New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-20

Miss Nancy Grimm Of Lamberton
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Hy
Gasink.
Mrs. Albin Carlson has returned to her
home in Minneapolis after visit with
New Ulm friends.
Mrs. Ed. j. Berg is recovering nicely
from an operation for appendicitis which
she underwent last Wednesday at the
Loretto Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Spoerhase of Winthrop
came over Saturday to be present at the
birthday celebration of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Fred Setter.
Thor Snilsberg who suffered an at
tack of appendicitis the latter part of
the week before last is again on his feet
and at work at the bank.
Mrs. Caroline Froemming and Mrs.
Carl Hammermeister attended the funer-
al OF their sister, Mrs. Herman Becker,
at Danube last week Wednesday.
The pavement in front of the Dietz
and Winkelmann buildings which had
to be removed on account of leak in
the water pipes has been replaced.
Art. Dengler came over last Wednes-
day to say HOwdedo to his New Ulm
friends. He came by auto from Madelia
where he is employed as cashier in bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong of Minneapolis were guests at the
Siegel home over Sunday. They came
down by auto Saturday and returned
Sunday
Franklin Edwards of Marshall was a
New Ulm visitor last Saturday. Mr..
Edwards is in charge of the milling plant
at Marshall in which New Ulm men
are interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bingham ac-
companied Mrs. Bingham's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jewett, as far as Chicago on
their return to their home in Vermont.
The party left Monday.
A corn binder got blood-thirsty last
week on the Jos. Schaefer farm in Cotton
wood and attempted to chew up the
fingers of Harry Schaefer's left hand.
The tips of two fingers are now missing.
The moving picture men are not
finding the weather very favorable for
their work. Saturday night the streets
were almost deserted on account of the
pouring rain and the resulting mud made
the Sunday crowds smaller also. The
film men will be in town until today we
understand.
The Spinner Orchestra" is a new
musical organization composed of several
young people of town who are planning
on furnishing the music for a series oil
dances during the winter. The first
dance will be given at the Gem Theatre
Saturday evening of this week. The
trademark chosen by the orchestra is
the Spider.
Sunday afternoon the band boys
dolled themselves all in up their dress
uniforms and with Commander Louis
G. Vogel at their head marched CALAMITY
up Minnesota Street to a gay tune, to
have their pictures ''took' by the film
men. Too bad that the tune can't get
into the picture, for it's the sounds they
make rather than their well-known
beauty that has made the band famous.
Next Sunday E. W. Peck, State Secre-
tary of the Y. M. C. A. and the Assistant
Secy. R. C. Coffin will pay New Ulm
a friendly visit for the purpose of cult
waiting the acquaintance of the young
men of the city. In the morning Mr..
Peck will speak at the Congregational
church and Mr.. Coffin at the Methodist
church. In the afternoon at O'Clock
there will be mems meeting at the Con-
gregational church and a Union meeting
at the Methodist church at which both
gentlemen will be present. Their coming
here has nothing to do with starting a Y
M. c.. A. movement in this city.