New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-22

! Dr.J. H. Vogel went to Mankato on
business trip yesterday.
Thor Snilsberg is still at the Uniol
Hospital and is improving slowly tho h,
is still very weak.
Aug. H. Gross and August Speckmar
OF Sleepy Eye were New Ulm visitors
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pfefferle and
Miss Hattie Schneider of Madelia spent
Sunday at the Richard Pfefferle home.
The Southern Minnesota Medical
Society will hold it's regular annual
meeting at Mankato, December and s.
Mrs. Charles Vogtel, who was taken
suddenly ill last Saturday, and for several
days was in serious condition, is i'm
proving and is reported out of danger.
Miss Carlson, one of the nurses at the
Union Hospital suffered a slight in
lection of one of her hands and is taking
few weeks off to give the injured men,
Der proper attention.
John Mack, one Of Milford's we'll
known farmers is a patient at the Union
Hospital this week. He underwent a
slight operation on the nose yesterday
and is taking the bath treatments.
DR.. Frederick Schneider of Evanston,
ILL.,, delivered lecture on Sunday School
Work at the Methodist church Friday
evening, to a good sized audience. The
lecture was very interesting to those
who attended. - ~
Rev. E. F.. Wheeler, pastor of the
Congregational church, dis recovering
from the effects of sprained back, sus-
tanned one day last week. He is just
able to be out again, and expects to have
fully recovered by next Sunday.
Mankato Old Fellows celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary Of the organization
of the order in that city, Saturday even.
ing. There were a large number Of
members present from the surrounding
towns and an excellent program presented
One of the Mankato Movie Theatres
came near having a fire panic Monday
night. A slight explosion occurred and
some one in the orchestra yelled for the
audience to get out. No one was hurt
so far as known and the damage was but
small.
Mr.. Peter Penning dropped into the
Review office to leave sample of some
of his fruit farm products the other day
Mr.. Penning has some especially fine
Northwestern Greening apples, each one
almost big enuf to furnish the filling fol-
luscious apple pie.
Paul Boyer, son of Chas. Boyer of this
city, who has been working at his trade
as harnessmaker at Long Prairie for thu
past six months, visited with his parents
for the past few days. He left yesterday
for Idabel, Oklahoma, where he will worl
at his trade.
"The Birth OF a Nation will play a
Turner Theatre tonight and tomorrow
night and for two matinees. A synopsis
of the play appears elsewhere in thi
isuse. All who have not seen the pro
duction should be sure to do so as this i:
in all probability it's last appearance here
A full orchestra will accompany the pro
duction which is the same as given earlier
in the year at the Armory.
Carmen, the 5-months' old daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. G. Albrecht of St
Peter, died at Gaylord, Sunday after.
noon, while the parents we're on thei1
way with the child to their home from
Hutchinson. The little one was stricken
with pneumonia and the parents stopped
at Gaylord fer medical aid and care. Rev
Albrecht is a son of Rev. C. J. Albrecht
Of this city, and formerly lived here
The members of the Albrecht family
attended the funeral, which was held at
St. Peter yesterday afternoon.
More than 100 members of the local