New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-01

Mrs. Lowinske and children Of Glenn.
ents spent several days with the Ernst
Rolloff family the past week, also at
tending the basket social at Essig last
Saturday evening. .-.-G.
| Mrs. I. M. Olsen entertained at
$500" Party last Thursday evening at
her home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
A. O. Olsen, Miss R. Toberer, Mrs. P.
Liesch and Mrs. H. H. Walters.
| Mrs. Mary Lehman celebrated her
80th birthday anniversary Sunday,
February 9th, in the midst of her family
and friends. Mrs. Lehman is enjoying
the best of health in spite of her advanced
years. 80
Rudolph Pecker of Des Moines, Ia.
who has been saving wood at the VIM.
Beetle farm for the past month reports
that he has sawed 125 cords and 1000
fence posts, which would indicate that
farmers in that vicinity have plans for
considerable work on their places this
spring.
An emigrant train from Iowa will pass
thru New Ulm this wednesday, morn
ing on the M. & St. L. road, carrying
hundreds of people who are going to
northern Minnesota to make new homes.
There will be forty cars Of these emf
grants and their belongings. They
started from Storm Lake, Ia. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mueller of St.
Peter who have been spending the winter
in Honolulu and the Pacific Coast
states, write that they are expecting to
be in New Orleans for the Mardi Gras
celebration and will reach home about
the last of March. They have been
having a glorious trip. At time of
writing they were at Ell Paso, Texas.
''There is somewhere an ordinance
against splitting on the sidewalks I be-
lieve. One would expect those who
have the care of the health of the citizens
to observe such an ordinance punctilious-
ly but actually saw a man engaged in
the business of protecting the public
health spit on the walk in front of my
place of business yesterday said New
Ulm merchant to the Review reporter.
Rather careless and thought1ess, to say
the least.
The marriage of Miss Sophia Mueller
to Hermann Niebuhr took place at the
German Lutheran church last Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. J. AL
brecht performing the ceremony. The
bride was attended by the Misses Bertha
Bruins and Lille Jaeckel and the groom
by Fred Mueller and Henry Mueffel-
mann. The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Dorothea Mueller of Milford township
and the groom a progressive young
farmer of the vicinity of Gibbon. The
newly married couple will reside on the
farm of the groom.
An appreciative audience attended the
concert given by the Second Regiment
Band at the Armory last Sunday evening
and the several numbers were rendered
in manner which reflects great credit
upon the leader of the band, Capt. Jos.
Hofmeister, as we'll as his able assistants.
The several solos were a revelation to the
lovers of music and one could but wonder
how such degree of proficiency can be
obtained outside of the ranks of pro-
fessional musicians. The attendance
last Sunday was larger than at any of
the concerts of former years, another
evidence that the efforts of New Ulm's
famous musical organization are duly
appreciated.
Professor Hugo Frey of Mankato re-
ceived a call for the second time from the
Lutheran church at Los Angeles, CAL, as
principal of the Lutheran school and
organist and choir director of that church.
At meeting held by the Mankato Evan
gelcal Lutheran Emmanuel church, it
was decided to request Professor Frey
to return the call to the church at Los
Angeles, CAL, for the scond time. Pro-
lessor Frey has held the position as
principal of the Lutheran school and
organist and choir director of the Luther
an church of Mankato for nearly nine
years. He is we'll known in New Ulm,
especially in DR.. M. L. College circles.
Quite the largest and one of the most
delightful of the private social affairs of
the season was the dancing party at
which Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Somsen, DR.. and
Mrs. j; L. Schoch and Mr.. J. F. Arm
ctronr MORO hosts last Sat,,rdov o1,o,;no