New Ulm review., 1913-11-19
DR.. and Mrs, G. F. Reineke returned
Sunday from their two weeks visit 10

l| DR.. and Mrs G. F. Reineke returne'
Sunday from their two weeks visit i
Chicago.
Rev. Rant OF Arlington who va
formerly stationed here, was In tn
city last week.
Mrs, C. L. Peterson Of Wasecs CAM
up last Wednesday to visit with he
mother, Mrs. Anna Dalueg.
Edwin Stephan has gone to Man
kato where be will take course i,
the Mankato Commercial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl p. Manderfelt
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry J. Bers
visited with friends ut and neal
Springfield Thursday.
Mrs. D. r. Mead OF Glendive, Mon
tana who visited at the home of hel
brother, A. w Bingham, last week
returned home Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fly. j. Moll, Sr.
went TO Laport, MINI. Friday to spend
a few days visiting their daughter.
They returned yesterday
All of my friends and patrons are
cordially invited to visit my new place
and see a real Photographic Studio.
Geo. O. CASTER the Photographer,
in Your To w, Cor. Center and MINI.
| Str, New Ulm. MINI. adv
Mrs. Warner Colem,n Of Minnea-
polls, formerly Miss Nettie Collins,
visited q few days last week with her
cousins, the Misses Margaret and
Mollie Collins. Miss Margaret Col
Inns has recovered nicely from her
operation and is at home.
Last Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Lutheran Church
had a sewing bee at the home of Mrs..
F. W.. Blsuert. This was their last
meeting before their bazaar which will
be held at the Lutheran School-house
this week Friday, November 2lst
Rev. j. P. Campbell who was pas
tor of the First Congregational
Church quite a number of years ago
but now living at Trinidad, Colo. IS
very low. His daughter writes to
friends in W est Newton th at her father
is confined to his bed, being able to
sit up for bat an hour or two each day.
Mrs. E G. S,einhauser of Lamber.
ton stopped of at New Ulm Monday |
and visited at the Steinhauser home
for day. She was on her way home
from Minnesota Lake where she had
been visiting with her parents for
several weeks. Miss Annie Steinhau-
ser returned home yesterday from
Lam berton where she had been Keep
Jog house for her brother Emil during
Mrs. Steinhauser's absense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer of Mil
ord celebrated their l4th wedding an
1iversary with 6 O'Clock dinner
Sunday. The tables we're prettily
decorated with roses, chry ysanthemums
lod smilax and the viands served were
7ery palatable indeed. Friends from
he city and nearby neighbors were
be guests. The evening was spent
With games, music and cong. The
act that it was midnight before the
'arty broke up.is the best proof that
Ill spent an enjoyable evening.
Rev. Schlinkert returned Monday
rom St. Peter where be assisted in
he ceremonies attending the jubilee OF
be proclamation of religious freedom
celebrated by St. Peters Church in our
eighboring city Sunday, Monusy and
tuesday,. At this time 1000 years ago
Emperor Constantine met his colleague
4icinius at Milan and conjointly they
ssued the edit declaring that Chris
ianity should have equal rights with
aganism and that in future no one
hould be Disseminated against on
ccount of his religious views On
be year of each centenary the Catholic
,hurch celebrates the event with fitting
eligious exercises. !
Saturday evening the friends of Mr..
nd Mrs. r. w. Scherer rendered
hem a surprise at the Dutch Room of
'urner HALL The surprised couple
i'd not know that the party was
rrauged 10 their honor until they
1ere presented with a China dinner
ct and congratulations on their 10th
'edding anniversary we're showered
pom them. Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer
ere highly pleased with the kind
of their friends but they {
1rned the tables on the surprisers by
them in turn with the in-
ormation that the Wedding anniver
ary had taken place just week
arlier. This startling news, however
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