
The noon passenger going south on
the M. & St. L. Road was held up at
this point for about an hour Thursday
of last week. The delay was caused
by the engine running on to partly
opened switch and leaving the tracks,
tearing up couple of rail lengths.
the train was running ~
low speed and no cars left the track.
No one was injured and the train con-
tinued its run as soon as the sw itch
engine could be made ready to replace
the damaged one. No one of the rail.
road employees seems to have been to
blame for the accident. It is thought
some small boys had meddled with the
switch.
A week ago today occurred the
marriage of Otto A. Book and Miss
Loretta E. Kuester. Both are we'll
and favorably known, the groom be-
ing at the head of the Book green
houses in This city. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. c.
j. Albrecht and the happy event took
place at St. Paul's Lutheran church
at O'Clock in the afternoon. Fred
Boock and Carl Kuester were the
groom's attendants and the Misses
Minnie Kuester and Rose Nagel acted
as bridesmaids. A reception was
held at the home of the BRIDES parents
and large number of the friends OF
the young couple called there during
the afternoon and evening to offer
their congratulations. Former mem.
bers of the Concordia band brought
we'll received serenade. Hugo Book
and family from Crosby, N. d.; Ed.
Fenske of Seaforth; Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
n. Gehrke and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Raduenz of Lucsn and Albert Wan
dersee of Morgan, MINI. were the out
of-tovn guests. The Review joins
their many friends in wishing them q
pleasant journey through life.