New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11

Henry Gsbhsrdt brothsr-in-lsw Of
Herman Held Of Ills city e rspotssd
70 have lost Oil bis pF6pSrty n Black
River Falls, Wis.,, duElhR J6l grsss
food that destroyed t.st place lit
week. The Fsll's Hotel which 10 owned
by the Gerhard estate 10 also men.
toned among the buildings which were
destroyed.
The wedding OF Albert Hegler. Of
this city and Miss Mary Fisher Of
Sleepy Eye, took place Tuesday
morning at the Catholic church OF
Sleepy Eye. A dainty reception was
held after the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents. The newly
weds intend to make their future home
on the Charles Ries farm.
The young Ladies Sodality of the
Catholic church are making arrange
ments for "Hallowe'en fair which is
to be held at the Catholic School
House, Monday afternoon Oct. 30th.
Plans have been made to have NUM-
Der of booths for the occasion. In the
evening there will he card party at
the same place. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend the fair and
card party.
Now is the time to plant Tulips,
Hyacinths etc. if you want brilliant
bed of flowers early in the spring.
New Ulm Greenhouse. Christ Book
Prop.
On Monday the Current News club
spent most delightful evening ct the
home of Miss Minnie Wendt. The
occasion being . parcel shower for
Miss Louise Bsasen in honor OF her
approaching marriage to DR.. Fred
erick o. Gronwold of Adams N. D..
Mrs. G. G. REIN rendered several
vocal selections suitable for the 0ccs-
sion. Mrs. c. w. Miller, Miss Vera
Strickler also contributed to the must
cal grogram.
The M. & st. L. last Saturday run
an excursion train over this line
through the Twin Cities. The train
was made up at La Sale and started
out with seven coaches which we're
packed to the limit and on arriving at
New Ulm two more coaches had to be
put on to accommodate the crowd.
From Winthrop the train went thru
to Minneapolis without stopping. At
the popular prices of Sl.50. round trip
these excursions will no doubt be
largely patronized by the public.
x A dance will be given by the Mil
ford WOOdmen, at the Milford club
house, Sunday evening. Oct. 18th.
Gag & Seifert will furnish the music.
The marriage of Miss Anna Lauter-
bach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Lauterbach, of Redwood Falls, to
Christ Schultz took place Tuesday
morning at the St. GATHERINGS church
of that city. Rev. Father Tomak
performed the ceremony. Miss Lizzie
Weisensee and Miss Alice Russell of
this city acted as bridesmaids, while
Joe Lauterbach attended the groom.
The following of this city attended the
wedding: MIR. and Mrs. John Henle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ath. Henle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Henle.
-Janesville Argus: Attorney Jos.
A. Eckstein of New Ulm, one of the
leading attorneys of the state. our old
time schoOlmate, was in this place
Friday, transacting business in the
interests of his clients. He also visit
ed Alma City. Mr.. Eckstein is one
of the ablest as he is one of the
brainiest men in the state, as pleasant
and jovlal as he is able and brainy.
We hope, to see him 60 into politics
at no distant date and in case he does
it may be assured that political pre-
ferment will come to him without
much of an effort on his part as be is
one of the most popular men in the
state. BY all means let Mr.. Eckstein
enter the political arena. The Argus
would be glad to support him for any
and every Office in the state simply on
account Of old time friendship de-
veloped in boyhood days in school
and matured through the passing
years.
\ The Hero Track Walker" "A Sem
sational Railroad Story, Tonight,
Tomorrow, Princess.
Have you a Player Piano in your
Home?