New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-10-22

Ths 6rst dancing party st Turner
Hall Gynnsslum ~ we'll Intended
and proved most pleasant social Of.
fair Friday evening.
Old graduates Of TIE High school
sre considerably exercised over IL
fast that New Ulm 10 70 have no bas-
kst-bsll this winter. Many OF them
sre protesting sgsinss The decree.
Here'a to The SUCCESS Of their protect.
Crone Bros. ars showing dns line
Of tho Palmer Gsrmeots. Read thsir
ID and then coll q ths store and ssk
70 So the suit or cost that strikes
your fancy. Advt -
Word came to New Ulm friends Of
Mr.. Henry Vsjsn Of Omaha that b
vas 70 undergo % operation Monday.
No further particulars we're sent but
It 10 hoped that Mr.. Vsjen will i'm.
prove greatly under tho treatment and
be able to come % usual next summer
TO geo his many friends hsre.
Stanley Koehler, Now Uln:s ono
representative st Purdue, 10 rejoicing
over the New Ulm students at Madison
because Purdue gave the Wisconsin
men such run for their money last
Saturday. The score ended In tie
and was more or less OF . surprise %
Was the defeat 90 nicely administered
to the Gophers by the Nebraska Corn
huskers.
The Mems Club OF the Moth odist
church met last week and elected Dr..
Reineke, President; Chss. Grussen.
dorf, Vice-Presidsnt; Esler Dirks,
Secretary and Wesley Mueller. Treas.
urer. The club plans . series OF lec-
lures and debstes for the years activity
and will take up With the State Uni
verslty the matter Of securing good
mAterisl for the course.
The Ladies' Aid OF tho Evangelical
Friedens church will hold % apron
bazaar, serve lunch and . chicken
supper ! the Hummel building, for
!: merly occupied BY tho Bee Hive store,
Thursday, Oct. 23rd. Everybody 10
cordially invited. Adv 1t
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Congregs-
tions! Church was held at the church
parlors Fliday and was much enjoyed
by the members and their guests. Mrs.
Rein and Miss Winkelmsnn enter
tanned the company With vocal selec-
lions and Mrs. Siegel convulsed her
listeners with % exceedingly funny
reading. Supper was served following
the program
Ed. Gluth was quite badly shocked
and stunned yesterday when the crank
of . tractor which he was starting
flew back and struck him severe
blow over the pit Of the stomach. The
young man 10 son of Wm. Gluth OF
Milford and was working at home
when the accident occurred shortly
before noon. A local physician was
called. but found no fractures and
does not At present anticipate aoy
further serious results.
A lively runaway occurred Thurs.
day evening when Henry s. 3ecker's
team got away from him at the Mime
sofa Seed Company's Office and did
considerable damage to the wagon
before they we're stopped. Mr.. Becker
was thrown from the wagon aud
fortunately escaped serious injury,
sustaining only bruises, which aside
from being painful, are of little con-
sequence. Mr.. Becker is one of
Courtland's well-known farmers.
Sunday an enthusi astic group of
autoists brsved the cold win DIS and
motored to Winthrop to eat Sunday
dinner at the Setter House. The party
consisted Of the Henningsens, Crit
chetts, Siegels, Vogtels, Beechers, NJ.
A. Binghams, Mrs. Mullen, Mira. Sill
verson and son Charles and Roger
fancy and two other young men from
st. Paul who are visiting at the Sill
version homo. The trip was arranged
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henninesen and, as
planned, included drive to Fairfax,
and Fort Ridgely but tho unpleasant
wind caused q change and the party
returned by way OF Gibbon where
roads we're better.
About thirty-six Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Farnbsch's friends surprised
them Thursday evening at their home
on North Broadway, the occasion
being the I'D wedding anniversary OF
of this estimable couple. The evening
was agreesbly spent in playing cards,
Mrs. Chas. Engelbert, Mrs. Caroline