New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-08

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Mrs. b. F. schrsder visited in thl
Cities from Thursday TO Monday III
past week, efllffi NV On f
Mrs. G. L. Seymour, sr. Of Chicago
Is visiting with her son, Chas. L.
Seymour and family.
Miss Vers Strickler, who has been
visiting friends in Minneapolis for two
weeks, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Setter has been quite i'll
for several days with quinsy. AT the
present writing she IL still confined to
her bed.
GermaniA Lodge No. 6 OF the Her-
mann's Sisters will give q card party
at Gebser's Hall Wednesday Nov.
18th. Euchre will be played.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Domeier Of Milford last
Thursday and one to Mr.. and Mrs,
John Beck Of New Ulm, Monday.
Fred A. 6ohrupp IL in Chicago this
week attending the annual convention
Of SELF Shoe dealers. Before his re-
! turn be will purchase his spring stock
of shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Chute Of Min
neapolis were In the city few days
last week. While here they also
attended the wedding Of Mr.. Chute's
sister at asnska.
Dr.. ]. s. shrsder and family OF
Springfield and Miss Mary Hess,
daughter Of Prof. and Mrs. Hess,
spent Sunday in the city. They came
down in the Doctors automobile.
Mrs. Josephine Zeller Of Everett,
Wash, who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Brust Jr.. for
the past three weeks, left to-day for
Winthrop for q brief visit. Before
her return she will visit friends and
relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa.
Next Sunday will be Temperance
Sunday at the Methodist church. The
temperance movement will be the
special subject for the regular morn
ing service and the Sunday School
lesson will be on the same topic. In
the evening the Kings Heralds society
will give public missionary enter
tainment at $50 at the church.
Herman Adam and Miss Tora
Anderson were united in marriage
Saturday in the presence of Adolph
Adam, brother of the groom, and
Miss Bertha Anderson, sister of the
bride. Judge Brandt tied the nup.ial
knot. The young couple are we'll and
favorably known in this city. the
groom being son of Anton Adam.
and the bride the daughter of Mrs.
Rassmus Anderson. They have host
of friends who wish them success and
happiness in their welded life, and the
Review joins them in their well-wishes.
Monday morning at Holy Trinity
church, Rev. Schlinkert pronounced
the words which made Wolfgang
Gruber of Lafayette and Miss Mary
Boettger of Sigel, husband and wife.
Joseph Gruber acted as best man and
the bride was attended by Miss Jenny
Garrioch. The young couple, the
immediate members of the family and
a few friends partook of sumptuous
wedding dinner at the Merchants
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Gruber have
already gone to housekeeping on the
Gruber homestead near Klossner.
Both are deserving young people and
the Review joins their many friends in
wishing them success and happiness.
There was happy reunion at the
home of Mrs. William Themlitz on
She was psroled from the
St. Peter Hospital three months ago
and her condition had improved to|
such an extent that it was deemed
to have her four youngest
children join her. During their
mothers absence they had been in
mates of the Lutheran orphanage
located near St. Paul. The family is
in rather Strengthened circumstances
and the way the Ladies Society and
members of the St. Paul's Lutheran
Church came to their relief is highly
The family was sup
piled with clothing and good things to
eat.
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