New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-24
A private dance was given in the
Woodman Hall last Thursday.

Miss Meta Gluth of Milford visited
Sleepy Eye relatives last week.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham left yesterday
for a business trip OF two weeks to New
York City.
Miss Emma Loeffelmacher is spend
ing couple of weeks with her brother
Albert at Gary, near Duluth.
Mrs. M. Mullen made a trip to
Minneapolis last week, returning Friday
evening.
Miss Sophia Hansen who is attend
ing High School spent Sunday at her
home in Hanska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hy. Dohrmann and
daughter Stella of Sleepy Eye visited
last week at the A. A. Alvin home.
Rev. Holm and family will auto to
Fairfax Thursday after services in the
morning to take dinner with Rev. Rinkel
and family.
Mrs. E. G. Hempel entertained the
Lutheran Sewing Circle last Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. VIM. Ebert of Bed
ford, Indiana was an honor guest.
Major Buschers arrived home Monday
evening after a trip Of two weeks to the
Pacific Coast where he attended a con-
vention of the National Guard officers.
Arthur Janke intends to have his
grocery store ready for business by the
fourth of December. He was very busy
the early part of this week getting his
stock into place.
Walter Gareis has gone to Mankato
where he has entered the Commercial
College to finish his course. He expects
to complete his work there by
early spring.
The Ladies Aid of the Friedens Church
arranged surprise for Mrs. John
Hamann last Sunday in honor of her
birthday. A pleasant evening was
spent by the ladies.
Miss Adeline Durbahn left New Ulm
for the Twin Cities Saturday where she
will visit with friends and relatives.
From there she will 60 to Bertha, MINI.
She will be absent for about two weeks.
E. E. Nelson, Hanska's furniture dealer
was taken suddenly ill last week and was
brought to the Union hospital at New
Ulm last Saturday and operated on for
appendicitis. He is doing nicely and
before long will be back at his post of
duty.
Hilmar Flagstad, manager of the Hage
Lumber yard at Hanska, scratched his
leg on piece of lumber a few days ago
and the sore developed blood poison.
MI. Flagstad was brought to the Union
hospital and is now recovering in most
satisfactory manner.
Mrs. Henrietta Hauenstein leaves for
the south this week. She will go first to
Chicago, where she will visit her daughter
Mrs. Henry Fuerst and from there she
will go to Bedford, Ind. and visit Mrs.
Carl Fuerst. From the latter city she
will 60 to Orlando, Florida, where she
will spend the winter with Mrs. John
B. Schmidt, of Springfield.
Mrs. J. H. Edwards of Duluth, for
merly of New Ulm, who recently under
went an operation at a Minneapolis
hospital was obliged to submit to another
operation Monday of this week and
fears are entertained by her New Ulm
friends that her condition is very serious.
She came through the operation sue
cessfully but there are complications
which render her recovery if not doubt
full, at least, difficult.
Miss Marie Rolwes entertained Mon
day evening at Cobweb Party in honor
of her friend, Miss Sieburg of Fairmont,
who is visiting here. There were twelve
guests. The cobwebs were strung about
the different rooms and each guest
was given an end to unravel. At various
points on their journey the threads
of the cobweb led the young people
to a part of the refreshments until
four course supper had been served.
This novel way of getting ones supper
proved very entertaining and the guests
enjoyed themselves greatly.
Harry Passan of St. Peter arranged a
surprise party at the J. H. Haenze home
in Mankato in honor of Erwin Ha4nze,
who is attending school in Mankato this
winter. The following young people
from this vicinity were among the guests:
The three Gluth girls and their two
brothers, Miss Carrie Backer, Miss Lydia
Lippmann, Herman Lieder and his two
sisters of CORTLAND, the two Martin
girls, two Haenze girls of Klossner, Elmer
Gaetke of Searles and Stanley Alvin.
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