New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-24
LOCAL NOTES


with Mr.. and Mrs. John Arbes.
Mrs. A. w. Bingham and Mrs. H. N.
Somsen left yesterday morning for a
brief visit in the Cities.
Last Wednesday Prof. Fritz Reuter-
of the local college gave an Organ concert
at the Ladies Seminary in Red Wing.
Mrs. Otto Lieder Of Morgan spent part
of last week visiting the Lieder family
at CORTLAND.
Mrs. John HOFFMAN, has been quite
i'll the past week, suffering with a severe
attack Of the grippe.
Mrs. Otto Fritsche, Mrs. NJ. Dalueg
and Mrs. Mary Windhorn spent last
Wednesday in Mankato.
J. A. Kennedy OF the New Ulm Gas
Company was taken quite seriously i'll
Saturday morning and is now at the
hospital receiving treatment.
Dr. Otto J. Seifert, Health Officer, re-
ports that measles are quieting down and
that there are cases of typhoid fever
all in the East End.
Louis J. Buenger of St. Paul arrived
Monday evening for brief visit with
friends and relatives and attended the
Metzen funeral.
Invitations were sent out this week by
Rev. H. P. Fey for the dedication Of the
new St. Raphaels church which will
occur at Springfield November 30th.
Last Tuesday evening birthday
surprise was given in honor of Jacob
Polta, Jr. A pleasant evening was en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. Jennie Peterson, for many years
a resident of this city, has purchased the
millinery stock of Mrs. Anna Segerlin of
Franklin and will conduct the business.
Miss Winaranda Hoehne returned
from the West last Thursday. She
was accompanied by her aunt Miss
Clara Luck. Miss Luck will leave for
her home in Dickey, N. Oak. to day.
Ben Rieke came home from Garlic
ton last Saturday to spend Sunday with
his parents. He could not conveniently
get away for Thanksgiving and so came
home earlier.
The Ladies Work Committee of the
Congregational Church will meet with
Mrs. O. C. Stricken Friday of this week
to finish up the articles in course of pre-
paration for the fair which is to be held
next week. @a-. .s... ..
1. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frantz of Sleepy Eye
are the happy parents of baby girl who
arrived last Thursday. This is Mrs. NJ
Remnants first grandchild and the third
grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schlumpberger.
Word was received here last week that
Martin Kueck former New Ulm boy
who went to California last year, has
joined the regular army at San Fran
cisco and expects to 60 to the PHILIPPINES
or the Hawaiian Islands in December.
Mrs. Danielson and son Oscar who
visited for several days the past week
with the Forest English family left
Friday to return home. They expect
to go to Kentucky to spent the winter
where Mr.. Danieson is located.
William Jahnke who recently went to
Nebraska to engage in newspaper work
came home this week on account of the
serious illness of his mother who recently
underwent an operation at the Union
Hospital. At this writing Mrs. Jahnke
was somewhat improved.
The Misses Lunde and Pfeiffer, teach
ers at the 9Th and 9Th Grades in the
Emerson Building are arranging a
Thanksgiving program which their pupils
will give Wednesday afternoon of this
week before school closes for the short
vacation. Parents and friends are cor
daily invited.
Run through food chopper fresh or
cold boiled beef. Have ready plain thick
mush. Put layer of mush in creased
pudding pan, then layer of meat; add
salt and chilli powder. Then layer of
mush and another layer Of meat with the
seasoning. Cover with mush. Pour
cupful of water over it, and bake slowly
for forty-five minutes.
Professor A. Ackermann and Professor
Fritz Reuter- were in St. Paul Sunday
where Prof. Reuter- dedicated the new
organ and gave an Organ concert in the
st. Johns Church of that city. Prof.
Ackermann and President Carl Gausewitz
President Of the St. Johns Synod, de-
livered the dedication sermons. Prof.
Ackermann conducted the English and
Pres. Gausewitz the German services in