New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-14

Miss Hertha Mueller was . weekend
visitor with st. Paul friends.
Chas. Hauenstein transacted business
in St. Paul for several days last week.
Mrs. E. Aftermath of Springfield
visited several days last week with New
Ulm friends.
Miss Anna Polzin visited with the
Carl KEEPER family OF Springfield several
days last week.
Miss Della Steinmetz visited last
week with relatives and friends at
Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hammermeister
attended the funeral of Frederick Hen
ming at Morgan last Tuesday.
Judge George Ross transacted bust
| ness for several days last week at St.
Paul.
An Arabian stallion formerly owned
| by Michael Werner of the town Of Cotton
wood is now the property of John Schrey-
er of this city. The deal was closed
last week.
Louis Saffert started Friday afternoon
for an extended trip. He goes first to
St. Louis where he will visit with
sister, who is in the convent at East st.
Louis and before his return he will also
visit Chicago, Milwaukee and Sparta,
Wis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Fosburg of Min
neapolis mourn the loss of their infant
son who died Thursday. The remains
were brought to New Ulm Friday even
ing and Saturday morning were buried
from the Catholic Church. Mrs. Fos-
burg is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Haubrich of the town of Milford.
The card party given last Wednesday
evening by the St. Anne's Court at the
Catholic school house was we'll attended.
The following won the prizes: Star
price, Ed. Berg; Gents punch prize,
Carl P. Manderfeld; Ladies punch, Mrs.
Charles Engelbert; Gents BOBBY prize,
| Mrs. Fred Keute and Ladies BOBBY
prize, Miss Kate Welter.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. A. o.
Olsen, Mrs. Philip Liesch and Mrs. B.
Follmann were hostesses at a whist
function, given at the home OF Mrs.
Olsen on South Minnesota Street. Mrs.
R. G.. Olsen of Nicollet was an out OF
town guest. Mrs. Alfred Marti and
Mrs. VIM. Stoll won the high prizes,
Mrs. C. E. Poynter and Mrs. Geo.
Leary the second prizes and Mrs. M.
J. Bieber and Mrs. Jos. Epple the con-
ISOLATION prizes.
The funeral of Paul Klinkhammer of
whose death in Florida the Review made
mention last week was held from the
Catholic Church Saturday morning at
$3.50, Rev. Schlinkert officiating. The
4 St. Joseph Society of which lodge the
deceased was member attended the
funeral in body. Interment was made
in the Catholic cemetery. The remains
arrived here Wednesday night, Mrs.
Klinkhammer and Charles Neid, a
former resident of Mulligan accompany
ing the same Mr.. Klinkhammer's
death was quite sudden. He had up
till Friday evening been apparently in
the best of health when he suffered a
stroke from which he never rallied. He
passed away Sunday morning.
Miss Amanda Hopenstaett and Byron
Elliot were united in marriage at the
Lutheran Church Sunday afternoon at
Lutheran Church Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock Rev. C. ]. Albrecht tied
the nuptial knot in the presence of Ella
Hopenstaett, a sister of the bride and
Arthur Schemf of Minneapolis who
acted as witnesses to the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding celebration took place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Paul.
Kurzweg of this city, to which only the.
immediate relatives and intimate friends
of the contracting parties were invited.
The bride was born in Moltke, near
Gibbon, and has lived in this city for
the past three or four years. The
groom is resident of Minneapolis and
is at the present time bookkeeper of the
Central War Lumber Co. The newly
weds left yesterday afternoon for Mime
apolis and will Immediately go to house
keeping there.
Last Thursday Manager Johnson made
contract with the European War Film
Co. for a production of German War
pictures. These pictures will be shown
at Turner Hall next Sunday April 18th
in the afternoon at 3 o'clock and evening
ar o'clock MANAGER Max Friedman