New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-05

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Miss Allie Scherer enjoyed day last
week at camp with Mrs. Johnson. II
Mrs.A. w. Mueller returned Saturday
from weeks visit spent with Winona
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Biebighauser were
guests at the Methodist parsonage
Monday. Is
Miss Leona Mayer left this morning
for Henderson where she will visit friends
for week or two.
Mrs. L.. G. Bell returned Monday
evening from her three weeks visit with
her brother Richard at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frantz came down
from Sleepy Eye Sunday for a visit with
Mrs. Frantz' mother, Mrs. M. Remnant
Last Sunday Prof. A. Alderman
delivered the dedicatory sermon at the
dedication of the Lutheran Church at
Lake Benton.
Miss Hulda Klatt of Milwaukee, Wis.
and Miss Alma Helm of St. Peter visited
with relatives and friends in this city
the past week:
Mrs. F. O.. Gronwald Of Fargo who
has been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Baasen, for the past three weeks
will return home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Carl Spaeth of Raymond
and their daughter, Miss Cora, have been
spending the past week with relatives
and friends. They made the trip by
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Peterson of Man
kato announce the birth Of baby daugh-
ter July 9th. Mr.. Peterson was associated
with Mr.. CASTER in the gallery last sum-
mer.
There will be regular services in the
German M. E. Church beginning next
, Sunday. The repairs are all completed
and there remains only the cleaning up
to be done. /
Fred Pfeiffer and son of Morton and
Mrs.. Mary Pfeiffer and daughter, Miss
Bertha, returned Friday from fishing
tripe to Paynesville, MINI. They were
gone all last week.
Monday evening twenty-five Of the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Buenger
arranged surprise party for them, the
occasion being the tin wedding anniver-
Esary of the couple: Gifts of suitable
character galore were taken ssalong
with refreshments and the evening was
spent most delightfully."-.
i For the past ten days the executive
committee of the commercial club has
: been raising funds for defraying tht
expenses of entertaining the editors nex1
Saturday. If the committee should
have overlooked any who would lik(
to attend the banquet, they should cyl
on f. w. j ohnson, chairman of the coin
mittee. 81
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: Sunday, afternoon about 1870 Fed
Loesch, assistant engineer at the electric
light plant, had the index finger of his
left hand caught in the machinery and
the tip crushed so severly that a portion
of it had to be amputated. Altho he.is
able to be around, Mr.. Loesch will be
incapacitated for work for cou lie of
weeks.
j At the meeting Of the Board of Edn-
cation held Saturday evening the bo:td
organized by electing Geo. B. Wessr,
president; A. F.. REIN, secretary and G:
w. A. Krook,. treasurer. Theo. Schei-
drich was re-appointed janitor Of the
present high school building and the new
school-house building, Fred Meyer of
the Washington school-house and the
East Primary and John Ambrosch .ot
the Lincoln school-house. -
Have you any golden glow or other
yellow flowers that you can spare fol-
use in decorating the banquet room fol
the editors and business men next
Saturday? Ifyou have kindly telephone
the Review Office, 101, as we are going
to need all that we can get. We will
call: for it Friday if you will let rs
know before noon: that day. Sun
flowers will also be used if they can be
procured. 81
Thor Snilsberg writes us from some I'm.
pronounceable place in Norway, sending
greeting to all his friends. He says hi
arrived at Christiania two days earlier
than he expected. He finds himself thu
busiest man on earth but expects to get
rest with his people among the noun
tains. He found both his father anc
sister in improved health when he reached
home. The Review will take greetin,