New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
Miss Phyllis Neumann is spending
week visiting in the Twin Cities.


Wartha's Orchestra will play at Lucan
to day for the opening of some new
house there.
Robert Maurice Thompson of Mem
ominee, Wise. was guest of Miss Elsa
Helm over the week end.
VIM. Mack, wife and children were
guests during the Fair of the John Mack
family of Milford.
Andrew Wagner proved himself the
crack shot of the Essig Gun Club at
their shoot Sunday afternoon, making
81 hits out of possible 25.. There were
10 participants in the shoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome E. Madden of
Waseca and Mr.. land Mrs. VIM. Bellm
of Rochester visited last week with their
mother, Mrs. John Bellm. They made
the trip by auto.
The New Ulm Arbeiterverein will cele-
brate Labor Day with picnic at Her
mann's Heights next Monday after
noon, Sept. 9Th. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Mrs. Theo. Streiszguth of Arlington is
visiting at the bedside of her husband at
the Union Hospital. He was operated
upon several weeks ago but has not re-
covered sufficiently to be able to go home.
Mrs. O. C. Stricken was hostess to a
small party of ladies Wednesday in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Rothenburg.
The guests spent the evening at $500
and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wendt
and Mrs. Metzinger.
The harvest festival held st the Ca
tholic Park Sunday was great success
as large crowd was in attendance and
the societies Melted something like $780,
90 after expenses were paid. This too,
in spite of rather cold weather.
A little Christopherson girl of the
Town of Lafayette was kicked by a
horse Monday night and it was found
necessary at the Union Hospital to re-
move large piece of the skull bone as
the skull was badly fractured.
Miss Lulu Brownfeld of Bowling
Green, Kty., is spending a month at the
home of her brother, C. E. Poynter,
and family. Little Katherine Poynter
lived with Miss Brownfeld for long
time before coming to New Ulm.
Mrs. E. T. Critchett is guest this week
at the Henningsen home. Mrs. Critchett
came down with Mrs. Henningsen to
stay few days until Mrs. Henningsen re-
turns to the city to meet Mr.. Henningsen
who is away on trip to North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Johnson from
Springfield arrived in the city the early
part of the week for a brief visit with
relatives and friends. Mr.. johnson re-
turned home last night while Mrs. john
son will extend her stay for few days
longer.
A pleasant birthday celebration was
enjoyed at the Mueller summer home
down the river Sunday, the occasion
being in honor of Mr.. Mueller, Albert
Pfeander and Alfred Nagel, whose natal
days occur near together. About IS
guests were present, among them being
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Yates and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Raverty, all of Sleepy Eye. A
later celebration is planned for the same
party on the Pfaender farm near Swan
Lake if the weather per1nots.
Rev. Leo Gruenenfelder, who was or
dained as a priest June 30th at Inns
bruck, Austria, celebrated his first mass at
Holy Trinity Church in this city Sunday
morning at 10: 30.Rev. J. B. Theis, S. j..
of Campion College, Prairie du Chen,
delivered the sermon. Rev. Rolwes Of
Minneapolis was master of ceremonies
and Rev. Schlinkert assisted the cele-
brant. Rev. John Wagner of this city
acted as deacon and Rev. Schultz, S. J..
of Campion College officiated as SUBJ
deacon. Other priests who we're pre-
sent were Rev.Meier of St. James, Rev.
Pozek OF st. George, Rev. Van Harnicker
OF Madelia and Rev. Anselm Schmidt Of
the Loretto Hospital. Christ Leuther
and his son Hilary of Wanda, Mrs. Bar.
bara Ambrosch of Winoha and Charles
Wacouta OF Prairie du Chen, friends OF
the celebrant were also present as were
his brothers Albert of Mankato and An.
ton of Marshall. After the mass ban
quet was rendered the celebrant at the
ECathelie sehoel=house at which about
twenty-five were present. Rev. Gruen
enfelder was also the eelebrant at solemn
vespers at 1880 in the evening. The re
Gently ordained priest has been assign
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