New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08
Miss Helen Barth was guest the past
week of the John johnson family of

w dSeCd.
Miss Gretchen Behnke returned from
Minneapolis Monday evening after
three weeks visit there.
Miss Elsa Fritsche left this week for
Dover, Mimi, where she will be engaged
in teaching during the year.
Charles Fortwengler has removed to
Winthrop where he has accepted pc
sition as expert mechanic in garage.
Mrs. Annie Wing of Window who was
visiting here last week with Mrs, Ed.
Hoffman, has returned to her home
Rev. Chas. Sauter was in New Ulm
Monday and conducted the Quarterly
Conference Of the Methodist Church
Mrs. Alfred W. Mueller visited last
week for several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Siegler of Sleepy
Eye.
Miss Margaretha Strasen of CORTLAND
and Mrs. Otto Bernecke of Fairfax were
over Sunday visitors at the Lutheran
parsonage.
Rev. Edward Riedl OF Lincoln, ILL.,,
will be ordained as missionary in St.
Paul's Lutheran Church of this city a
week from Sunday
Mr.. Van Dusen of the Cement Tile
Works is spending the present week at
his home in Winona as his aged iparents
are paying his family visit.
The German Methodist Church build
| ing has been greatly improved by the
! installation Of new windows Of opalescent
glass on both sides of the building
DR.. Geo. R. Koch of Minneapolis
came home last week for the purpose OF
| being on hand when the hunting season
| opens. He expects to visit here for over
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Silverson left Mon
day noon for Minneapolis where they
| expected to visit with their daughters for
about week before leaving for their
home in Shelbyville, Ind.
| Prof. Richard Fischer Of Madison
arrived last Thursday for a. couple of
weeks visit at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
L. G. Bell Dick will spend most OF his
time hunting.
Rev. Gustav Albrecht and family of
St. Peter arrived last Friday for few
days visit at the home Of his father, Rev
| c. J. Albrecht. Sunday he preached the
sermon at the Mission Festival in Win
! throp.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Burk returned
| Monday evening from their wedding
trip. They will make their home where
Mr.. Burk's parents have lived for years
and the older people will move into their
new home.
Mrs. G. F. Reineke and son Harold
and Mrs. Wesley Miller and son Walter
drove to Mortified this week to make
arrangements about the entry Of the
boys at Carleton College, and to secure
boarding places for them.
Mrs. L. G. Vogel and Mrs. Ida Bot
Letter were hostesses last evening at a
china shower given in compliment to
Miss Gretchen Behnke who will be
married the 9th Of this month to Mr.
Theodore Lieber of Minneapolis.
Twin boys arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Wolfgang Gruber Thursday
night. Each youngster weighed over
seven pounds and is a stout, lusty lad
and all are doing we'll A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jenkins of
! West Newton Sunday.
A little son of Anton S. Dorm while
playing with his mates about piano
box last Saturday afternoon climbed
upon it and losing his balance fell
striking on his shoulder The collar hone
was broken and the .5tie fellow finds it
quite trying to have his arm in sling.
Mrs Emmy Steinhauser and daughter,
Miss Gretchen, who have spent the
SIMMER vacation at their home in this
city, left Monday for Indianapolis where
they will take up teaching for the ensuing
year. They went via the twin cities and
| visited day at the Alvin home at
Mound.
Last Sunday Mrs. Mary Meyer, Mrs.
Mary Julius, Mrs. Geo. Guggisberg and
children, Caroline, Isabel and Walter,
all of Sigel, made up an auto party that
drove 121 miles, visiting Sleepy Eye,
Golden Gate, Morgan and Redwood
Falls, spending part Of the day with
the VIM. Mack family living twelve
miles from Redwood.