New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vogtel and
nephew, Maxwell Freitag, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Minneapolis.
Miss Alwina Groebner is visiting with
friends and relatives in Minneapolis and
St. Paul at the present time.
Prof. A. Ackermann occupied the
pulpit at Sanborn Sunday because of the
illness Of Rev. Dysterheft who is UNDER
going a siege Of pneumonia at the
Emmanuel Hospital at Mankato.
Monday was the birthday anniversary
OF Mr.. Al. Olson and Mrs. Olson ar
ranged dinner party in his honor.
There were sixteen guests and dinner
was served at six o'clock. The evening
was spent at cards, and prizes we're
awarded to Mrs. Vogtel and Mr.. Jos.
Arbes, high, Mrs. A. w. Bingham and
Mr.. J. H. Siegel, low.
The College students are arranging
Christmas Cantata to be given at the
College Music Hall next Sunday evening,
December 10Th. The effort is to be
along new lines and the students are
enthusiastic in their interest which is
sure to provide an excellent entertain
ment. The announcement of the pro-
gram will be found on another page of
this issue.
Miss Minnie Wendt entertained a
numer of ladies at her home last week
Saturday and gave an exhibit of her china
painting: Thru error this item was
omitted last week but the exhibit was
so charming that it deserves mention
and we therefore speak of it, even at
this late date. Miss Wendt's work is
indeed - beautiful and deserves to be
better known as one of the arts which
flourish in New Ulm.
The Hambeltonian horse belonging
to Robert Grussendorf which vast thought
to be but slightly hurt in the accident
with the Everling auto last week 1Satur-
day may have to be killed after all. It
was thought that the animal had sus-
tanned only a few bruises and scratches
but it now appears that there is a
fractured bone and if. the break is bad
one it will be necessary to dispatch the
horse as it will be of no use whatever.
The Review is in receipt Of copy
of the "Chippewan', magazine gotten
out by the: High School at Montevideo.
The magazine is full of life and spirit,
Especially football spirit, for the number
was in commemorative of the victories
won on the football field this fall. The
pupils at Montevideo get out this maya
zine once month and their efforts
are. very creditable, both to themselves
and their teachers of whom Walter
Muesing is one. Mr.. Muesing is principal
of the High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marti have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alma, to Mr.. Henry w.
Olsen of East Scobey, Montana. Their
marriage will take place some time during
the holidays at the Marti home. Miss
Marti is one of the most accomplished
and charming young women of New
Ulm and while her friends here have not
seen a great deal of her during the past
few years owing to her absence during
the school year while teaching in Tope-
ka, Kansas, all will regret that her per-
manent home is to be so far from here.
Herman Keller of Spokane, Wash.
arrived in the city the early part of the
week and expects to visit about a month
with friends here and in Chicago. Mr..
Keller has not been here for over Is
years and is naturally surprised at the
forward strides the town has made.
Those who remember Herman as
grocery clerk in this city would hardly
recognize the Herman Keller of TO-DAY
for he is veritable giant. He is
locomotive engineer by trade and is at
the present time at the head of the Order
OF Railway Engineers for the State of
Washington. The many friends of Her
man were glad to see him.
Mr.. Woodmansee is announcing his
coming play features at the Ruby in this
weeks issue of the Review. Don't miss
his ad among the many that the paper
carries this week because you want to
know what the new manager at the Ruby
is going to give his patrons. Remember