New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-31


Born on Friday, October 26, to Mi.
and Mrs 4 Henry Schmidt, . daughter.
G. J. odmansee was in Minneapolis
for couple ofdays this week on business.
| A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Voges Of CORTLAND.
a daughter has arrived to gladden.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Clark Of.
this city.
William, Meyer, Henry Wendt and
- w Jeske Of Springfield transacted
business in this city Wednesday.
a son was born Monday afternoon,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Helget, at the
Loretto Hospital
Mrs. 7. Streissguth Of Arlington spent
several days last week at the c. G..
REIN home
Prof. A.. F. REIN who is assisting
temporarily at Bethany College at
/ Mankato spent Sunday at home.
Miss Lydia Berg, a student in the
| New Ulm high school, was weekend
visitor at her home in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Niemann and
] family recently autoed to Springfield
! where they were the guests Of Mr.. and
i Mrs. August Niemann.
Mrs. r. G. Bey Of Osceola, Wis, and
Mrs E. A. Beylof Minneapolis, sisters
, in-law Of Mrs. C. G. REIN, visited the
past week with New Ulm relatives.
/ Miss Elsie Marti is visiting friends
in Topeka, Kans.. and Kansas City,
expecting to be absent until about
Thanksgiving time.
| | Miss Frances Krook left last week for
Ann Arbor, Mich, where she will resume
her musical studies at the University Of
Michigan.
Frederick " Bowers and his com
spany delighted a good sized audience
at the Turner Theater, in the musical
comedy, His Bridal Night The
7 company is far better than the average.
] Mrs, R. schierenbeck and children
Of. Monticello, Mimi, are guests
at the home Of Prof and Mrs. +. w.
Blauert. They arrived Friday and will
remain for two weeks.
/ ALI. Nagel, long resident Of this
ascity, but now Of Minneapolis, arrived
here Saturday afternoon. He came
soa business and returned to the Mill
City Sunday.
M. F. Braghamer of Ossian, Iowa,
travelling representative for Red Wing
shoe house, was taken suddenly ill
Saturday night at Fairfax. He was
brought to the Loretto Hospital, and
on Sunday morning was operated on for
appendicitis. He is improving nicely
and his rapid recovery is anticipated.
DIR. O. G. Stricken has returned from
I Chicago, where last Friday he attended
the Sixth convocation Of the American
College Of Surgeons. DR.. Stricken,
with 297 other physicians from all parts
of the United States and Canada,
entered into fellowship Of the college.
] The convocation was held at the Con-
gress Hotel, Chicago. @
! While out hunting last Friday Gus
, Karras, candymaker at the New Ulm
Il Candy Kitchen, accidentally shot away
i the second and third fingers Of his left
hand. He was in company with Gus
1 KALI and Charles Ries in boat on
Clear lake, and in some manner the gun
1 was discharged with the result that
/. Mr.. Karras is now minus couple of
Z fingers.
/ p. y. Vasslilef, a missionary at Ellis
! Island, New York, will deliver lecture
at the CONGREGATIONAL church in this
] city, on Thursday evening at 1880.
Mr.: Vasslileff, who is an exceptionally
fluent speaker, will give an intimate
( 4 view of the conditions Of the great
emigrant population which arrives at
! the island every year. The lecture is
free and the public is cordially invited
to attend. 81.
. The following teachers Of the local
j schools will attend the annual meeting
Of the Minnesota Educational association
which will open at Minneapolis Thurs
day and continue until Saturday: Misses
Eggar, Hatch, I. Johnson, Juni, Keste-,
Koch, Peterson, Lunde, Sauter, Stuart,
! Schwirtz, Street, Turner, Watson,
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