New Ulm review., 1912-12-11

. number OF our chicken fsnciers will
exhibit their birds q the St James
Poultry Show.
Just received ) nov line Of party
gowns and serge dresses. MRS A.
W. RINKE, Milliner. lAdvt. )5o-5l
The Brown County Farm Produc 3
show 10 10 session today q Spring.
field and II 10 expected that II will be
especially we'll attended on account Of
the good season just passed and the
favorable weather Of the late fall which
enabled the farmers to get things into
good shape for winter.
Al the last meeting Of Harmony
Camp No. 2007 NJ. w. A. the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing
year: v. c., VIM. Bierbaum; w. A.,
Otto Heymsnn; E B., Anthony Schil-
lar; Clerk, Hubert Borg; Escort, Fssd-
Peuser; Wstchnsn, Herman sehaoksl;
Sentry. Henry Bsrsh; Ply, DR.. Geo.
B, Weiser; Manager for 3 years, Otto
r Kohu.
Joseph schluck Who was operated
upon the early part Of last week was
able to lesve the hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Julius Rieck Who underwent an
operation on the same day will be able
to 60 home the latter part Of the week.
Miss Katie Fesenmsier Of Sleepy Eye
submitted to On operation for sppen-
cici il Tuesisy morning.
An action has been commenced by
Mrs. Ella Hutchins against tho Sleepy
Eye Telephone Company to recover
the sum Of $500 damages for the
death of her husband Chss. J..
Hutchine for which she says the
telephone company is liable. 1t will
be remember that Mr.. Hutchins was
accidentally killed at Sleepy Eye,
October 20, 1911 by taking hold of q
Telephone wire charged with electricity.
The case will not be tried until the
May term.
About twenty five members OF the
De Molay Commandery journeyed to
st. Peter Friday afternoon to attend
the annual inspection of Ivanhoe Com
msndery No. 81, KniRhts Templars
which took place at that city in the
evening. After the ceremony of inspec-
ton, the Order OF the Temple was con-
terred and the Order Of the Knights of
Malta communicated. A delightful
banquet was served and the remainder
OF the evening was passed in enjoying
good cigar and . social chat.
A 26-piece Rogers A. A. Silver Set
given away Saturday night at the
Gem Theatre. Coupons issued all
this week. Silver Set Guaranteed.
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The home Of Dr.. and Mrs. ]. 8.
Schrader of Springfield vas last
Wednesday morning the scene ofs
pretty wedding when their daughter
Elizabeth plighted her troth to DR..
Thomas Albert Peppsrd Of Mime.
spolis. The rooms of the spacious
house were beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The brides little sister
acted % flower girl and there we're
six little ribbon girls. Miss Lydia
Ochs rendered the beautiful and apprc.
pirate vocal solo "Because" and Miss
Vera strickler played Mendelssohn's
wedding march. The newlyweds will
make their home In Minneapolis where
the groom is engaged in the practice
OF medicine.
The play, ''The Third Degree"
staged at Turner Theatre last Satur-
day evening was one which won our
unqualified approval. 1t is long
time since anything was shown here
which so fully came up to our expec-
tations or so satisfied US. We are con-
vinced that We do not know all there
is to know when it comes to passing
judgement in theatrical matters but
that the ''Third Degree" was good We
do not believe any one can honestly
deny. The Lawyer who took leading
part was especially good and the re-
suits of q society life and the curse Of
q police-ridden land we're wildly
portrayed By the other actors. We
have no criticism for any OF the
players. All were good and the
audience showed its satisfaction by
frequent applause.