New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15

A IL year1old daughter Of Ole NJ.
Broste of Hanska underwent an operation
for appendicitis at Loretto Hospital
Saturday.
Miss Lenore Stephan attended the
mission festival at WATERFOWL, S. D.
Sunday. Before her return she will visit
friends at Balaton.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational Church will have their
monthly social next Friday afternoon at
o'clock with an appropriate program.
Carl F. Mueller, one Of our old and
well-known citizens has removed to
Mortified where he expects to make his
future home. He was married July LIST
to Mrs. Maria Duffer of that place.
Math. Petersen has put mufEer on
the gasoline engine OF the good craft
"Alcantara" and conversation on the
boat is now possible. Math is the best
cIlStIlecT CudI Vic alCdNIdTd Has ever udO.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Ben. Vetter of the Town of Cottonwood
last Wednesday morning and son and.
heir put in an appearance at the home of
Christian Christensen of St. George
Thursday.
Two families were made happy Sum
day by the arrival of sons and heirs, the
Charles Emmerich and the William
Lindemann families. It is now Grand
pa Williams and Fred is wearing the
smile that won't come off.
Last Sunday St. Pauls Lutheran
Church extended another call to Huld-
reich Hiatt of Milwaukee as teacher for
the Lutheran parochial school. The
vacancy to be filed was caused by the
resignation of teacher William Muesing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gansling Of Gin
cinnati who have been visiting with the
John Herzog and John Schwietert
families returned to Cincinnati, via
Chicago where they are going to make a
stop, last Friday afternoon. They were
accompanied by Joseph Herzog who will
visit in Cincinnati for about three weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church celebrated the 26th anniversary
of the Society at the Steinhauser summer
home below College Heights last Wednes-
day evening. They were entertained by
Miss Emma Koch and Miss Clara Stein
hauser. Over fifty of the members we're
present and all spent very pleasant
afternoon.
Last Tuesday evening Prof. John
Meyer spoke the words that made Miss
Martha Hammermeister and Otto
!, Gruendemann, both of the Town of
Eden, husband and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hammermeister of the Town of
Eden acted as witnesses. The newly
weds returned to Eden the same evening
!; where the groom owns and operates a
farm.
pa. Henry j. Berg, Jr., OF Dallas, WlSc.'
son of Co. Treasurer Berg, sustained a
slight rib fracture recently. While
standing on the depot platform at
Dallas he was pushed forward and was
struck by slowly moving freight car,
causing fracture of the rib. The in
juries are very slight and young Henry
was able to continue with his work with
out having to take lay-off.
The first Quarterly Conference of the
{ New Ulm Charge of the Evangelical
Church, will be held next Sunday in the
Bethel Church of this City. Presiding
Elder Rev. H. Plantikow of Mankato will
hold the same with services as follows:
Services Saturday at p. m. and Sunday
10 a. m. followed with Holy Communion.
The Quarterly Conference will be held
Saturday afternoon at 4:15 and all
Quarterly Conference members shloud
be present. C. F. Mayer, Pastor.