New Ulm review., 1916-02-02

day on short business trip.
John and Frank Palmer of Duluth
are in the city to attend the funeral Of
their mother, Mrs. Alois Palmer.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Duncan, Jr.,
Of Milroy are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Hintz this week.
Mrs. C. G. REIN and Mrs. Ozias left
for Mankato yesterday morning to at
tend the Red Cross bazaar.
Sheriff Julius returned Monday from
St.. Paul, where he had been visiting for
a week and attending the outdoor winter
carnival.
James Dougher, Jr., a student of
Cornell University, is home for a short
visit, recuperating from injuries sus-
tanned through a fall recently. He
broke his arm during football game last
September and had: the misfortune to
break it in the same place twice since
that time. He is taking architecture
at Cornell and will resume his studies as
soon as he is again physically fit.
A recent letter informs us that Ray
Lehman, 1915 graduate of the local high
school, is attending Princeton Prepara-
tory school, at Princeton, N. J. Ray
writes that he doesn't want to wish any
bad luck onto the Review but he does
hope We'll have to print 1916 Senior
Annual to keep the school organ idea
from dying out in New Ulm.
Miss Minnie Wendt left Sunday after
noon for visit to Chicago where she
will take treatments under Mrs. Biel
who was formerly employed in the
Swedish Massage department at the
Union Hospital here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Biel have established place of business
in Chicago, having bought out another
firm. Miss Wendt will also continue her
studies in china painting during her
stay in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Zschunke gave a
six o'clock dinner last Wednesday after
noon in farewell to her brother, Louis
Schilling and family who left recently
for Springfield where Mr.. Schilling has
gone into business. The dinner was
served in four courses and there were
fourteen guests. In the evening a
number of other guests joined the party
and euchre was played. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Ida Ochs, star; J. A..
Ochs, punch and Miss Stella Schilling,
BOBBY.
Records of the court proceedings,
published in St. Paul papers last Thurs
day state that the case against DR..
Stephen H. Spur, charged with per-
forming a criminal operation upon Elsie
Postel Of this city, has been continued to
Feb. 10. DR.. Spur had been out under
bond of $1,5O0, but when he failed to
appear in court when his case was called
Monday of last week, his bondsmen with
drew and the physician was placed under
arrest, and according to last accounts is
in jail
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Weiser and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. R. Emmings gave party last
evening at the Masonic Hall at which
dancing and cards formed the amuse-
ments which made the hours fly. More
than one hundred guests were hidden to
the festivities, among them being Miss
Daisy Richardson of Winona, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Weis of LIE Sueur, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Nj. Duncan, Jr., of Milroy
and Mrs. Barr of St. Paul. The lights
were shaded in pink and the frappe table
was decorated in the same tint. Light
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Horwitz and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Barr, all of St. Paul, have been
guests of the Emil Metzinger family for
the past few days. The ladies are sisters
of Mrs. Metzinger. Mr.. Barr returned
home Sunday, Mrs. Barr will remain for
a week or ten days longer and the others
left yesterday. They came to New Ulm
at this time to help Mr.. and Mrs. Metz
niger celebrate the tenth anniversary
of their marriage which fell on Sunday.
Some of the leading educators of the
state will meet this week in St. Paul in
conference with the state superintendent
of public instruction to discuss with him
the betterment of the present rural
school system. The committee on edu-
cation which under the direction of Supt.
c.. G. Schultz, has been making an ex-
tensive investigation throughout the
state is expected to submit a report on
the conditions as they found them and
their recommendations for remedy for
existing evils. The president of the
state university, the presidents of the
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