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

Day a. Turner Hall and viii be cele-
brated by the members OF the Ladies
Society. -. -:
The sEpworeh. League ct West New
ton have arranged 4 Valentine Party
and Social to be held this evening at
the home of William Rieke. 49,
Lie Roy v. Alvin was at Lamberton
Sunday to help celebrate the birthday
anniversaries OF his little friends,
Callie aud Louise Steinhauser.
City Attorney Henry N. Somsen who
was laid up With a eight attack OF
typhoid fever was able to leave the
house for the first time Friday. -.
81. D: Beussmann who is at Colfax,
a., taking the baths writes that they
seem to be making an improvement in
his health and he has hopes of feeling
much better soon. - 70. -
William: Thiedemann and August
Tanke returned Friday evening from
q weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives 10 ST.. Paul. They also visited
for day at Stillw ator.
Miss Minnie Schramm who has been
on duty here for several weeks as q
visiting nurse returned to ST. Paul the
early part of the week. Hsr services
were greatly appreciated by the
families afflicted with typhoid, because
Of the cheerfu'ness. with which she
rendered them. r..
Edward, the 10 year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kitzberger was
pleasantly. surprised last Tuesday
evening by Capt. hofmeister's Juveu-
lie Orchestra of which he is a member.
The occasion was the young must
clans birthday and his friends cer-
tainly helped to celebrate it in grand
style and all spent an enjoy able eve-
ming at the Kitzoerger home.
MIR. Peter Mack received letter q
few days ago in which his sister Mrs.
Caroline Noile of Wuertem berg writes
him that she celebrated her 9Oth birth
day anniversary in Decembe and
that she is 10 the best of health. She
also writes that her brother would not
recognize the home of his birth, that
it is now u village>ot 1000 inhsb itsnes,
electrically lighted and with municipal
waterworks and g. telephone 10 nearly
every home. >*s~:, -.
The thrifty house. mothers of New
Uim are getting busy these days, pre-.
pairing to care for the numerous new
families of little chicks coming into
the world. Mrs. Wendt and Mrs.
Chas Brust, Jr. are proudly pro.
claiming the arrival of the little tufts
and the other chicken fanciers and
chicken raisers in town no doubt go to
the nesting places OF the old, clucks
often these days to see that all is
going as it should.
Rev. Holm conducted services in the
West Newton Methodist Church Sun
day afternoon. His text was taken
from John 17-3. The male quartette
which is associated with DR.. Holm in
his church work were also present and
assisted in the musical part of the
services. Rev. Rinkel of Fairfax is
member of the qusrtette and the un.
pleasant news of the burning of. his
church building at Fairfax was. con.
veyed to him while In West Newton.
i Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Critchett arrived
Saturday for visit with old friends.
AS usual when they come a series of
gayeties are IN store and this week
will be an especially busy one in
social way. Mr.. Critchett could not
tarry long and Monday morning went
on to inspect various schools to the
west of New Ulm but will return about
the middle of the week and stay few
days. Mrs. Critchett will probably
be here for couple of weeks.