New Ulm review., 1913-10-29

these days of high prices
Miss Lunits Stelljes arranged .
farewell dinner party last Wednesday
evening 10 honor of Ferdinsnd Bleck.
Eight couples sat down to the six
O'Clock dinner. The decorations we're
10 Halloween effect and very pretty.
The evening was pleasantly spent
with music and ct cards and in ex-
tending the good wishes of the young
people to the departing guest.
Altho there have been threstenings
of snow once or twice the past week
yesterday's snowfall was really the
first Of the season here. 1t 10 the
genuine article but it is scarcely likely
that it will rem sin on the ground any
time and there will probably follow
several weeks of pleasant fall weather
yet. Last year the days were bright
and fair until sfter Thsnksgiviog.
Captsin Louis g. Vogel Informs the
Review that the boy scout movement
which he started some weeks ago 10
progressing nicely and that for the
purpose Of periecting permanent or
ganization those who have qualified
will meet ct the County Auditors Of
fee Saturday afternoon at two o. clock.
Others who are willing to join are re-
quested to be on hand also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles and Fred Roll
loft, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Radon. !.
Prof. and Mrs. Montgomery and fsmi-
IL, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dehn, Mrs.
Triton sni daughter Bernice and Miss
Martha Zellmer arranged pleasant
surprise for Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Holz-
inger Friday evening In honor of their
twentieth wedding anniversary and
presented them With q beautiful dinner
set.
Diedrich Koester. the cobbler on
North Minnesots, will 20 out of the
shoe repairing business on account of
his health. AS soon rs John Bentzin
has moved into his new home on
South State Street, Mr.. Rooster will
rsmove with his family 70 the old
Bentzin home near the Cottonwood
Roller Mills, and take charge of the
-four and feed delivery of this popular
little mill.
Miss Rosa Hillesheim, daughter of
Anton Hillesheim of Sigel and Chas.
Wiltscheck, son of Jos. Wiltscheck of
Sigel, we're united in marriage at
Holy Trinity Church yesterday morn.
ing at 8 o'clock, Rev. Schlinkert
officiating. Otto Wiltscheck and
Miss Bertha Hillesheim were wit
nesses OF the ceremony. A wedding
celebration was held 1T the home Of
the brides parents following the
marriage. The young couple will 60
to housekeeping at once on the
groom's farm near Golden Gate.
Thursday Mrs. Franciska Bellm,
Mrs. Ch. Spellbrink, Sr., Mrs. F. W.
johnson and Mrs. Lucy Fritsche were
the celebrants at the Turner Frsuen-
verein birthday party. The afternoon
was spent 40 usual In social con verse
and needlework followed by lunch and
program. Mrs. Frank Burg offered
the congratulations, Mrs. Ernst Brandt
and Mrs. Alfred Schroeck esch read .
selection and Mrs. John Schspek ahm
furnished her usual share of the
amusement by reciting humorous
poems. The musical numbers we're
vocal solo by Blanche Burg, piano
solo by Mrs. E Haeberle, piano duet
by Mrs. Il. Helm and Lucy Marti and
. vocal trio by Mrs. Bell, Mrs. ALVIN
and Mrs. Helm.
Attention 10 once moro called to the
lecture of Konrad Mes ct the lecture
room of Turner Hall Thursday even
ing at 6 O'Clock. Mr.. Mes Is one OF
the best Germsn.Americsn poets and
authors and 10 not stranger In New
Ulm 40 be has been here and de.
lighted large and appreciative
audiences on two former occasions.
He will speak on the 'Yesr OF
Liberty spd the Liberty Poets of
Germany In the year 1873" This
should be an interesting subject since
it is now just one hundred years since
Germany threw of the French yoke
aud the event has recently been appro.
pristely celebrated, not only in
Germany but in many cities in this
country. To defray the expenses OF
the lecture an admission fee OF 25
cents will be charged. Tickets can be
procured at the Fortschritt Office now.