New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-27

Gustav Nsinschmidt q sFairmott--
spent = few hours IL New Ulm Monday
looking after business matters.
Otto A. Groebner has returned to
again take up his studies in the Medical
College Of the Minnesota State Uni
versity.
DR.. Rieke and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Arlington. They
motored over and found the roads in
fine condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor. ]. Snilsberg were
the guests Of the Geo. Hage family at
Madelia over Sunday. They made the
trip in the Hage car.
Work on the Front Street sewer is
proceeding rapidly and will need to do so
since the warm weather deceives no one
into thinking the cold weather is far
away.
Miss Aurelia Kause who is employed
at the State Hospital at St. Peter came
home for a visit with her mother and
sisters over Sunday. Mrs. Kause's
sister, Mrs. Broecker of GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, is spending several weeks
here recuperating from long illness.
Mrs. Frederick Walther returned
Sunday from Minneapolis where she
had been visiting for three weeks with her
children. Mrs. Walther has rented her
home to Chas. Fortwengler and will
leave the latter part Of October for Los
Angeles, Cal. where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Bertha.
a party consisting of thirteen auto
loads Of people, one Of them being from
New Ulm, two from Sleepy Eye and the
rest from Essig, made a trip to Clements
Sunday to visit with the Theo. LovinsH
family. During the afternoon most Of
the visitors drove to beautiful Ramsey
Park. All enjoyed the outing very
much.
Mrs. Henry Fuerst returned to her
home in Chicago Monday after visit Of
several weeks with her mother and other
relatives. Her sister, Mrs. Carl Fuerst
of Bedford, Indiana, who has been here
since undergoing an operation at local
hospital also returned home. Their
daughters, Adele and Thusnelda left last
week.
Walter Muesing writes us from Mon
tevideo where he is principal of the High
School that they have an enrolment of
more than 800 students in the High
School with the list still growing. He
says that they are exceedingly busy but
that news from old New Ulm is always
very welcome when evening comes after
a crowded day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Woodmansee of
the Ruby Theatre have been taking adj
vantage of the fine weather to make
trips to all of the adjacent cities and
villages to post them for. the coming
feature at the Ruby, particularly the
great film, The Battle Cry of Peace"
which they will show Saturday and Sun
day, October 7th and 9th.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congregational
Church enjoyed their regular social
meeting at the church parlors last Friday
afternoon. Mrs. T. J. Snilsberg acted as
leader and a program was rendered con-
sisting Of musical numbers and readings
given by several of the teachers. Miss
Pierce sang solo, Miss Turner gave a
violin solo accompanied by Miss Watson
on the piano and Miss Kester enter
tanned the party with reading. All of
the selections called for encores which
were responded to, making the program
very pleasant. Lunch was served in the
dining room following the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Krook arranged
an auto party to go to Mankato last
Saturday. Six of the teachers, the
Misses Kuester, Johnson, Hernlund,
Drownlee, Peterson and Mauerer, were
the guests. After lunch at Mankato the
party came home and spent the evening
at the Krook home and had thoroughly
enjoyable time. A number of informal
pleasures have been arranged for the
teachers this year and it is said that they
are very agreeable lot of young people
to meet and this report argues we'll for a
pleasant year for the teachers both in
their work and their play hours.
A. G. Wagner writes us from Kiesling,
Washington, Of the many joys of farm
life as he finds it. He is occupied the