New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-25

Rev. DR.. G. g. Holm spoke 1t the
Masonic Hall last night end tonight
"Wednesday he will deliver lecture
at the Town Hall at Lafayette.
Holland Herring 10 ID keg; rs
All kinds of smoked and Canned
fish. Fresh Vegetables always on:
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Beginning with today Wednesday,
evening there will be services every
Wednesday evening until Easter at
st. Paul's Church and also at the
Friedens Church.
Monday afternoon Rev. Al5recht
goes to Fairfax in his capacity as
visitator of this district to attend q
Joint meeting Of the Fairfax and Fl.
Rldgely congregations.
The Misses Minnie and LouSchramm
will give up housekeeping and will
make their homes for time with
their married sisters, Mrs. Otto
English and MRS. Herbert Grussen.
dorf.
While trying to pass another rig on
his way home, Theodor Mohr OF the
Town OF Cottonwood, was thrown out
OF his sleigh and suffered some slight
injuries from which he he's entirely re-
covered.
Rev. DR.. Ssuter will conduct the
morning and evening services at the
quarterly conference to be held at the
Methodist Church next Sunday. The
evening service viii be q: joint service
with the Congregationalists..:
Il Mrs, N. Mullen entertained q small
party OF ladies at Whist Monday
saternoon for Mrs. e. T. Critchett and
Mrs. J. K. HOWE. There were three
tables 1T cards and favors were awar.
ded to Mrs. M. A: Bingham and Mrs.
l.. Il %Krook. :
Thursday, Feb. 10th, daughter
arrived to brighten the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Arhart OF the Town of
West Newton. This is the first girl in
the family, the other five being boys
and the family is naturally elated
over the arrival Of the young lady.
Miss Lou Schramm left this morn
ing for the cities where she will en-
ter one of the wholesale millinery
houses to post herself on the spring
fashions. She will be gone for two or
three weeks. Miss Mary Kral also
went to the cities today for a visit
with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Siegel enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. HOWE of
Winona over Saturday and Sunday.
They came up to be present at the
dinner party given 10 honor Of Mr..
Slegel's birthday and Mr.. HOWE re-
turned home Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
HOWE will remain for u week.. !
Mrs. Helena Roos has recovered
sufficiently from her recent operation
SO that she was able to leave the hoe!
pital on Saturday. She is now at.the
home of Mrs. Anna Wicherski. AZ
soon as she is strong enough she will
leave for wellington, Kansas to spend
the winter with her son Charles and
family. !
DR.. O. J. Seifert made trip to
Rochester Monday. During his. alb
sence, Mrs. Seifert was so unfortunate
as to slip on the ice in the yard and
turned her foot in such q. way as. to
result in badly sprained ankle. An
X-Ray examination shows quite. q
serious dislocation. which may
possibly prove to be q fracture.
At.ths social gathering arranged by
the New Ulm Arbeiterverein q
schell's Hall Saturday evening. Fred
Pfaender gave short. address in
German. He spoke on WASHINGTON
and also on the affairs OF the Society.
A large number OF the members we're
present and they enjoyed. themselves
playing cards after the speeches.
Lunch and refreshments we're served.
The blizzard that swept ali the Cen
trail States Saturday and. Sunday
barely touched New Ulm and bresthed
its icy. breath over us for the space. of
48 hours. No snow accompanied the
sharp wind but Saturday evening was
q decidedly unpleasant time to have
to; be- Out. The wind died down Sun.
day night and now, Tuesday, the warm
wave predicted Is making its appear
ance on the wings OF south wind.
In the suit brought by Anna Kraus
against George Kraus Sr., Mary
Kraus Wenzel Kraus and Anton
Kraus for the purpose of having. GER
tain conveys nces set aside as frandu.
lent, Judge Olsen on Saturday filed
an order deciding in favor of the de.