New Ulm review., 1913-11-05

The Standard Bearers Ml0sIOnsry
Society will mses = tie home Of Henry
Darbshn Friday evening.
Miss Antonia Zisher has returned
after long visit IN the Wsst. Miss
Zieher loft sarly IL ths summer.
Dance IS Wagnsr'S Hall, Essig, Sat-
urdsy evening, Nov. 6th. Music b.
Milford Band. Everybody u cordial.
y invited. adv !.
Mrs. William Weindorf OF Hutchin.
son wss 10 tho city Sunday and Mon-
day. She brought her son to the
College.
Mrs. NJ. Strebel Of Henderson who
has been visiting with her dsughtsr,
Mrs. q. w. Rieke returned home
| yesterday.
Prof. Ackerm ann will deliver . lee
ture before tho Wisconsin Stste Teach.
ers Conference at Racine, Wisconsin
this week. Z.
Mrs. j. Hoffmann Of College Heights
has left for St, Paul aud Minneapolis
where she will spend several weeks
With friends and relatives.
! Rev. Gustav Albrecht and family of
St. Peter we're guests AZ the Luther an
parsonage Thursday to be present for
Miss Adelheid Albrecht's birthday.
Mrs. William Bingham nee' Hagen
was weekend visitor at the homes
OF Dr.. Geo. B. Weiser and A. W..
Bingham. She returned home Non.
day with her husband who came down
Sunday.
Vaudeville at the Gem Theatre,
Thursday, Fridav and Saturday.
Phyle & Phyle 10 comedv musical
sketch, part Of which will be given In
the German Language. Complies
change Of program each evening.
Also . two-reel feature Grand Dad"
Prices 10 and l5c. Adv As
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Koehier were
pleasantly surprised by dozen Of
their friends Saturday evening, It
being their fifteenth wedding ami
versary. The guests presented the
celebrsnts with beautiful water set.
The evening was spent at cards and
refreshments were served. Everyone
reports "good old time.''
Rev. DR.. C. G. Holm and family
will depart Thursday morning for the
Cities. Rev. Holm while in Minnea-
polls will confer with the University
Extension bureau and arrange for
speakers during the winter for the
mems club of the Methodist Church.
He will return Saturday evening but
his family will visit there longer.
The Rawson Brothers op.ned their
variety store In the old Bee Hive
Building Saturday last and drew
quite crowd. Their store has been
freshly painted and their stock looks
bright and new. The gentlemen them.
selves make good appearance and
it is to be hoped that New Ulm has
enuf business in their line to support
the three 10 cent stores now esta blished
here.
Photographer CASTER went to the
Cities this morning to purchase his
new equipment for his studio and
ex poets to be ready for business next
Sunday. Mr.. CASTER states that it is
his intention to put as much money
into the lens alone of bis new camera
as the entire machine which he pre-
viously owned cost him. He sold his
former outfit to Photographer Meyer.
The new Studios have been fitted up
by MIR. Winkelmsnn with every detail
considered as to lighting and other
needs of q studio and no doubt Mr..
CASTER will fnd bis new location
more than compensates him for the
loss of the other.
When extra freight train No. 1852 In
i
charge of Conductor Harrison was
coming down the Milford hill Monday
morning about 10 O'Clock q journal on
one of the box cars filed with wheat,
broke and as consequence the car
was dersiled. The mishap occurred
this side of the Milford siding and
almost two miles west Of the station.
To clear the track 1t became necessary
to tip the car over aud it rolled down
the embankmept and was thereby
wrecked. 1t was one of the old style
cars which the train men and even the
officials of the road do not regret very
much to lose. 1t is reported that the
residents 10 that neck of the woods got
busy as soon as they saw SO many
bushels of the golden grain lying
around loose. apparently without an