New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-26
Otto Hummel was a Springfield visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. F. III. Kranz of SPRING
field recently were guests of local friends.
Louis Kreitinger has returned to
Springfield after a few days sojourn here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Laabs were guests
OF New Auburn relatives and friends last
week.
Mrs. Frank Thayer of Sleepy Eye spent
Monday OF last week with New UlmI
relatives.
Gretta Morrison of Sleepy Eye was
New Ulm visitor the fore part of last
week.
The Misses Mathilda and Viola }
SchWieger Of Sleepy Eye were recent New
.Ulm callers. .3s
The M. Weiss and Roy Strong families;|
OF Golden Gate were recent New Ulm
visitors.
Herman Battig and children recently
were guests of the Carl Battig family at !
Golden Gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brust and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]: w. Current spent Sunday at the
w. H. ,Rayerty. home in Golden Gate.
Mrs Amanda Weilage returned to
Sleepy Eye, last Wednesday, after a |
pleasant visit of a few weeks with New
sUlm relatives and friends.
Henry Asleben of New Auburn. who
has been receiving medical treatment at
local hospital has recovered sufficiently
to be able to return home.
Mi: and Mrs. Arnold Fischenich Of
Adrian, Mimi, came to New Ulm the
latter part of the past week. They were
pleasant callers at the home of Arnold
Esser and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Haber, their son,
Ed, and daughters, Laura and Verna,
autoed TO Sherburn last week to attend
the funeral of relative. They returned
home Sunday evening.
The, Misses Loretta Johnson and
Philippa Neubauer went to New Ulm
Saturday and visited over Sunday. The
young ladies will teach in the New Ulm
schools next year.-St. Peter Herald.
Miss Rose Imberg returned to her home
at Devils Lake, ": D., last Wednesday,
after aenjoyinga six months stay with
Mrs. Martin Dalueg, on North State
street.
Emil "a. Bengtson, county League
manager, carried hisspropaganda work to
Hanska and tComfrey during the week.
He is meeting with good success in these
places and the farmers are very much in
favor Of the League.
Last Friday b. j. Krahn, local monu-
ment dealer, was at Eden, where he erect
ed a beautiful m onument for Mr.. Ham
mermeister of this city. This monument
is the biggest Rock Of Ages or Barre
granite job on, that cemetery
The st. Peter city council has voted
down the {prpppsition of the Co mercial
Club there Tor the construction of cen
trail heating plant, similar to the one now
in operation38iin1 New Ulm The inter
had been under consideration for many
weeks. II
Jacob Runck, Ed. Kruger, ] F. Wendt'
and Mrs. James Gould of Springfield
motored to New :Ulm in the formers
car, last Tuesday The three gentlemen
returned hoHfest the same evening, while |
Mrs. Gould 1remained for a few days
visit with relatives here.
Rev. I'm. \. Albrecht of Fairfax, son
Of Rev. C. ]. Albrecht of this city, isre-
ceiving medical attention at the Union |
hospital here. Mrs. Albrecht and the
children came over from Fairfax last
week to spend a few days with the
patis@St.
Miss Title Gintner of St. Paul and
Mesdames jos. Groebner and Lulu |
'Grotte Of Cfandally s.. d., are spending |
a few days at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kretschsin the townaof Cotton
wood. Mrs. sGrotte will also visit rela-
tives and friends in this city before re-
turning to Crandall .. I
: Sunday afternoon the Class of 1920 of |
the Springfield High School autoed to
New lm, to spend the day picnicing at
Herman's Heights. They took baskets
filled with good things to eat, but shortly
after the picnic dinner the rain put stop
to the fun and the party turned for
home Springfield Free Press.
Otto Simon of Puposki, Mimi, is en-
joying several days visit at the home
of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski, on South State
street. He expects to return to Puposki
some time this week Mr.. Simon reports
that the potato acreage in the vicinity of I
Puposki has been greatly increased this
year, but that the prospects for bumper
crop are not very promising at this time.
Sleepy Eye is again to have free city
delivery Of mail, after an interval of
about, 10ayears. The residents of that
place enjoyed this privilege for a period
of five years, beginning. Sept. 1, 1905,
whereupon the service was suspended,
due to a marked falling off in the receipts
of the post office, which resulted when
the offices of the Sleepy Eye Milling Co.
were removed to Minneapolis.
Miss Prisca Nicklaus was hostess at a
parcel shower in honor if Miss Amanda
Remnant, June bride, of CORTLAND
township, last Tuesday evening. The
rooms of the Nicklaus home were artistic
ally decorated for the occasion and the
bride-to-be was showered with many
beautiful and useful gifts, which were
conveyed into her presence in a miniature
prairie schooner. After the presentation
of the gifts, "5OO'' was played, prizes
being awarded to the Misses Stella Cordes
and Clara Neuwirth. A delicious two
course luncheon was served, whereuponi
the guests departed, having enjoyed a
most delightful evening.