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

/ Is son and heir arrived at the home
ct Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scar OF the
Town OF Milford last Saturday.
Dick Baasen returned Friday from
. trip to Fargo, Grand Forks aud
other North Dakota points.
Mrs. Henry Engel loft Monday
morning for Winons to spend q week
with her daughter, Mrs. Moritz An
ding.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. a..
SieRel entertained for her guests, Mrs.
HOWE and Mrs. Critchett. There
were twenty-four present and the after
noon was spent playing Whist. The.
rooms we're decorated with roses,
carnations and violets. After q zdain.
~ supper the prizes we're awarded to
Mrs Minimum and Mrs. Hess, High,
Mrs. NJ A Bingham and Mrs. Weudt
Low, Mrs. F. EDWARDS and Miss Allie
Scherer, Consolation.
Members of the New Ulm Turnv or.
Elm and the Ladies' Society spent
pleasant afternoon at the hall Sun.
day. a literary program was given
and s. J. Buehrer spoke in: German.
He had chosen for his theme "MOnis.
mus and Duslismus." The address
Was we'll received. Capt. Steinhauser
referred briefly to the class struggle
that is now going on between Capital
and Labor and read . newspaper arti-.
Gle showing the deplorable conditions
that existed in Wheatland, Gal. when
the hop pickers went on . strike. The
ladies' trio consisting of Mrs. w. g.
Alvin, Mrs. L. G. Bell and Mrs. Her.
man Helm favored the audience with
two vocal numbers which we're very
we'll rendered. Mrs. Bell read Ger
man poem and Mrs. John schapek shm
gave 9 recitation which concluded the
program. Supper was served ~, the
hall and the younger people tripped
the light fantastic for several hours
before they went homo. The affair
proved so: enjoy ablee.shat it is pro-
posed TO have q similar afternoon
some time next month.
Miss Jennie Able, q nineteen year
old girl Of New Ulm, who is in the
city visiting at the Kraus residence at
Broad and Plum streets, received q
bad cut on the cheek near the eye and
was somewhat bruised in an auto
mobile accident about $50 Friday
evening. Miss Able, together with
several other girls and boys, were
sliding with a bob:sled down Null.
berry street hill. Lyle Thro, chauffeur
for DR.. J. w. Andrews. was going
northward on Second: street with the
Doctors automobile, taking his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Thro, to
their home. He turned up. on Null
berry street, lodging two bob-sleds.
The automobile was not going fast.
ae managed to get clear Of two, but a
third,on which Miss Able was riding
and steering, struck the rear wheel OF
the automobile, although the car was
run away up on the sidewalk ia an
endeavor to avoid the sled. It seems
that Miss Able struck her cheek
against some part of:the auto, for she
received bad cash. She was con-
siderably dazed when picked up. She
was taken quickly in the automobile TO
the Office OF q ply sician, who; dressed
the wound. -Mankato Free Press.
Sunday was the 56th birthday of
Mr.. j.. L.; Siegel and as has beer the
custom for many years Mr.. Siegel and
his hos pitable wife invited q large
number Of their friends to help them
celebrate the occasion. In the after.
noon: the ladies of the guest party
gathered at: the Siegel home and
played cards: At six they we're joined
by the gentlemen and all we're appraised
by the hostess that the dinner would
be- served for them at the Dakota
House. Twenty-Five guests we're In
vited: but four we're unable to be
present SO that covers we're laid for
twenty-one and the, party SAT down to
the daintily spread tables at seven
o'clock. A sumptuous seven. course
dinner was served, one OF the features
of which was . birthday cake. This
cake containedt. several articles sup.
posed to bring, Y srious fortunes TO the
finders. Mrs: Mullen discovered the
penny in her portion, Mrs. Beecher y
button and Mr.. F. w. johnson was
the lucky finder of the ring. The
thimble which was also one OF the
'tingredients" was not found and the
guests are still wondering where it is.
Following the dinner the guests I'D
journed to the Masonic" Hall where
they took part in the dancing party
given by the Club.