New Ulm review., 1914-01-07

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visit with relatives.
sEhe home Of Rev. Immanu al A lbrecht
OF Fairfax was gladdened Thursday
morning BY the arrival Of baby
daughter.
Miss Martha Bliefernicht left We'd
nesday morning for her home at
Watertown, Wis. She had been
visiting the past two weeks with her
brother, Prot. f. r. Bliefernicht and
wife.
Adolph Falbisaner of St. Paul,
formerly editor of the St. Paul Yolks-
zeitung has been appointed Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector by E. j.
Lynch. Collector of the Revenue De-
partment of the state.
j. T. Heinrich, late brewmaster OF
the New Ulm Brewing & Mailing Co.
was forced to postpone his trip to
Bavaria. his native country owing to
the illness of cousin at St. Paul who |
has planned to accompany him.
Mrs. Fl, E. Schrader went to Tracy
Monday for brief visit with friends.
Her daughter, Miss Bessie, left Sun
day afternoon after a two weeks
holiday visit at home to return to her
school duties at Moody Institute,
Chicago
Albert Duehn, who has successfully
conducted the Wanda livery and dray
line for u number of years, has dis
posed CT the business and intends to
move to New Ulm, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Duehn will take up their future
residence. .-Nicollet Leader.
Oscar Baer, looking fine and fit,
came home for q three days visit last
week. He says Rochester is splendid
'own and he likes it very much but is
awfully glad to have New Ulm to
come home to once in a while. Otto
Buenger who came home from Luve rne
Is another one of the boys who ex-
pressed similar sentiments. Both |
young men are back at their Jobs this |
week.
Charles Kaiser has force of men
at work on the old Gales place on
South State Street, remodeling it for
the occupancy of Herman Wendt of
Springfield Mr.. Wendt recently |
purchased the house and is having
extensive repairs made. It is indeed
a remarkable winter when workmen
can keep steadily at building pursuits
during mid winter out OF doors IN
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Heymann cele-
brated their china wedding last Sun-
day by having a family dinner for
the relatives of both sides OF the
family at noon. They also invited q
number of their friends for a supper
and to spend the evening. The host
and hostess were presented with q
number of appropriate gifts, The
evening was spent playing cards and
was a pleasant one for all present.
Last Wednesday afternoon occurred
the funeral of Mrs. Olina Frederick
son, mother of Co. Attorney Adolph |
Frederickson of Springfield. Funeral
services were held at the Danish
Lutheran Church at Brookville, Red
wood Co.. The deceased passed away
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jens Peterson, Norma, N. D., Satur-
day, December n, aged u years.
She is survived by four sons and two
daughters.
Those who missed the pleasure of !
seeing the "Shepherd Of the Hills"
last year should not forget that it
comes here again this evening. All
who saw it last year spoke OF its real |
excellence lwith genuine enthusiasm.
The story is so true, so touching, and
the characters so lovable that il leaves
3 sense Of pleasure that fingers long
with those who see the beauty and |
simplicity Of tho theme portrayed by
3 good cast. Little Pete wins,a
way to every heart.
We have just received number OF
Artists Hand-Played Music Rolls I
for the Player. This new invention is
the greatest wonder in the musical
world today. We quote few numbers:
Valse Brilliant-Op. 64.No. /. Minuet
Waltz -Chopin-Played by Eugene d.
Albert; Musetta Waltz. From La Boz
heme-Act. 2.Puccini. Played by Lee
s. Roberts; Minuet.Op. IA. No. |.
Paderewski, Played by the Composer;
Nocturne Op. 81 No. 2. ~ Chopin.
Played by Arthur Friedheim; Rigo-
letto (Quartette)- )-Verdl. Played by
Arthur Friedheim. Let these artists
play for you at Winkelmanns Music
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