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

Next Sunday the St. Paul's Lutheran
church will celebrate a harvest thank
offering at the church with sermon at
10 o'clock, the usual hour.
Frank Guggsberg Of Klossner, was
arrested on Minnesota street last Satur-
day night, accused of running an auto
mobile while not in a condition to do so.
Chief of Police Herzog induced some of
Guggisbergs friends to take him home,
and he was allowed his freedom.
DIR. and Mrs. Emil Mueller drove to
Minneapolis last Sunday accompanied
by their daughter Naomi and Mrs.
Albert Pfaender and Mrs. Chas. Brust,
Jr Miss Naomi has entered the Univer-
slty OF Minnesota. The party made the
trip via Faribault and Mortified and
found the roads in splendid condition.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed
Thursday at the Roy Backer home by
party of fifty young people WHO called
to remind the Backers that it was the
first anniversary Of their marriage and
MRS. Backers birthday besides. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Lowinski of Clements and Adeline and
| Wesley Kottke of Klossner::'
Ernest Schilling,, erstwhile subscription
solicitor OF the St. Paul Dispatch and
Pioneer Press and now pos at
Cottonwood was in the city Monday and
Tuesday for the purpose of renewing
acquaintance and playing few games
OF skat. In his company was Mr..
Lende who came here to inspect the
Saffert meat market and Strengthening
plant which has the reputation all over
the state Of being model of it's kind.
Quite a number of teachers and others
are planning on going up to the Cities
for one or the other of the nights, of
Grand Opera, October goth and 21st.
Carmen will be sung Friday the Goth
and I'll Trovotore' Saturday night.
Geraldine Farrar will sing in Carmen
and Emmy Destinn in I'll Trovotore. {"
The teachers plans are to attend the
Southern Minnesota Teachers Conven-
ton which will meet in Mankato at that
time and go on from there for the OPERA
Carl Engel is the envy of all the small
boys in town since he completed the
construction of his automobile. Carl
used the wheels from an old bicycle and
sundry other items and materials such
a boys always have laid away for pos
sible needs and has succeeded in making
an auto that will rum very satisfactory
ly and every other lad who has seen it is
now worrying his mothers or fathers
patience to a FRAGILE with schemes to
evolve something like Carts machine.
Miss Frances Krook returned last
week from her visit with friends at Lake
Chisago. Miss Krook has recently
decided to go to Ann Arbor to continue
her musical studies and she will also take
special subjects at the University. She
will leave this week and her friends here
are entertaining at several parties in her
honor before she leaves: Miss Vera
Stricken was hostess Saturday evening
and Miss Minnie Wendt Sunday at
dinner and Miss Krook entertained her
pupils at her home yesterday.
The Christian Endeavorers held their
first meeting of the season last Thursday
evening and got their members together
for the start by arranging special pro-
gram and little feed" after the busines
meeting was over. The yearly election
Of officers was held, resulting in the choice
of Ar,nin Koelller as president, Louise
Fritscke, vice president, Max Freitag,
secretary and Irene Stam1n, treasurer.
A number Of new members joined the
Society and a great deal of enthusiasm
was aroused and prospects are bright
for the years work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland, parents Of Mrs.
C. A. Hintz left Sunday for Mankato
where they will make their home for the
winter. New Uln people had hoped
that the Lelands would find it convenient
to make their residence here permanent
but Mr.. LeIand's run is between Mankato
and Sleepy Eye, going upon the 7:42 in
the morning and returning thru here
about $3.50 and this gave him the greater
part Of the day in Mankato 50 they
found it necessary to move there. They
will board for the winter, however, and
have stored their household goods 50 it
may be that they will return here later
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