New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-28

Alfred lBerkner Vas q yisitor. here las
tuesday. g. s,,5 Z. 4, q,
Dr.. o. ]. Seifert was Sleepy Eye caller
one evening recently
Otto ]. Buenge of Sleepy Eye spent
Sunday with New Ulm relatives.
Oscar Bjorneberg and Chas. Chute 81
1Hanska were New Ulm callers recently.
q Miss Daisy Larson has returned to
this city from brief visit with Hanska
relatives.
Rev. H. Boettcher, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Klukas, Of Gibbon,
were recent New Ulm visitors.
Mrs, John Kuebler Of Evan trans ans
acted business in New Ulm last Wedness-
day.
! Rev. and Mrs. a. E. Norman asof
I Hanska were New Ulm visitors one
afternoon recently. s 81
Mesdames O. E. Haugen and r. q.
Larson Of Hanska were New Ulm visitors
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Helm has returned to
New Ulm from a pleasant visit Of a few
days with relatives and friends at Nicollet.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Biorneberg, ac-
companied by their children Josie, Gena
and Gustav, Of, Hanska, were callers here
recently.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. F. Burmeister and
daughter, Miriam, Of St. Peter were
guests Of New Ulm relatives and friends
one day recently.
I Henry Aufderheide has returned to
Wanda for an extended visit with rela-
Itives and friends, after lengthy sojourn
in this city.
ALBERT Koenig and Arthur Anderson
have returned to- Lamberton from a
business trip to New Ulm and Sleepy
Eye.
The John Kuehn family, accompanied
/ by Miss Irma FTitsche, were guests at
the o. G. Kuehn home at Wanda re-
Gently.
Paul Doepke of Wanda, who under
went an operation at the Union hospital
| about a month ago, has returned home.
He is geetting along nicely.
w. "A. Rockwell and son, Henry, of
Lamberton, came to New Ulm one day
recently and the latter received medical
attention at local hospital.
Vim. Waibel} returned from Mankato
Thursday, having completed his course
at the Commercial Collage. He depart d
for Newport, MINI, Monday.
While sprinting with. brother fire.
man last Friday afternoon after the
remnants Of the blaze which destroyed
Geo. Wurmstein's barn, had been ex-
tinguished, Chief Aug: Niemann fell in
such a, manner as to seriously cut his
leg in the region 81 the knee. DR..
Nuessle dressed the wound, which re-
CURED four stitches. Chief Niemann
viii be laid up ior = ya time at least.
Springfield Advance. s.
Harry A. Fowler and Mrs. Nettleton,
nee Bier, both OF Sleepy Eye, were
married at the court house here by Judge
ISof Probate VIM. B. Mather, last Wednes-
Iday. The groom is a. son Of Mrs. p. A.
Fowler Of Winona and has been employed
las engineer on switch engine at Sleepy
Eye The bride is a5daughter Of. Mrs.
| Landskron of Sleepy Eye. Immediately
after the marriage the happy couple de
/ parted for st. Paul and Winona on their
wedding trip. They have gone to house
keeping at Sleepy Eye.
/ Articles Of incorporation of the Sleepy
Eye Sales Pavilion Association were
published in the Sleepy Eye Progressive
last week. The incroporators are: Fred
ISasse, Frank Romberg, 81. B. McNall,
Erwin Moll, Geo. Berkner, John Faltis
land julius johnson, all Of Sleepy Eye,
The capital stock is $40, 900, divided into
400 shares Of the par value Of $50 each
The first officers of the association. are;
] President, Fred. Sasse; vice president
Frank Romberg; secretary, 81. B. Nc
mall, and treasurer, Erwin Mol. These
omcers, together with Geo. Berkner
John Faltis and julius johnson, consit-
tute the first board Of directo
1FOR SALE Housse andzLot,S Corner q
8 N and Broadway. Inquire at Fred
l Williams. Adv. 17-1s