New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-18
Miss Augusta Schramm Of Fairfax
spent the weekend with her friend, Miss
Elizabeth Newton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Schwendinger
entertained the latter's father, Stephan
Arnold Of Roselle, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. A. A. Alvin and daughter, Joyce,
visited with the Richard Braatz family
in St. Paul the latter part Of the week.
Miss Gertrude Ross returned Thursday
from Springfield where she had visited
several days with her sister Mrs. A. E..
Bigot.
Mrs. Ottilia Reineke of Faribault is
here on visit with her son, Dr.. G. F..
Reineke. She expects to stay about a
month. i.
One day last week, the two year old
son of Nick Metzen had the index finger
Of his right hand almost severed. The
accident happened while his older brother
was chopping wood.
DR.. L. c. Quasi is now located in the
Schubert Block in St. Paul. DR.. Quasi
conducted dental parlors at New Ulm at
one time and was until recently located in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Behnke entertained
Mrs. Lillian Graham Bell, Worthy
Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star
during her visit here Monday and
Tuesday. .
Mrs. Joseph Wild and children of
Sykeston, N D.. returned home Friday
after two weeks visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Henry Lindmeyer Of this
city,. Ss::. 81 So ;,:...sya.l < .s,~> .-s
William G. Frank, the well-mown
Springfield banker, had. a. malignant
growth removed from his under lip at the
Mayo hospital last week. It made its
appearance several months ago and at
that time it:looked like a cold sore. 81 s~s
A1bin Carlson of Minneapolis was
calling on New Ulm friends last week.
Mr.. Carlson is. we'll satisfied with the
business outlook, and will be pleased to
have his New Ulm. friends. call on him
while in the metropolis. ~;
St: Anne's Court ladies are preparing
for q Thanksgiving Sale at the Audi
forum next Tuesday, Nov. oath. They
will serve lunch and offer for sale
handmade articles from two to six
o'clock.
Miss Frieda Wiegand writes to friends
here that she is again at home after her
summer in Germany. She says she had
glorious time in spite of the war; in
fact, saw nothing of it as she spent much
| of the season at Berlin.
:"Gl'' has lot of really funny stuff
this week but it is all so fresh and new
that it will keep until next week except
one item. That we pass on as good
advice to those who attend the Turkey
Shoot next: Sunday. He says IF W
luse in a:raffel for Thankdgivin' turkey,
remember the turkey luses tu. 81
The next number on the University
Lecture Course program will be a
concert by the McPhail String Quartet.
It will be given Thursday, December
10th. The quartet is composed Of four
gentlemen and their offering promises
to be one Of the best Of the course. Do
not forget the date and decide right now
to attend. A cut Of the quartet appears
elsewhere in this ISSUE
Monday evening the Eastern Star
Chapter admitted class of five can
didates. The Worthy Grand eMatron
of the State, Mrs. Lillian Graham Bell,
was present. The business meeting
was followed. by social affair which
proved exceedingly pleasant Mrs. Bell
gave most interesting talk on: Chapter
matters: A, dainty lunch was served
late in. the evening and the visitor was
presented with handsome bouquet of
chrysanthemums. HIT, +,
There will be special services at the M.
E. Church in West Newton next Sunday
'ternoon at two o'clock. 1t is expected
that there will be special music BY the
Conference Quartette consisting of Rev.
Holm, New Ulm, Rev. Rinkel of Fairfax,
Rev. Mahle of Blooming Grove and Rev.
Koerner of Woodbury. Congregation at
St: Paul. These same four pastors are
conducting special evening services at
the present time in the New Ulm Metho-
dist Church and will continue them until
the night before Thanksgiving.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Miller greatly
enjoyed visit to Minneapolis where
they went Friday to attend the Home
Coming arranged at the University for
its alumni. There were nearly four
hundred old time students of the big
school present to enjoy the hospitality