New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-04

Henry Engel of the New Ulm Roller
Mill Company left on business trip to
Minneapolis yesterday.
Ferdinand Crone and Theo Schonlau
have gone to North Dakota and Mon
tana on a two weeks business trip.
Two boys arrived Sunday to swell
the population of the ecity. One chose
Mr.. and Mrs. Max, Schreiner as his
parents and the other will stop with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Cordes.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the German Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Damn
helm at her home in Lafayette Town
this wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Zelle returned last week
from her visit with Mrs. Nippolt and
Mrs. Edgar Zelle at Lake Chisago and
reports very pleasant, restful vacation
spent at this beautiful lake resort.
Duluth, which went "dry'' a few
months ago, is already planning another
election to take place in December. It
is proposed to reduce the number Of
saloons to 100 and increase the license
fee, which heretofore was 81 900 year.
The confirmation school of the St.
Pauls Lutheran church will begin Mon
day, October 18th. All those who desire
to send their children to the confrma-
ton class should notify Rev. Albrecht
a; an early date.
Mrs. Charles L. Roos after pleasant
visit of several weeks with her sisters
Mrs. Cneci Frederick and Miss Antonio
Zieher left Saturday morning via St;
Paul for her home at Wellington, Kansas.
She spent the day with friends in the
Sanity City.
Rev. c.. J. Albrecht attended the mixed
pastoral conference which was held at
Good Thunder from Tuesday to Thurs
day Of this week. This conference COM
prises the Lutheran pastors Of both the
Minnesota and Missouri synods in this
part of the state.
FrankL Randall, formerly of New Ulm,
who was at one time superintendent
of the state reformatory at St. Cloud,
has recently resigned as director of the
state prison. Failing
health is given as his reason for leaving
the Massachusetts, penitentiary.
Sister Astoria, a daughter of Mrs.
Mary Peters and sister of Adam Peters,
for many years stationed at Melrose
Park, III. arrived last week for a visit
with her mother until the new school
house is completed in St. George, where
she will be employed as teacher
Manager P. R. McHale of the New
Ulm office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, is now handling the key
for that company in the Office Of the
Eagle Touring mills, having exchang-
ed places with w. H. Windland, formerly
operator at the mill office. Mr.. McHale
continues to hold his opsition as local
manager for the company.
LAZY Bill a peculiar comedy with
w. B. Patton, a peculiar comedian, in
the leading role, appeared at the Turner
Theatre Saturday night. Mr.. Patton
as DR.. Bill Hale; George Solden as Aaron
Rippey, the busy sheriff, and Frank
Brewster as Digby Haggard, a former
actor on his "uppers,'' were very good
in their respective parts.
Robert Grams of Fort Ridgely was
arrested few days ago, charged with
seining fish in the Minnesota river, and
fined S35 and costs by Justice A. P.
Anderson of Nicollet. The offense was
committed more than year ago. The
reason given by the sheriff of NicolIet
county for not making the arrest before
was that Grams left the country and only
recently returned to Fort Ridgely.
Last Friday afternoon the Ladies
Missionary Society held their annual
Thank-ofering meeting with Mrs. W.
B. Mather and Mrs. C. A. Zelle as
hostesses at the Zelle home. The
Ladies Aid Society members were in
vited guests of the Missionary Society.
A program was given consisting Of
stories of home and foreign missionary
work and three musical numbers by Mrs
Minimum, Mrs. Mather and Mrs. Metzing-
er. The refreshments served we're par
ticularly festive in view Of the fact that
two of the ladies, Mrs. Mather and Mrs.
Vogtel, had their birthdays coming the
next day and big birthday cake was
the center of attraction.l The Thank
offering amounted to $780, The
regular monthly meeting of the Mis-
sionary Society will be held at the F. H.