New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-12

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Miss Meta OFT visited relatives and
friends at Minneapolis last week. I
Miss Clara Korbel spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends At Mankato.
Mrs Chas. Besmehn is spending
q part Of this week in st. Paul
Jos. w Prokosch has returned from
sFinlayson where he has been during the
past several months. $50
Miss Erna schreyer has been visiting
for the past week with friends at SPRING
field.
The Aloha Club will meet this after
noon at the Geo. Durbahn home. Miss
Mabel Durbahn and Miss Lydia Rieke
are hostesses. So '...ss5
Rev. Norman Of Hanska arrived here
Monday on his return from Mime
|apolis, and spent the night with New
Um friends. So ' n 5.::.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning have
been entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Stockstead and her little son.
for several days.
The Adult Bible Glass Of the Con
gregational Sunday School held their
annual social and business meeting at
the r. II. Krook home last evening.
Miss Louise Hensel has been laid up
for a few DAYS with the Grippe, and her
place in sch | is being taken by one Of
the Normal tents.
The Ladie Aid of the Congregational
church will hold their annual meeting
Friday with Mrs. Wendt. The election
of officers will take place and the annual
reports will be read.
Alex Waibel left Thursday to spend
week or ten days on his property in
Northern Minnesota. He also expected
to visit with relatives at several points
in the North.
Miss Ida Koch entertained group of
the teachers Of the city schools at the
II. N. Somsen home Saturday evening.
The time was spent in playing $500
and the prize went to Miss Bertha
Pfeiffer.
Various grades in the different build
lings of the local schools are preparing
their Christmas Programs to be given
before school closes. Those grades
which gave programs at Thanksgiving
time will not give Christmas Programs,
Henry Grausam won first money
at the last skat session at Turner Hall.
He had Is net games to his credit.
p. A. Hagberg came second with 391
net points. Carl sEngelbert won the
third prize with a club solo against
four.
The High School debating team has
decided thissyear not to go into the
State contest but has formed a triangle
league with Redwood Falls and Candy
and they are hard at work getting ready
for the first tryouts. The declamatory
contests for the Siegel Trophy are also
under way.
The Current News Club met yes
terday with Mrs. E. G. Hage. The
first number on the program was a
paper on "The Cotton Industry" by
Mrs. Ozias. Miss Luella johnson fol-
lowed with a paper on the Glass
ification Of Fibres''. Mrs. Hage con-
tributed the musical number and Mrs.
H. H. Walters read paper on Birds
of Minnesota"
Walter Hose enlisted Saturday as
mechanic in the aviation branch of the
United States Army. He left for st.
Louis Sunday afternoon and expects to
be- there couple of weeks before leaving
for Camp Kelly, at San Antonio, Texas.
His brother Carl who has been in business
in South Dakota is also preparing to
enlist and is expected home in few
days. 8
In mentioning last week the various
Thanksgiving Day kindlinesses extended
frem one to another, we failed to learn
that the Bethel, Friedens and M. e.
Churches Of the city, sent flowers to
each patient in the two hospitals. We
are glad to mention it now, tho it may
be late, since a good deed is always in in
SEPARATION for others to follow in its wake.
The girls who have beer taking 10