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

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ct the residence d NE. Fred ~; Meine.
The quarterly meeting 81 the Con.
Rregstionsl church will be held
Thursday evening q 7.30.
: Now's the time oysters taste good.
Get Seslshipt brand at the Red Front
Grocery.
Mrs. John Arhsrt and Mrs. G. A.
Ottomeyer went to Mankato Friday to
visit with relatives. They will return
today.
Raymond Pfefferle, who is now
located in Madelia. was in the city
over Sunday visiting with friends and
relatives.
Henry Engel, chief of the fire-de-
partment, was in Mankato last Satur-
day to arrange for some repair work
to be done on the city fire engine.
Prof. Adolph Ackermann spent
Sunday at Watertown, S. D. where
he held q service in the Lutheran
church of that place. He returned
Monday.
Ground is being broken for the new
garage which is being erected by VIM
Korth on South Minnesota street.
The garage will be up.to-date and
modern in every particular.
Albert Wendlapd of this city has
accepted position as parochial
school teacher for the Lutheran con-
gregation at Arlington, and assumed
charge of his work Monday.
H. B. Gary, for over forty years q
resident of the city Of Marshall, died
there week ago Friday. He ran the
first train that was run into Marshall
on the Northwestern Road. Mr.. Gary
was at one time q resident of our city
and no doubt the older residents will
remember the deceased as man of
sterling character, of q cheerful dis
position and always ready and willing
to be of service to his friends and
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rautenberg were
at Lamberton Friday, attending the
funeral of William Gumtow, cousin
of theirs. Gumtow, who was we'll
known farmer near Lamberton, died
suddenly Tuesday from the effects OF
an apoplectic stroke. He was about 80
years old at the time of his death. At
one time he was resident of Lafayette
township, having moved therefrom
about 30 years ago.
Supt. Hess left today for the cities
to attend the annual meeting of the
Minnesota Educational Association to
be held there Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week. He will remain
for the entire session, returning to
New Ulm Sunday. About twenty OF
the teachers will leave Thursday to
attend the meetings, school being
closed in their rooms for the time of
their absence. So large delegation
from our schools shows progressive
spirit on the part of the teachers
which is to be commended
Yesterday morning at the St.
Lawrence Catholic church of Fari-
bault was solemnized the marriage of
F. W. Kosek of this city and Miss
Marie Huss. Jos. Kosek of Lafayette
township acted as best man and the
bride was attended by her sister. A
reception at the BRIDES parents fol-
lowed Immediately after the marriage
ceremony. After a brief honeymoon
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Kosek will come to
New Ulm where the newlyweds will
make their home. Mr.. Kosek has been
in the employ of the Minnesota Seed
Company as seed expert for some
months and is meeting with good
The club rooms of the New Ulm
Turnverein are nearing completion.
The committee in charge can congra-
tulate themselves on the manner in
which the work has been carried out.
When completed tho rooms will be -
coy and attractive rs any in the
state. The fireplace in the 'Kneipe"
erected under the supervision of