New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-31

Begin tom orrow by writing il il !. 1920
Banker Hans Mo Of Sleepy Eye trans
acted business here Tuesday Of last week.
The J. w. Berger family Of this city.
were Christmas guests at the III. D..
Wentzlaff home in Nicollet.
Oscar Enders spent Christmas with
his, brother, John and Gust. Enders,
at Nicollet.
Henry and Otto Blank Of Nicollet
recently visited their father, who is
receiving treatment at local hospital.
Emerald Dirks Of this city is spending
his holiday vacation at the Aug. Netzke
home in Nicollet.
Miss Rose 5Lipp, who is teaching at
North Redwood, is enjoying the holiday
vacation with New Ulm relatives.
Miss Esther Mauch, a student at Man
kato Commercial College, is spending
her holiday vacation at the home of her
parents here.
DR.. A. 81. seifert is enjoying a several
days visit in Chicago. He left for the
Windy City, Thursday afternoon and
expects to return to New Ulm the latter
part Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schroeder and
daughter Of Blue Earth are. guests at
the home Of the formers .son-in-fa and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs II. P. HARDER,
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bush Of Dover,
who enjoyed brief visit at the home Of
the latter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. G..
Mayer, in this city, returned to Dover,
Thursday afternoon.
Ed. Grams and family Of Bertha,
Mimi, are spending the holidays at the
home OF the formers father, Aug. Grams,
| in this city. They expect to remain in
New Ulm until after New Years.
'Nicollet School Breezes" is the title
OF new paper, the first number Of which
was recently published by the pupils
Of the Nicollet consolidated school.
It is said to be creditable paper.
Miss Marie Foster Of Sleepy Eye
arrived here last Wednesday for a sew
eral days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Foster, who recently re-
moved to New Ulm from that place.
There will be a big New Years dance
at the Essig Hall this Wednesday
evening, for which good music has been
secured. Manager Jos. M. Scnntag as
sures all who attend an enjoyable eve
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Dorothy Mayer accompanied her
sister, Miss Olga, to New Prague, Sunday
evening, to spend week at that place.
Miss Olga enjoyed a weeks vacation
during the holiday season at the home Of
her parents, Rev and Mrs. G. Mayer,
in this city,
Among theyoung people from this city
who are attending institutions Of learning
elsewhere and who are enjoying their
holiday vacations under the parental
roof, are Joseph Eibner, Cornelius SAT-
fert, Arnold Esser, Jr, Eugene Huel-
skamp and Robert Liesch.
The county commissioners of Red
wood county will meet in special session
lat Redwood Falls, Tuesday, Jan. 20,
to conduct a hearing relative to the pro-
posed re-districting Of Tie county as
to commissioner districts. A resolution,
requesting this hearing was introduced
at a recent meeting Of the county board. .
It is proposed to change the boundaries
of the existing five districts. s3s.
According to market quotations from
the Sleepy Eye Herald Of Dec. %, 1894,
wheat was As to 48 cents, corn 80 cents,
oats Is cents, barley IS cents and flax
91.25 per aushel, while butter was quoted
at IL to Is cents per pound, eggs at 70
cents per dozen, chickens at five to six
cents per pound and turkeys at 6 to
Z cents per pound. Quite a contrast
to the market prices prevailing at the
present time! i.'
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Rev. and Mrs. G. Mayer Of this city
received the announcement, last We'd
n1lesday. that their eldest son, DR.. r.. G.
5Mpayer,Fo Cresbard, S. D., was married
at Aberdeen, S. D., Saturday, Dec. 90,
to Miss Olive Gabler, also Of Cresbard.
The happy young couple are expected
in New Ulm the latter part Of this /
week for q brief visit at the home of the
grooms parents. The Resieao joins
with the many New Ulm friends Of DR..
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