New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

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Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Stone we're
visitors 10 our city Monday.
The best 80 Overcast st HUAHEL
BROTHERS.
John Frsnta 10 combining business
with pleasure this week while ct Wa
basso and other points.
Miss Florence Schneider and Miss
Mamie Berg of st. Peter visited With
friends Saturday between trains.
A son was born Monday, October
3Oth to Mr.. snd Mrs. Albert Pfaender
Of South Broadway. Congratulations.
Don't you want On oyster stew for
supper tonight? Get Seslshipt brand
ct The Red Front Grocery.
Mrs. M. Mullen returned Mon day
from st. Louis. She was accompanied
by her niece Miss Elinor Fisherman
who will spend some time here.
Otto Poehler of Courtland has been
enjoying . visit from his sister, who
lives in Los Angeles, Calf. AZ this
10 her first visit to the old home In
twenty years she il making > stay OF
several weeks.
Dr., D. F, Wood, formerly Of Hsnska
and now located In Minneapolis spent
Sunday with his friend, Emil Hsge,
cashier OF the Brown County Bank.
The two men we're formerly part of .
group Of very congenial spirits and It
goes without saying that this visit
was great pleasure to both.
Dr.. William A. Meierding, who il
we'll and fsvorsbly known in New
Ulm, hes decided to take up the
practice Of medicine in Springfield.
For about year he was one OF the
house physicians at the Fergus Falls
Hospital and for the past few months
has been prscticing medicine in South
Dakota.
Hjalmer Hoidale and q friendko bis
spent few days last week at Swan
Lake hunting. These bright days the
ducks may be seen flying northward
again and there ought to be q few
more good shots secured. However,
the Nimrods who have been after
ducks or chicken in this vicinity lately
report game scarce and hard to get at.
A representative of a large firm of
manufacturers of suits, coats and
dresses will be at our store on Thurs.
day, tomorrow Nov. 2. 1911, with q
large line of the above named articles.
This is your opportunity to distinct
pattern and q fine selection to select
from. Now if you want or need any
thing in the Ready To- Wear, here is
your chance. Please call tomorrow
at our store.
G. A. OTToMEYER.
The beautiful weather of last Sunday
tempted quite number of people to .
belated picnic dinner on the hills
above the Cottonwood Valley. We
have missed so much of our usual fine
fall weather that we feel cheated but
the indications now are for bright
days for time and everyone is going
about with smile in consequence.
We are holding our breath, however,
in fear OF another downpour.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Catholic church held Halloween
Fair at the Catholic Schoolhouse
Monday afternoon and it was followed
in the evening by the usual card party
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Star Prize, Mrs. Joe Koehler; Ladies
Punch, Mrs. Bertha Riegler; Mems
Punch, Carl Eichten; Ladies' BOBBY
Prize, Mary Gruenenfelder; Mems
BOBBY Prize, Andrew Amann, Jr.
Myra Seifert won the silk quilt that
was raffled off at the Fair.
Conrad Anderegg, one of New Ulm's
defenders in the most trying days Of
the history of our city, died at St
Paul last week and was buried from
the Masonic Temple last Thursday
The deceased WAS born in the Canton
Of Bern, Switzerland, March 9, 1874
and came to this country In 1916. BE
came TO st. Peter in 1857 aad engaged
| in the shoe business and subsequently
removed to st. Paul where he con-
Quoted . shoe store for many years on
Jackson street. At the time OF his
death he was On inmate of the
Soldiers Home.
On Friday of last week Asa p
Brooks, formerly editor of the Review
was united in marriage to Miss Anna
Norris, daughter Of James A. Norris
Great Northern Station Agent al
Sank Center, MINI. The ceremony
took place at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. A. A. Secord OF Alex
andria officiating. The young couple
will make their future home in Mime.
apolis where Mr.. Brooks is now
manager of printing and job plant.