New Ulm review., 1913-11-19
The Land Of Romance.

The Land Of Romance.
Wednesday evening of last weel
Miss Rosa Hegler and Fred Kappel
mann we're quietly married at tie
Catholic parsonage, Rev. 6chlinker,
officiating. Miss Sophie Leitschuh
and Clemens Hegler attended the bride
and groom. Altho this happy event
had been kept . profound secret from
the friends Of the contrasting parties,
some of the younger people got wind
Of it and treated the bridls couple 60 Z
serensde. The bride isss daughter ol
Mrs. Mary Hegler and has for years
been the efficient clerk in Dr.. J. H.
vogel's oelce. The groom operates Z
blacksmith shop in the city. The
newlyweds will make their home with
the brides mOsher.
Mystery surrounds the supposed
elopement of Miss Anna Ssckl and
Albert Neumann. Miss Sackl is .
daughter of John Sackl of South
Front Street and is not yet l6 years
old. Mr.. Neumann is one of the Neu.
mann boys residing three miles from
Courtland and is about 20 years old.
The young people had been much
together and Mr.. Sackl had forbidden
his daughter to be out late evenings.
She had been working at Stork Bros.
and the young man had done odd
jobs about town. Friday evening the
girl did not go home from work at all
aud diIigent search has failed to re-
veal her whereabouts or that Of the
young man so it is presumed that they
have eloped and will eventually come
home for their parents forgiveness.
Last Tuesday morning Mise Mathil-
da Schou weller and. Benjamin Sieben-
brunner were united in marriage In
the Holy Trinity Church in this city.
Rev. Schlinkert tied the nuptisl knot
Miss Lena Schouweiler, . sister Of
the bride and Hermao Siebenbrunner,
a brother of the groom attended the
bridal couple and acted as witnesses.
After the ceremony aD old time we'd.
ding celebration was held at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Math. Schouweiler who reside on
Payne Street. The celebration was
attended by the many relatives and
friends of the contracting partiee.
The groom is q son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Siebenbrunner aud was born
and raised in New UDm. Both bride
and groom have q host OF friends Who
wish them we'll. They will make New
Ulm their home and for the present
will reside on South Minnesota Street.
The Minneapolis Journal of Novem-
ber 18th is authority for an elopement
story in which Mrs. Barbara Msrti,
formerly of New Ulm, figures as ono
Of the leading parties. According to
this journal Adolph Schreier, Sr.
aged 70 years, left the home Of his
son Adolph Monday and informed
him that if he did not come back that
night, he would some other night. he
never returned until the following
Thursday aud then informed his son
that be had married and was living
with his bride at 30l2 Oliver Avenue
North. Immediately upon leaving the
house Monday he had gone to the
Courthouse aud obtained q license to
marry Mrs. Barbara Marti, aged 70
years also. They we're married the
same day and Immediately went to
housekeeping. This is the culmina-
tion of three months courtship
which had its beginning when the two
walked home together from the North
German Methodist Church In August.
This is Mrs. Marti's fourth venture
on the m matrimonial sea, her first three
husbands having died.
Monday afternoon at o'clock City
Justice N. Henningsen officiated at q
marriage service which united Mics
Hattie Hauer, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Hauer of North Mime
sofa Street and Mr.. F. H. Wright of
Buera Vista, Iowa. Miss Hedwig
Macao and Adolph Hauer acted as
witnesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will
probably spend the wiuter in New
Ulm.
Tuesday, November 11th, at half
past one o'clock at St. Johns German
Lutheran church in Ridgely township,
Nicollet county, occurred the mar
riage of John Kitzrow, son of Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kitzrow, Of Sever