New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-21
Miss Gladys Christensen Of Springfield
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Miss Gladys Chris ensen Of Springfield
was recent visitor here.
Editor II. 3. Kent Of sanborn trans
acted business here early last week. 81 4
Mrs. Frank Semans; who spent al few
days with her mother here, has returned
to her home al. Springfield.
The Misses Rose and Ida Isaksen and
Evelyn Knudson Of Springfield were
recent New Ulm visitors.
Fremont Schmidt Of the Springfield
Free Press canesto New Ulm recently to
repair the linotype in the journal Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrow were
recent guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fremont Schmidt in Springfield.
Ben. Smasal transacted business at
Springfield, early last week, in the
interests Of his fathers Bankers Bakery
|Sof this city.
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Miss Elsie Linde has returned to New
Ulm from pleasant visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Carl Heidemann, in
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Roth, accompanied
by Mrs. w. G. Roth and Mrs. Elgin Rea,
OF Lamberton autoed to New Ulm,
Thursday, and spent the day here.
Confirmation services will take place
at st. Paul's Ev.-Lutheran church here,
next Sunday morning, beginning at 10
o'clock. This years confirmation class
is composed Of 80 young people Ia boys
and IL girls whose names were printed
in last weeks issue of the Review.
Miss Hilda Luetjen was most agree
ably surprised by some 80 young lady
friends, last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being her birthday anniversary.
The guests were entertained at cards,
prizes being awarded to the Misses Rose
Gruenenfelder and Frances Beck. Later
in the evening delicious luncheon was
served.
Mesdames H. H. Offermann, N. Hoff-
mann, Paul Wiedenmann, H. Siegler,
Ed. Krenz, w. c.. Albrecht and VIM.
Grundmeyer, accompanied by Miss Lima
Ofermann, all Of Sleepy Eye, attended
the social afternoon given by the Ladies'
Aid of the Union hospital at Turner Hall,
last Monday afternoon.
A committee of the M organ band came
to New Ulm last week and made arrange
ments with Capt. Jos. G. Hofmeister to-
direct the musical aggregation of that
enterprising village. Capt. Hofmeuster
will conduct weekly rehearsals and also
give private lessons to those of the band
members who desire personal instruction.
Eighteen members Eow have instruments
and additional instruments are expected
to arrive soon.
Attorney A. j. Praxel5 Of Lanberton.
representative at-large in the state legis-
lature from the Brown edwood counties
district, was recently married at Redwood
Falls to Miss Katherine johnson, who
for The past two years has been county
nurse in Redwood county. The bride
has lived in and neaff Lamberton pprac-
tically all her life. The groom was
reared in thas5village! The newlyweds
are temporarily residing with Mr.. Praxel's
mother, until their new home, now in
co-rse of construction, is completed.
Wednesday morning Commissioners
Herman PolkoWii and Chas. Palmer, to-
igether with,sC n, Robertson and Mr..
#D[svey OF thes Highway commission met
here and talked over the matter of plac-
ms a Waterman at the railraod crossing
IN the west end Of Main street This
move is a good one, as the crossing is a
very dangerous one and travel is heavy.
II the railway company does not comply
with the request, the matter will be taken
up with the Railroad and Warehouse
Commission Sleepy Eye Progressive.
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