New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-30

rcfsieser Of she college faeulty.
| is sick With the grippe.
t Charles Silverson will go to the
/. Flour City on business today.
/ Miss Alma Stelljes has accepted ;
]! position as stenographer in the Eagle
mill Offices
Misses Louise and Marie Kemna o.:
/ Client are being entertained by Mrs.
| Chas. Fielder.
| Mrs. Theo. Schwendinger enter
tanned a large number of lady friends
| Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Wheeler went to Minneapolis
Monday to attend a meeting of Cons
gregatienal ministers.
The st. Peter Herald says that Miss
Bertha Almen, teacher near New Ulm,
has entered G. A. College as a student.
J.H. Forster and Louis j. Buenger
are attending the state convention Of
furniture dealers in Minneapolis this
, week.
The teachers OF the public schools
formed jolly sleighing party Friday
evening. Miss Bertha Pfeiffer was
the chaperon.
| Miss Braun, chief operator OF the
| Northwestern Telephone Co., is here
/ from Minneapolis inspecting the work
| in the local exchange.
| A card party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Fesenmaier on Mon
day evening afforded pleasure for. a
/ large number of friends.
The TUrnverein and Frnuenverein
! will give the only masquerade ball to
| be held at Turner Hall this season on
| the evening of Feb. 18th.
! Rev. Albrecht went to Milwaukee
Monday to attend meeting of the
board of directors of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary Of that city.
Editors Hodges of Sleepy Eye and
Mailer of Springfield attended meet
ing of the Brown County Publishers
Association in this city Saturday
evening.
No admission viii, be charged OF
those desiring to hear Rev. Olmstead's
lecture at the Turner theatre tomorrow
evening. The preacher is one of the
best Unitarian lecturers in Iowa.
Major Geo. S. Koffend, the popular
travelling salesman, was in the city
Friday. While here he received no.
tice that he had once more been APP
pointed to place on the governors
staff.
The neighbours of Mrs. w. I. Eek
stein pleasantly surprised her Monday
evening by calling at her b ONE and il
the good old-fashioned way assisting
her in celebrating the annivers airy OF
her birth.
Last evenings chief social event
was sleighing party in which nearly
all the members of the Fire Department
participated. After the ride lunch
was served at the home of Alderman
Fred Pfaender.
Gen. -Widell of Mankato, who IS
well-known here, was elected Grand
Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge
in st. Paul last week. It is the high
est honor that can be bestowed by the
Masons Of this state.
Mrs. F. w. johnson was hostess
fora fewlady friends Monday evening,
the affair being in compliment to Miss
Vera Helmes of st. Paul. They played
that intricate and brain-tiring game
known as Give hundred. -
b. Stockman and Einar Hoidale
kept open house at the rooms of the
Dacotah club yesterday afternoon.
Quite number of ladies were present
and the old bachelors handled the af-
fair as nicely as if they had homes of
their own.
The following New Ulm people at
tended the golden jubilee celebration
of the st. Anthony Turnverein in
Minneapolis on day: Albert Stein
hauser, Herman Helm, Fred Setter and
wife, Fred Spoerhase and wife. John
Hauenstein Jr., Fred Grebe, Adolph
Wagner and Henry Herrian.
In the butter contests at the dairy
mems convention in Owatonna last
week H. G. Schultz won the gold medal
with a score of 96. Christ Hanson OF
Hanska, August Swenson Of Klossner
and Alex Johnson of Lafayette scored
93a, John Muhs of New Ulm SO, B. G.
Green of Sigel and Ole Sveum OF
Cambria 90, and r. Engelhardt OF
Searles and Nels Ahlness of Sleepy
Eye 81.
The members of the Fire Department
i held their annual BANQUET at Turner