New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29
Rev. Walter Burk delivered sermon
at Walnut Grove last Sunday.

Rev. Walter Burk delivered sermon
at Walnut Grove last Sunday.
Judge Moll Of St. Peter spent Sunday
in New Ulm and attended the Con-
ference.
The Misses Adelheid and Martha
Albrecht visited last Friday at the home
of Rev. Strasen in CORTLAND.
Mrs. John Pregler of Minneapolis
visited over Sunday with the Mike
Lampl and Alex Gulden families.
George Wicherski spent several days
last week in North Dakota looking after
his farming interests.
Rev. and Mrs. Gottlieb Albrecht of
Emmett, Renville County were guests at
the Lutheran parsonage Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. George Wicherski and baby
daughter visited with relatives at Hop
kins the latter part of last week and the
beginning of this week.
The grading outfit which has the con-
tract to gravel part of the New Ulm
St. Peter road moved their camp from
st. Peter to Nicollet last week.
Mrs. J. Hippert of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Schiemann of Winthrop visited
Monday with Mrs. Hippert's mother,
Mrs. Boettger.
| Herman Setter of Tracy was one of
the visitors in New Ulm attending the
Charities Conference. He was one of
speakers down on the program Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fixsen and
little daughter visited at the Aug.
Fixsen home in Morgan last week and
Herman was on hand Thursday to well
come the New Ulm boosters when they
arrived at Morgan.
Tomorrow (Thursday) confirmation
instructions will begin at the Friedens
Church in Essig. Rev. Geo. Mayer
requests that all children be present on
the first day. ....-...
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski and Miss Julia
Berndt will attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Herman's Sons Sisters
which convenes in Minneapolis Thurs
day of this week. They 60 as delegates
Of the local Germania Lodge.
Philip Fuerst of Bedford, Indiana who
has been spending week with his grand
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Hauenstein,
left for his home Monday. The young
man was on his way home from visiting
the California expositions and made it
point to come this way on the return
trip.
Mrs. Duetsch of St. Paul, Grand
Secretary of the order of Herman's Sons
Sisters was in town Sunday with the ex-
cursion that brought the picnickers.
Mrs. Duetsch informally inspected the
work of Germania Lodge and expressed
herself as we'll satisfied with what is being
done.
Mrs. Henrietta Hauenstein and Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Setter will entertain this even
ing in honor of Miss Gretchen Behnke.
It is Miss Behnke's last birthday at home
before her marriage and the party will be
a family affair in the nature of parcel
shower. There will be about twenty
five members of the relationship present
Miss Behnke will be married October 9Th
1t took days to celebrate Sergeant
Henry Stelljes' birthday this year
Monday of last week he was surprised
by the End Regiment band and on
Wednesday evening the male choir OF
the Lutheran Church called on him to
celebrate his birthday also. Both &C.
casions proved very pleasant to all those
who attended.
The Lutheran Male Choir properly
expressed their sense of their pleasant
duty of welcoming Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Burk in their newly-nade home Monday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Burk were the
recipients of a number of valuable gifts
from the Choir of which Mr.. Burk is a
member. During the evening refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed a
| most pleasant evening.