New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-03


The family of Albert Waibel Of the
Town of Cottonwood was made happy
Thursday by the arrival Of baby
daughter.
Miss Mary Sauter, principal Of the
Emerson Building, enjoyed an over
Sunday visit of her mother who came
| up from Owatonna.
E. C. Steinhauser and son Armin
of Lamberton visited at the Steinhauser
home over Sunday. The Oberammer-
gauer plays brought them to the city.
Mrs. S. E. Lindsey visited with her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. J. E. Sporting
last Tuesday. She came here expressly
for the purpose Of attending the pipe
organ concert at the College.
Joseph Hartneck Of Sleepy Eye visited
for several days the past week with the
August Nehls family, Mr.. Hartneck is
former New Ulmite who until a few
years ago operated farm in the Town of
Prairieville.
Last Wednesday morning, Leona, the
8 months old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wech of Lafayette died of
bronchitis. The funeral was held Friday
morning from Holy Trinity Church of
| this city.
A merry party of young people en-
joyed a sleigh ride Sunday afternoon
out to the Russell home in West Newton,
returning in the early evening. Roads
were good and the snow storm but added
| to the fun.
Tonight, Wednesday, De Molay Com
mandery Knights Templars of this city
will 60 thru it's annual inspection.
The inspection will be made by E. S.
Hill of St.. Cloud and Rev. DR.. Pinkham
of North St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip LANCE who live
on North Jefferson str. were agreeably
surprised last Tuesday evening by neigh
bors and friends who assisted this worthy
couple in celebrating their silver wedding.
All had a very enjoyable time.
! Mrs. G.. Dallmann of Fairfax who sub
mitted to an operation at the Union
Hospital several weeks ago was able to
leave the institution last Thursday. She
visited with the Gustav Dahms family
for few days and left for her home
Monday morning.
At the annual meeting of the New
Ulm Brewing & Mailing Co. the follow
ing were reelected as the board Of
directors for the ensuing year: Fred
Pfaender, John Schneider, Otto Meyer,
Jos. F. Groebner and M. j. Klinkham-
mer.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Caroline
Hagberg, Mrs. Emmy Johnson and Mrs.
Louise Peglow were the celebrants at
the regular birthday party at Turner
Hall. There were not so many present
as usual, owing doubtless to the ex-
tremely cold weather and to the fact
that there was another party in session
at the same time.
The Oberammergauer Theatre Com
pany as usual played to full houses Sat-
urday and Sunday evening at Turner
Hall. 1t is wonderful the attraction
this company has for New Ulm people.
Persons who never go to theatre at
any other time are sure to attend and
seem to hugely enjoy the Bavarian
peasant humor quite as much as the more
seasoned theatre goers who are better
able to appreciate the quality of the
work done by the players. The Ger
man company are very good and it was
pleasing surprise to find such an i'm
provement and variety in their work
this time. They have always been good
but the new members added to the COM
pany have strengthened it materially
and enable them to put on plays requir-
ing larger casts than they could handle
before. Their music and dancing as