New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-01-21
sEA a R y CLIPPINGS.
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555 Too late for last week.
The school in Dist. No. 4 was closed
for this week on account of the serious
illness OF the teachers mother, who was
taken to Mankato hospital last week.
The school will most probably open
again next Monday, JAM 49,.
The Searles Farmers Shipping Assn,
was represented in So. St. Paul last
week with three carloads of stock, being
accompanied by Alex Waibel. The
Association also shipped three carloads
OF stock again this week. Jos. j. Sperl
going along down
Mrs. Jos. Grathwohl returned last
Saturday from Klossner after weeks
stay with her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Remnant.
Edwin Seifert purchased the Fred.
Thiede residence last week for 81, 500.
Mr.. Seifert and family will move up
about March 1st. Mr.. Thiede has
not yet decided what he wi | do.
Fred Thiede was business caller in
Wanda a few days last week and also a
few days in the Twin Cities this week.
Mrs. Albert Haas celebrated her
goth birthday anniversary on Monday
night January IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Vetter's wedding day was also observed.
on that day. Only relatives were pres
ent. The evening was pleasantly spent
in card playing, after which a delicious
lunch was served.
Jos. j.. Sperl attended the annual
meeting and election of officers of Stark
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
at Sleepy Eye on Jan. IL. Mr.. Sperl
was again elected vice president of the
company and also director.
Leo. P. Leick was confined to his bed
a few days with a severe backache.
Emil Seifert is also on the sick list and
most of the members of the Geo. Fischer
family are ill. Quite a few cases of
bad colds and sevee coughs are in the
vicinity. >
MIR. and Mrs. John Schugel, ST., left
Monday for Harlan, Iowa, where they
attended the funeral of cousin. They
returned the latter part Of theweek.
Fnanc al Report of the Searles Ship
ping Association ending Dec. 81, 1919.
Jos. J.. Sperl, Mgr. r..
Gross receipts for Stock ship I ii
ed to So. St.. Paul .$176, 949. so
Total paid freight, corn, feed
at So. St. Paul 4,793 IS
Total net receipts at So. St. "a
Paul y. - = -- = = :. :. 172, 1855 SIS:
Sold at home -.-...- .--.-.,... 533. 06
Total net receipts & proceeds172, 68S. II
Managers Salary ---------.. 679.15
Com. for pro-rating III IS,
Sinking fund ..--344 80 $1,131 go 4
Total net paid, to patrons. $171, 556 ~.
On hand S. F. Dec. 81, 1918 $40. OF
Sinking fund, 1919 1874 SO 4O5. OIL
PAID Tor Corn Crib ---..-- 49, .. 1915
Nails & Hdw. Corn Crib. 1877
Paid for loft. rubber hose. 800
Labor building Corn Crib 500
Corn $50 - 49,. 33 is
Mem. MINI. Central Ship
ping Assn 5. 90
Lumber, nails and straw is Is
Paid for deaths ---- 100 OF
Bal on hand Dec. 81, 1919 S. F.
2O2.08 $4O5. Oh
Total cars shipped :. SO
Total hogs shipped -------.--.--.--- 1881
Total veal shipped SOL
Total sheep shipped ISL
Total Cattle shipped .374
One goat shipped /
Total shipped and sold at home. 5,548
Mrs. A. Bertrand and Beatrice Leary
OF Sleepy Eye were guests of New Ulm
friends the fore part of last week..
Mrs. Anton Kachelmeier of the town
Of Stark visited her father, Peter Si1nme, !
who is i'll at local hospital, last Tuesday.
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