New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29
LOCAL NOTES

Last Wednesday son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j os. Schwing.
Prof. E. c. Carlton and family of St.
Peter were guests at the H. l.. Beecher
home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins OF St. Paul
visited over Sunday at the home of
Frank Behnke.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Miller of Mankato
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Rieke
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Blattermann of
: st. Louis have been visiting for few
days with Mrs. Blattermann's mother,
Mrs. Mullen. ....
Lieutenant Andrew Amann left Mon
.day for Milwaukee where he will resume
his dentistry studies at Marquette
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keute are enjoy
ing visit from their daughter, Miss
Theresa from St. Paul. She came last
week.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Gre
~scencia Klinkhammer was pleasantly
surprised by a number Of friends and
relatives, the occasion being her 10Th
birthday.
Mrs. Jos. Helget who resides on Payne
Street is quite seriously ill and her
daughter, Mrs. Anton Stitch of Redwood
County who lives near Wabasso came
here last week to nurse her.
Miss Aurelia Klause who is taking a
nurses training course at the St. Peter
Hospital for the Insane spent Wednesday
sand Thursday of last week under the
parental roof.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. P. R.
McHale and Mrs. Jos. Epple were
hostesses to a number of their lady
friends at the latter's home on South
German Street. A very fine lunch was
served.
The Brown County Farmers Associa-
ton will hold a Grain and Colt Show at
Springfield November 9Th. The list of
premiums will be published later and
good speakers are promised. Farmers
.;are urged to get their exhibits ready.
At the quarterly meeting of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church held last Sunday after
noon Christoph Schueler was accepted
.as member Of the church. AS their
choice for the vacant professorship at
the DR.. Martin Luther College the con-
sgregation nominated Director Herman
Meyer, brother of Prof. John Meyer,
who is at the present time teacher in a
high school at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Olsen went to St.
Paul the early part of the week to be pre-
ssent at the marriage of their son Leslie
which took place Monday evening at
sOivet Congregational Church. The
bride was Miss Bonnie Lucille Hanson
of St. Paul. The young couple will live
in Great Falls, Montana, where Mr..
Olsen is chemist in a milling plant.
At the card party held at the Catholic
sSchoolhouse last Tuesday evening under
the auspices of St. Annes Court the
: following were awarded the prizes: Mrs.
John Dengler, star prize; Frank Sellner,
gents punch; Miss Rose Schmirl, ladies
punch; Alfred Polta, gents BOBBY and
Mrs. Peter Sprenger, ladies BOBBY.
Light refreshments were served. More
than hundred card players were present.
Mrs. Otto Heymann has returned from
the city where she has been at St.
sJoseph's Hospital receiving treatment
for a lame ankle. Mrs. Heymanns
:neighbors showed their appreciation of
her by arranging warm welcome for
her return, number of them preparing
"a big dinner and being present on her
arrival to see that she got comfortably
settled. Mrs Heymann will have to
use clutches for several months but she
says that the kindness of her neighbors
makes the prospect look less dreadful
than one would expect.