New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. siegel, Mrs. ]. L
Schoch and Mrs. F. w. Johnson made {
trip to the Cities and to Menominee
Wise. last week and visited with Miss
Margaret Schoch who is attending school
at the latter place.
The Epworth League of the German
Methodist Church is arranging for q
Halloween party to be given at the
church parlors Friday evening. It will
be an invitation affair for friends Of the
members of the league.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindmeyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Kirsch, Andrew Helget
and family and Joseph and Lena Schu-
bert went to Morgan last Tuesday to be
present at the marriage of Miss Lena
Fuchs and John Dauer.
Local mills report that they are rushed
with shipping orders these days, all the
buyers seeming to want to get their flour
at once. Buying is not so brisk but
stocks that were on hand seem to have
gotten low and it keeps the Eagle and
Roller Mills very busy turning out the
necessary cars.
Whooping cough is very prevalent
among the little folks in town at the pres
ent time but does not seem to be quite
so hard on them as the old fashioned
whooping cough was. Mothers are
giving the little ones the fresh air cure
and that seems to make it easier for the
"whoopers".
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham and
Stanley Bingham drove to the cities
last week and then went on to Lake
City by auto, returning Sunday. They
had a wretched trip returning as the
roads were just slippery enough to
make chains imperative. Everybody
who used their cars Sunday reports
horrid roads.
A Smart Aleck'' got in bad at the
Becker Restaurant Monday evening
and the cook there gave him poke that
made the fellow decide that he would
better seek the cooler atmosphere of the
railroad station. The same fellow earlier
in the evening was making himself
obnoxious around some Of the upstreet
places of business disappeared when the
the police were telephoned to. He
seemed to be harmless but to think him.
self quite fascinating and was apparently
surprised when his attentions met with
disfavor.
Mrs. Emil Metzinger was the leader
at the last meeting of the Ladies Aic
Society of the Congregational Church
last Friday afternoon. The program
consisted Of music by Mrs. f. Haeberle
a vocal solo, whisper, and I shall
Hear" by Mrs. c. G. REIN accompanies
by Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Reim's SO,
Victor also accompanied her on the VIC
lin and he himself added two musica
numbers to the program, the frs
being HConcertina" and the encore
GA Simple Confession" Mrs. Herman
Held read "The Passing of the Stork.
There were seventy-fve present at tn.
meeting which was very enjoyable
The hostesses were Mrs. Vogtel, Mrs
C. Crone, Jr., and Mrs. F. D. Minimum
Next week Thursday and Friday
there will be no sessions in the academic
departments of the local High Schoo
as the teachers will all be in attendance
at the State Educational Association
which meets in the Twin Cities October
18th and goth. The teachers who will
attend are: Supt. Hess, Prin. Hutson
Assistants, Hamlin, Kierzek, Schroeder
Nethercutt, Pierce, Stricken, Juni, Egge1
and Marti. Mr.. Viergever Of the Com.
mercial Department will not attend as
he plans to 60 to the National Con.
ference of Commercial Teachers which
meets in Chicago during the Christina
Holidays. The industrial department
work will be continued for the grade
pupils the same as usual. The grade
teachers will all attend the Southern
Minnesota Teachers Association meet
which convenes at Mankato in February