New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-26

Dance at the Opera House next
Saturday
Miss Schaefer, teacher in the East
Primary, spent Sunday in Mankato.
II. D. Gronholz of Candon, s. D., is
visiting with his brother at Courtland.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen went to the Twin
Cities on business, Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Silverson went to st.
Paul Monday visiting with friends.
Burgs' Battery will give dance,
Nov. 5, at Star Hall, for which elabo-
rate arrangements are being made.
The Ladies Guild of ST. Peters
Episcopal church will hold its annual
bazaar on Wednesday, Nov. Both.
J. G. Bruins, Of Nicollet, took run
in his auto to this city last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson and Mrs.
Garrow will give Halloween party
at Masonic Hall next Monday evening.
Don't fail to attend the dance at
Krause's Hall at Essig next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Vogtel and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Olson made an auto
trip to Mankato, Sunday.
Mr.. F. J. Lamb of Madison, Wis,
returned home, Friday after two
weeks visit with his daughter Mrs. j.
II. Siegel.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Jos. Bob
Letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer of
Sleepy Eye are visiting with the la
ter's mother, Mrs. Garrioch, this
week.
Mrs. Held and Miss Staley enter
tanned at whist Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Hess and Miss Richardson were
awarded first prizes; Mrs. Armstrong
second, Mrs. Wendt BOBBY.
The festival of the Reformation will
be observed next Sunday Oct. 80, at
Friedens-church. There will be re-
gular preaching and communion, SER
vices beginning at ten O'Clock.
Miss Eunice Starr of this city and
Miss Whitney OF Slayton, who are at.
tending the State Normal school at
Mankato, spent Saturday and Sund ay
at the home of the former in this city
The Ladies of the Friedens-church
will hold an apron bazaar next Friday
in the Kiesling block. Lunch will
served in the afternoon and regular
chicken supper will be given between
five and six O'Clock. Every body
welcome.
Miss Bertha b. Buehrer having re.
Gently finished course of study in
music with one Of the leading teachers
of st. Paul, has opened studio al
her parents home, 407 N. State Str is
now prepared to receive pupils TO,
instruction on the piano. The bes,
improved German methods will be EN-
ployed and the standard principles fol
| lingering are taught.
Mrs. Stureiner some weeks ago lef
the county poor house of which sht
had been an inmate since last winter.
Last Wednesday evening she was
found on the street by night police
Tauer who put her in charge of Sheriff
Julius. She seemed to be entirely or
the outs with the Poor house ani
according to her statement would pre-
fer being in the insane asylum rather
than in the poor house. Mrs. Stu
reiner will remain at the county jai
until the county commissioners decide
| what to do in her case.
Ruby Wheeler, the Purity Evange
! list held interesting lectures Sunda,
morning at the Congregational church
and in the afternoon and evening a
the Methodist church. Her lectures OF
the white slave traffic, were listene,
Ito by large and appreciative audi
ence. Miss Wheeler spoke especiall,
to Women and Girls on Monday eve
ming at the German M. b.. Church
giving valuable hints and suggestion
to mothers and all who are intereste,
in social purity.