New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-19
LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Rosa Franta is back from an ex-
tended sojourn in St. Paul. Z

Mrs. Rosa Franta is back from an ex-
, tended sojourn in st. Paul. ~ i
Mrs. E. c. Geske and little child have
returned to Springfield after brief visit
in New Ulm. IAN
|: There will be English services at st.
PauPs Lutheran church next Sunday
evening att 7:30.
Geo. Eckert, Edw. KLEIN, Miss Agnes
Eckert and Mrs. =. Brandt Of Gibbon
were recent New Ulm visitors.
The Misses Eleanor and Alice Schiffert
OF Morgan recently enjoyed visit with
New Ulm relatives and friends.
The Misses Johanna and Sarah Voll-
mer of Sleepy Eye, who spent several
days in New Ulrn, have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doester have re
turned to their home at Norton, following
q Brief visit at the George Leary home
here.
Mrs. Simon Leischer has returned to
New Ulm from Sleepy Eye, where she
enjoyed visit Of several days with
relatives.
Miss Anna Manderfeld has returned
to New Ulm following q three weeks
visit at the Mike Cullen home in Spring
field. Il IS
Mrs. Vivian Dorm and daughter, ID
Elite, were guests at the home Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Din
neen, at Sleepy Eye recently.
Mesdames Robert Pless, Ben. Mayer
and Geo. Oswald, accompanied by the
Misses Hilma Oswald and France
Taylor of Gibbon were recent New Ulm
visit ors.
Mesdames Eleanora Mullen, N. Hen
ningsen and j. H. siegel, accompanied
by the formers niece, Miss Hannah
O'Brien, were guests Of Springfield friends
one afternoon recently.
\ The New Ulm Brick & Tile Yards
have secured the contract for the con
struction of a large county ditch near
La Sale. Work on this project has al
ready been commenced.
Mrs. Veronica Schmirl and her little
grandson, Herbert RanWeiler, left Thurs
day for Ivanhoe to spend a month with
the formers son-in-law and daughter,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Williams are the
proud parents of a bouncing baby boy,
born Thursday. tStubby'' says the
youngster weighed nine pounds at birth
and, Judging from his voice, will some
day be a frst-class shoe salesman.
Nicollet county now enjoys the bene-
fits derived from having poultry show,
hic o1o
been formed there recently, with about
100 members. It is proposed to hold a
big poulrty show at ST. Peter during the
coming winter.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ludwig of Sea
forth were in New Ulm early last week,
calling on relative who is receiving
treatment at the Loretto hospital. En-
route to New Ulm they visited the Jos.
Schueller and Weicherding families at
Sleepy Eye.
r.. r. Manderfeld Of the town Of
/ Cottonwood was at Mankatos recent
", visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. W.
nearly two montys. Mr.. Manderfeld
friends while at Mankato.
Mrs Helen Lambrecht, aged 95, passed
away at the St. Alexander Home for the
Aged. here. Thursday, death being due
to chronic myocarditis and old age. Mrs.
Lambrecht had been an inmate of the
Home for about four and half years.
The remains were shipped to Jordan, her
former home, for burial, Friday.
VIM. Schempf, ST., Of Gibbon, who
submitted to an operation at the Union
hospital here some time ago, is GONZALES
cling nicely, his health having been great
" improved as result of the operation
Mr.. Schempf returned to Gibbon recently
with Mr. and Mrs. John Schernpf, who
came to New Ulm to take him home.
Mrs. VIM. Feige and little daughter,
who had been visiting local relatives for
some time, returned to their home at
Lamberton, recently. They came to
formers mother, Mrs. August Steinke.
Mrs: Feige,s sister, Miss Hilda OFT;
accompanied them to Lamberton for an
extended stay.
Alois Heck, residing on North Broad
way, for the past II years an employe
in the local plant of the Eagle Roller
Mill Co., has severed his connection with
this institution and, in company with
Frank Zupfer, is now engaged in paint
ing, paperhanging and decorating We
wish both members Of the new firm we'll
deserved success in their venture.
Gerhard Spaeth purchased the Jas.
Garrow residence property on Second
South street, between Broadway and
State streets, last week and on Saturday
took possession with his family. The
GarroW family will occupy their tent
along the Minnesota river during the
summer, but have made no definite plans
as to where they will locate when cold
weather sets in.
Mrs. Helen Roos, well-known pioneer
resident Of New Ulm, suffered a stroke
of paralysis, last Tuesday evening. For
la time he condition was quite serious and
her children were su1nmoned, but the
patient has rallied and is now slowly
/ improving. Those present at her bed
side were: Chas. Roos Of Wellington,
!! sKans., who will remain in New Ulm fol
some time; Alfred Roos Of New Butler
/ Wis, who returned home yesterday, and
Hugo Roos of Kansas City, Mo, who de
I parted for that place Saturday. Miss
Ida Sommer Of st. Paul also came tt