New Ulm review., 1915-09-22

Miss Leola Strickler returned to Madi-
son, Wis. Sunday. to resume her studies
at the University.
Olga Klause who is attending Manka
to Commercial College spent the week.
end with her parents in this city.
The Burghard farm in Nicollet town.
ship was sold recently to w. Bode for
the sum of $11, 900.
Jacob Engel returned yesterday after
noon from nine weeks trip to the Ex-
positions and other western points.
DR.. and Mrs. Holm and children were
visitors at the Edwin Durbahn home in
Lafayette yesterday.
Rev. Walter Burk left Saturday for
Balaton, Mimi, where he accepted call
at the Lutheran Congregation of that
place.
The sewing circle of St. Anne's Court
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. John Wurm, Mrs. Henry Rolwes
and Mrs. Mary Frasch.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Jewett of Swan
ton, Vermont, parents of Mrs. A. w.
Bingham will arrive Thursday for a
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Baasen accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. F. O. Gronwald when she
returned to her home in Fargo last week
and will remain for some time visiting
there.
Mrs. Herman Wagon of Winona was
a visitor last week at the F. P. Starr and
J. A. Miller homes in this city. Mr..
Wagon is one of the officials of this
division of the C. & N. w. Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nenno were
agreeably surprised last Saturday even
ing by about 80 of their friends, the
occasion being the 10th anniversary of
their wedding. A fine supper was served
and everybody present reports very
fine time.
Mrs. Anna Wicherski has been at
Hopkins for the past week where she is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Feigel, who is dangerously ill and
and for whose recovery the attending
physician extentains no hope. Emil
Wicherski, who accompanied his mother
to Hopkins, returned Friday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Eckstein and baby daugh-
ter arrived yesterday afternoon from
Holdingford, Stearns County, for a
several weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Berg. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Dora
Berg, who had been visiting with the
Eckstein family for the past two months
F. H. Behnke returned last week from
his summers visit with friends in the
Cities and in Wisconsin and at AMMAN
dale, Minnesota. Mrs. Esther Behnkt
is still visiting with her son Jay il
Minneapolis. She has also been gone
! all summer. Mr.. Behnke was obliged
to return to attend to the matter O
paying up the Fair premiums which were
due last week.
VIM. T. Jahnke, at one time a typo
in the Review plant and recently foreman
Of the Hanska Herald, is now holding
down the editorial chair of the Glenvi
Globe of Glenvil, Clay Co., Nebraska
The Review acknowledges a receipt o1
the first issue published by the new editor
The newspaper looks good typographi
cally and gives every indication of its
developing into a power of good in it:
own community.
Last Sunday Rev. Erhart Riedel O
Lincoln, III. was duly vested with thu
commission of doing missionary work il
China for the Lutheran Synod. TIL,
ceremony was performed in St. Paul..
Lutheran Church, Rev. c.. J. Albrech1
officiating. The sermon for the occasion
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Cologne. The newly ordained mission
ary went to St. Paul Monday and left
from there for Hankow, China, hi
future post. He will go via Seattle.
The farmers of West Newton are
getting into line with other progressives
in their business and have formed an
organization for the purpose Of shipping
live stock and other farm produce direct
to market without the aid of middle
men. This is plan that has been tried
out very successfully in sections to the
south of New Ulm, in the vicinity OF
Madelia and LaSalle. The parent or
ganization is known as the Farmers
Equity Society of America and has it's
headquarters at Warsaw, Wisconsin
The officers of the local branch are Nick
Jutz, president; Jos. Green, vice presi.