New Ulm review., 1913-12-03

kat0 and family came up to spen
Thursday 1t Mrs. Mary Meile's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kichof| OF 81
Paul we're Thanksgiving guests Of MI
and MRS. w. b. Gieseke, They re
turned home Sunday.
Miss Hanna Klemenhagen, q teache
In the st. Peter schools Was guest q
the L. B. Krook home for the Thanks
giving vacation time.
The Mankato Normal girls who 60
home we're Minnie P6sterer, Ern'
Rolzinger, Elvers Sell, Elizabetl
Wheeler and Jeanette Meile.
Math Siebenbrunner and two of hil
sons have been busy for the past weel
tearing down the Mitzner property
near the Larson & Stone garage which
was gutted by fire some months ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace of Dundas
MINI. chose New Ulm to spend par,
OF their honeymoon in and visited
With Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berg who at.
tended their we'd ding Thursday. Mrs.
Wallace Is cousin OF Mr.. Berg.
4 At the Gem Theatre, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, Decem ber 4, 5,
6, Seven Russells Presenting the
biggest and best Minstrel Act in
Vaudeville, carrying their own special
scenery. Prices, lO-l5c. Adv 49
The quarterly meeting of the M. r.
church will be held next Sunday.
Preceding it will be the quarterly con-
ference which begins on Dec. 1lth aud
will be conducted by Rev. Dr.. Sauter
OF Minneapolis, the District Superin.
tendent.
AT the regular meeting of New Ulm
Lodge No. 53 I. o. o. F., the follow
ing officers were elected for the year
1914: John L. Hoffman,, N. G.;
Gottfried Hoehne, v. G.; Geo. Jacobs,
Secy.; Frank Burg, Treas. and Christ
BOock, Trustee.
Mrs. Thomas McHale and Miss
Grace McHale, respectively mother
and sister Of Pat McHale, the genial
manager of the Western Union, re-
turned to their home at St. Paul Mon
day after a weeks visit at the McHale
home. Wednesday, the Goth, was the
23rd anniversary of the McRale's
wedding day and the visitors arrived
in time to help observe it.
Don't confuse the ':Invincible
Four" with any other musical act
you have ever seen, for they are totally
different. They play the Saxophone,
Banjo, Cornet, Piano and
Drums, in quartette, Duo and Trio.
Both classical as we'll as comedy. At
The American Thursday, Friday and
10 and 15c. Adv 49
Henry w. Jenning of the Town of
Eden was in the city last Thursday.
BE is q brother of Miss Augusta
Jenning who SO mysteriously dis
appeared from the Hospital last fall
and who returned to the home of her |
brother after an absence of about six
weeks in a dazed condition, unable to
ell where she had been all this time.
Her feet were badly frozen and it was
hought that it would become necess ary
o amputate one of them. Mr.. Jenning
'ays that his sister is recovering
slowly and that there is now no
lauger that she will lose the foot that
vas so badly frozen.
Mrs, John Henle entertained last
" ednesday afternoon and evening at
;ards In honor Of her birthday. There
we're FIVE tables at Euchre for both
A delicious lunch was
erved by the hostess and everyone
'reatly enjoyed the time spent in the
'ospitable home. In the afternoon
he Star prize was awarded to Mrs.
Andrew Amann, Punch to Mrs. Caro-.
inc Haas and Booby to Mrs.
Josephine Zieher. The evening prizes
'ere won by Mrs. Katy Arbes, Star,
drs. Mary Arbes, Punch and Mrs. T.
'cheiderich, BOBBY. =
Today will occur the marriage OF ,
dr. George Hogen and Miss Ida
3ierbaum. Rev. Albrecht will officiate ,
md the ceremony will take place at .
be home OF the BRIDES sister. Mrs. 3,
oe Karl at high noon. They will I
cave for short wedding trip to Chi. g
ago and other points. On their re. +
urn they will make their home at 221
'outh State Street where Mr.. Hogen
ss had his property remodeled the o
'ast season. Mr.. Hogen is one of the
lighly respected young business men :
II the city, having been q member of ;
be VIM, Pfaender Agency for some
ears. His bride is known as one of {;