New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-19

Adam Upper was the guest Of Nicolletif
relatives for several days last week.
Paul Wiedenmann Of Sleepy Eye was
a business visitor in New Ulm one day
last week. .=8
"a. j. Bertrand Of Sleepy Eye was in
New Ulm the fore part Of last week in.
probate court matters. n
& Mrs, Vivian Dorm and daughter were
visitors at the Henry Eppers home in
Sleepy Eye last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] ohm Ebenho went to
st. Peter last week to attend the we'd
ding Of the latters brother. Frank Liebl.
Clerk Of Court William Malgren Of
st. Peter was in New Ulm on legal
business, last week Tuesday
Mrs. Louis Laurence Of Shutdown spent |
a few days visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Arnold Cordey, during the past week
A. New Ulm orchestra furnished the
music for dance at Emil Kratzke's
new barn in w Waterbury last Saturday.
Mr.. Memo was in Wanda the fore
part Of last week ito attend to spme
business matters. &, #sls#
Peter w. Seifert ofsthis city is assist
ing his son, Robert Seifert, Of the town
Of Sigel, with minor building operations
on the farm, #5S#5
The Mothers Club met at Mrs: Ed.
Larson's home last week Friday. The.
care of little children was the special
subject for discussion.
Miss Lillian Rose returned to her.
home after visiting at the home Of her 4
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Schrieder at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. r. M. Honeywell Of Minneapolis,
came to New Ulm last week to visit
her sister, Miss Emma Grams, at a local
hospital.
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a.. II. Bentzin from this city has
accepted a position with the Peoples
Light and Power Company Of LANDER
ton. He is to be employed as an cleo.
trician. .
The annual fremen's ball will again
be held on New Years eve, this year
Last year it had to be postponed on
account of the Influenza. Further an
nouncements will be made later.
P. A. Becker, proprietor Of the Wonder
Store, and Miss Rose Fehlhaber, one Of
his efficient sales-ladies, spent Monday
in the Twin Cities on a buying trip.
T The residents Of the Riverside district
celebrated Armistice day by firing
several salutes from improvised guns.
The innovation caused considerable COM
ment
Louis Becker Of ST. James returned
home Monday noon, after spending sew
eral days with his father, S. H. Becker,
the local land man, and other relatives
in New Ulm. 4.
Earl EyTich, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst Of this city, is the new Office boy
at the Eagle Roller Mill Co., offices in
this city. He entered upon his new
duties Monday morning.
S. il. Becker returned to New Ulm.
Saturday from a few days business
sojourn at Redwood Falls. He departed
for Gaylord and Winthrop yesterday
morning, to look after a number. Of farm
deals.
Mrs. Peter Sprenger and her sister,
Mrs. Carl .Wiedl, returned home last
Wednesday from Morgan, in which vicin-
3ity they attended the wedding Of their
nephew, Geo. Gewerth, son Of Jos.
GeWerth, to Miss Ella Schmidt. The
happy event occurred at Morgan on
Tuesday Of last week.
AS announced in our last week S issues,
the services at st. Peters Episcopal
church, which were to be held last.
Thursday evening, were postponed one
week and will take place Thursday even
ing Of this week. These services will be
in charge Of Rev. Chas. w Baxter Of
Marshall. z' '.s. sse.
!. Erwin HaenZe, Mrs. Henry Martin