New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-30
Colonel John Bushers visited

Colonel John Bushers visited in St.
James Friday
B. G. Schultz Of Nicollet looked after
business affairs in New Ulm Monday.
Miss Agnes Gieseke and Miss Lucille
Bushers spent Friday in Mankato,
visiting with friends.
& Miss Olita Niemann, who is teaching
near Sleepy Eye spent the week end in
New Ulm.
Jack Augustine who is student at
Mankato spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
. Miss Mary Krahl is expected home
this week after a month spent in the
Twin Cities looking up new styles.
Mrs. W. T. Eckstein entertained a
small party Of friends Monday AFTERNOON
in honor OF her birthday.
Mrs. John ]. Smith of Searles is spend
ing week with her mother, Mrs. Marg-
aret Schmidt and other relatives here.
Prof. p. Bliefernicht conducted the
church services in the Morgan Lutheran
church Sunday.
81 Miss Elsie Retzlaff returned Saturday
from visit with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis. She had been gone nearly
two weeks.
w. Manners Of Fairfax, nephew of
Mrs. Geo. Durbahn, is seriously ill
with pneumonia at Camp Cody, New
Mexico.
The wives Of the faculty members of
the DR.. Martin Luther College arranged
a surprise party for Mrs. Reuter- last
evening in honor OF, her birthday. All
OF the members of the faculty were also
present.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Posch in St. Paul is ill with
scarlet fever and the older child Edith,
is here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Chas. Hauenstein. The little girl is
four years old.
~ Mrs. H. F. Krook spent part OF last
week visiting at the A.. H. Lienhard home
in Minneapolis. Miss Vivian Lienhard
graduated last week from the West Side
High School and Mrs. Krook attended
the exercises.
A number of the ladies of the Meth.
odist Church arranged a party at the
Glaesemann home in honor of Mrs. c..
Cleveland and her daughter, Mrs. J.. H
Strassturt who have been staying there
for some time. Mrs. Strassturt visited
Springfield a couple Of days last week
but returned again to New Ulm. e
Mrs. Francisco Bellm was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening when four
teen of her friends called to spend the
evening. Mrs. Bellm has been away
for almost two years and so the party
was a sort Of reunion. Five Hundred
was played and Mrs. John Neumann
Miss Alice Haeberle and Mrs. Geo.
Schmidt were the prize winners. Supper
was served. .=
A pleasant surprise was arranged Sat-
urday for Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schneider
of South Broadway. Their friends, to
tie number of one hundred or more
gathered at Turner Hall Gym for what
they said was to be a private dancing
party and Mr.. Schneider was asked tc
play in the orchestra. Mrs. Schneider
attended the party and after they had
been there for time someone volunteered
to take Mr.. Schneider's place in the
orchestra and let him dance. When they
, were on the floor member of the com
pany announced the fact that his serv.
ices in tie orchestra would not be re.
quired for the rest of the evening as he
and Mrs. Schneider We're to be the guests
Of honor, and the party had been arrang-
ed in celebration Of their crystal wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider were married
in February but their wedding date
falls in Lent this year and their friends
took time by the forelook. The eel
ebrants were presented with a number Of
gifts of cut glass and the occasion was
very pleasant one for all concerned.
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