New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01

From now on every last Sunday in the
month will be devoted to English services
in the Lutheran church. I
Otto Trautmiller of St. Paul is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Anna Trautmiller for
few days. 5.
Prof. E. r. Bliefernicht delivered the
sermon at the Lutheran church at Nor
gan last Sunday.
julius Weisenborn of Winthrop passed
the State Examination for druggists last
week at Minneapolis.
Miss Ida Sperling has accepted the
position as teacher in the Lutheran
parochial school,
From next Sunday on the services at
the Lutheran church will begin at 1870
instead of 10 a. m. Next Sunday the
Lutheran Congregation will celebrate the
Reformation Festival.
Monday nights skat playing resulted
in high prize going to George Liesch who
took II net games, second to Hy. Vedder
who had $50 net points and third to
Robert Williams with grand against
four.
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler is in Minneapolis
this week, attending the state annual
meetings of the Women's Board of the
Interior and the Women's Home Mis-
sions Union. The meetings, which are
being held at the Plymouth Congre-
gational church in Minneapolis, con-
vened Tuesday and will close Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Raabe entertained
the Faculty of the DR.. M. L. College and
Profs. VIM. Blauert and H. Klatt of the
Lutheran parochial school last Friday
evening at 6 o'clock supper. The even
ing was spent with musical games and
other favorite pastimes of the professors
until late at night.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Alwine Meyer to VIM.
Studtmann. The young lady is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Diedrich Meyer of
CORTLAND Township. The ceremony
will take place in the Lutheran church at
CORTLAND Friday afternoon and a re-.
ception will follow at the Meyer home.
Gus Vogel of Minneapolis, who had
been matched with Steve Gardner as
preliminary to big boxing bout in
Duluth November 8, may not be able
to take part owing to an injury to his
hand sustained in training, Vogel writes
the Review that he will probably be able
to use the hand again in about three
weeks.
Jos. J. Dietz has sold his farm in Cot
tonwood Township to Joseph Seifert at
a price of $1,000 per acre. He will hold
an auction sale the 18th of November
which will be one of the big sales of the
year, and after having disposed of his
farm stock, the family will move to New
Ulm. Mr.. Dietz is proprietor of the Red
Front building, corner Minnesota and
Center Streets.
Mrs. Hogan of Laurel, Mississippi,
Mrs. Johnson of St. Paul and Miss Ida
Sommers spent part of last week with
New Ulm relatives. Thursday evening
theatre party at the Ruby followed by
refreshments at Eibner's and social
hour at the E. A. Pfefferle home and
two gatherings at the Liesch and Graft
homes the next day provided entertain
ment for the ladies. They returned to
their homes Saturday.
''Off Agin, On agin, Gone Agin, Finne-
gam, just about describes the opening
and closing, of the Gem Theatre. It's
'On Agin'' just now with Otto Zupfer as
manager. He took charge shortly after
the Stohlmann-Schreyer combination was
''off agin." The new management runs
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Sundays. Wednesday is Children's
Charlie Chaplin night, free to kids under
10 years of age provided their parents
accompany them The Gem announces
special music for Sunday next.
Leonore Ulrich, the talented young
actress whose birth place was New Ulm,
will appear before an audience of her
home people at the Ruby Theatre Friday
evening of this week. Miss Ulrich
created great sensation in ''The Bird
of Paradise two seasons ago on the
legitimate stage. Now, and for the past
year, she has been starring in the movies
and for the first time New Ulm will have
a chance to greet her talented daughter.
The picture is ''The Better Woman" and
81 ould he very fine to give Miss Ulrich's
talents II play. Another attraction at
the Ruby this week is the musical
evening, Thursday, when '*Silver Threads
Among the Gold'' will be shown with two