New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-29

C.. w. Ayres Of st. Cloud is receiving
treatment at the Union Hospital.
Mrs. Alfred Scheoeck is undergoing
a severe siege Of la grippe with threaten
ed pneumonia.
Miss Agnes Esser is at home for the
holidays. Miss Esser teaches the End,
3rd and 4th grades atOkabena, MINI.
The Zoeglings team expect to travel
to Morgan on New Years Day where
they will clash with the Morgan town
team.
Mrs. Fred Schweppe and daughter,
Vera, of Worthington arrived for visit
at the home of Mrs. Ida Kogge Tuesday
afternoon.
Misses Bertha and Lorena Buehrer
were at home for Christmas. They re-
turned to their duties in the St. Paul
Public Library Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Catharine Fosberg and little
daughter of Minneapolis are visiting
with Mrs. Fosberg's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Haubrich of Milford.
Stanley Bingham and his guest, Mar
tin Coonan and Miss Alma Mayer and
Miss Knutson drove to Sleepy Eye
Sunday and visited with friends for q
few hours.
Albin Michalick who was employed in
Ahrens' tin shop for the past few months
has left for Mountain Lake where he
expects to spend a few weeks visiting with
friends.
Joseph P. Vogel has been feeling very
poorly for some time and is only able to
be around part of the time. He lis
suffering from rheumatism and other
Affections of elderly people.
George Henle and wife of Morris,
MIMI. spent Christmas at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Ross. They returned to their
home yesterday afternoon.
The Christmas Tree and program
followed by a basket social in the Milford
school taught by Miss Elda Schradel
drew very large attendance and was q
pronounced success. The entertain
ment was held last Tuesday evening
Proceeds from the baskets netted $62. O(
which will be used for school improve.
ments.
Sunday afternoon occurred the mar.
riage of Miss Lena Herman of CORTLAND
and Otto Boyer Of New Ulm. The
marriage took place in the CORTLAND
Lutheran church, Rev. Henry Strasen
officiating. The young couple was at
tended by Berthold Reinke and Miss
Frieda Boyer of this city. The bride is
wellknown young lady Of Courtand
and is the daughter of Mr.. Henry Her
man. The groom is the son of Mrs.
Boyer of this city and is also very well
known. After the ceremony in the
church small celebration was held at
the home of the brides parents. The
young couple left for Elgin, Ill. the next
day where they expect to spend about
three weeks.
Monday night, about o'clock a GER
tain party, who has been paying visits
to chicken coops around Lafayette tried
to get some chickens at Mrs. Fitzke's
place, but finding the coop locked he
tried to find way into the cellar, through
window. Trying the window he found
it fastened but he spied a half barrel OF
meat which. was standing on the north
side of the house packed in ice and made
clean sweep of it. Mrs. Fitzke's bed
room being right next to this side of the
house she heard a noise, arose and looked
from the window but saw nothing and
as everything was again quiet, went back
to bed thinking it was the 5:25 train
which must have been the noise of car
A week ago the thief tried the hen house
about 10 o'clock but was discovered by
the dog and a couple of shots were fired
to scare him away.-LGfayette Ledger.