New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-19
Mrs. F. D. Minimum visited last week
with her parents at WATERFOWL, S. D.

Mrs. F. D. Minimum visited last week
with her parents at WATERFOWL, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dreger and
children left Sunday for Comfrey where
they will visit for several weeks with che
Krieser family.
Mrs. Baptist Groebner entertained the
''Busy Bee" Sewing Circle last Tuesday
afternoon at her home on S. German
Street. A fine lunch was served and
Everybody enjoyed good time.
! Last Saturday evening the members
of the Youths Class and the members of
the girls class had dancing party at
Turner Hall gym. About As were
present in all. Each of the girls had
brought lunch basket and lunch for
two and all enjoyed themselves hugely.
A fourteen year old son of Peter Hage
living near Madelia was busy blowing
in the field yesterday when the horses
bolted and dragged the youngster over
the ground. He suffered badly lace
rated knee and DR.. McCarth of Madelia
brought him to the Union Hospital for
examination and treatment
Frank Hauser of Sleepy Eye who
was recently operated upon for ton
silitis suffered severe hemorrhages and
was brought to the Loretto hospital
last Tuesday in very serious con-
dition. At last accounts he is improving.
Mrs. Nellie Schand of Lamberton was
operated on the same day for lapara-
| tony.
Miss Ida Ubl was the guest of honor
at a parcel shower given her last Tuesday
at the home of Ed. Glaesmann on
South Broadway. The bride-to-be was
the recipient of quite number of use
full presents. About 20 of her young
lady friends participated in the shower
The Glaesmann home was beautifully
decorated and supper was served in
the evening.
Last Tuesday evening shower was
given at the home of Mrs. C. P. Eichten
in honor of Miss Clara Leitschuh who
is to be married to George Fesenmaier
in June. The shower was arranged
by the Misses Bertha Schmidt, Frieda
Hoffman, and Mrs. C. P. Eichten.
About rs of the friends of the bride
were present and remembered her with
a number of beautiful presents. At the
conclusion of this social function a
dainty supper was served to the guests.
At the annual conference of the Evan
gelical Church held recently at Payness
vile, MINI. Rev. C. F. Mayer of thi-
city was upon his own request trans
ferred to Waukomis, Oklahoma, and
left for his new field last week. His
successor will be Rev. H. F. Schlaak of
St. Charles, who is expected to arrive
this week. Rev. L. Reep remains at
Sleepy Eye. Rev. C. C. Engelbert is
transferred from Wabasso to Morton.
Rev. A. A. Scheudel is transferred from
Mankato to Wabasso. The parish at
Mankato will for the present have no
minister. Bishop F. P. Spreng of
Mapleville, Ill. acted as chairman of the
conference which was we'll attended.
At the spelling contest of the Nicollet
County schools which was recently
held at St. Peter there were 20 repre-
sentatives in all. One sixth of them
were boys and the rest girls. Mayme
Quist of Dist. No. 46, New Sweden,
won the first prize. The second prize
went to Selma Larson of Dist. No. Al
of Belgrade; the third prize to Mathilda
Block of Dist. No. so of Lake Prairie;
the 4th prize to Marian Lund of Dist.
No. sc of Lafayette Village; and the
9Th prize to Edna Abrahamson Of Dist.
No. IS of New Sweden. Margaret
Gieseke of CORTLAND, F. A. Nelson of
Brighton, F. E. Dannheim of Lafayette,
Elizabeth Johnson of Bernadotte, Eva
Schlottmann of CORTLAND Village, Ger
trude Witty of Nicollet Village and
Katie Lindquist of Bernadotte were
also among the contestants.