New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-18

| August Stork make business trip
to the Twin Cities last week.
John L. Hoffman who has been
having siege of the rheumatism is
again able to be about. "a
Miss Agnes Thornton entertained
her sister, Miss Natalie Thornton of
Shakopee over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Schroeder had Miss
Elsie Calef OF Gaylord with her as her
guest over the week end.
Mrs. F. q. Krook has had her sis.
ter, Mrs. Smith OF Minneapolis, with
her for the past week. Mrs. Smith re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. McCraw OF Mankato visited at
the F. D. Minium home from Friday
to Sunday. Mr.. McCraw came up
Sunday and accompanied his wife
home.
Miss Frieda WieRand spent Satur.
day and Sunday at her home in James.
vile after attending the Southern
Minnesota Teachers Association at
Mankato Friday.
Gags Orchestra payed at Spring
field last Wednesday evening for the
Dramatic Club Dance and the same
evening Wartha's Orchestra played
for dance at Morgan.
Mrs: Timms Of Portland, Oregon,
arrived Saturday evening and will
assist In the nursing Of her brother.
Otto Hummel. Mr.. :Hummel Is con.
valescing but thereof very is naturally
slow.
Mrs. Q. c.. Strickler entertained at
q small party Friday afternoon.
There we're six tables at whist and
favors we're awarded to Mrs. E. G.
Hage, Mrs. C. A. Zelle and Mrs. E.,
aae5erle.
Miss Jennie Sommerstad accom-.
panied Miss Julia 8orchert to her
home at .Minnesota Lake to spend
Sunday after they had attended the
the meeting of the Southern Minnesota
Teachers Association at Mankato.
WILDER Strate, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Strate of West Newto n, is
the new bockkeeper at the Brown
County Bank. He attended the
Pioneer Business College before he
took the Job at the bank, Mond az of
this week.
J. B.. Augustin of Bashaw was in
the city from Saturday till Monday
looking after Albert j.. Schramm, his
brother-in.law. He reports that the
Register of Deeds is sinking rapidly,
and that he Is so weak now that he 10
not able to leave his bed.
One Of the largest and most enjoy
able dancing parties held. at the
Turner. Hall Gym for several years
past: was that given Saturday evening
by Denkmal Lodge No. 81 of the
Order of Sons of Hermann. John
Warthas famous Bohemian band
furnished the music.
George Marti was nursing game
leg the past week. On his way from
the house to the Office, he slipped on
the icy walk and fell, hurting his
right knee to such an extent that be
could not bend it for almost week.
This little accident didn't phaze
George In the least. He gritted his
teeth and stayed on the Job.
Miss Eleanora Dirks has enrolled
In the Normal Glass of the Public
Schools. Miss Dirks attended st
Paul Park College during the first
halt of the year but has decided that
she will get more good out of her
college course ii she teaches year or
two before going on with her studies.
She will therefore complete the
Normal here this year and teach mex,
year. :
Henry Neuwlrth has been on duty
as mail carrier for District No. 2 for
THE past two weeks and from present
indications will be on duty till March
1st.v He relieves Andrew j. Tauei
who hsu the misfortune TO slip and
/ fall on an icy walk on North Wash.
ington Street on January Both. Mr..
Tauer felt sharp pain at the time,
but paid no particular attention TO 1t
The pain keeping up he finally con
suited doctor who upon investig atior
found one-of the ribs fractured and
promptly ordered q rest for his
patient. Altho not confined to the
house, Andrew will hardly be able tc
resume his duties at the post Office
. until March Let.