New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-10
Peter! Welter has returned to New Ulm.
from Golden, where he transacted bu-

Jacob and Robert Runck of the town
OF. Milford We're recent guests of rel
atives in North Star.
Miss Agnes Honetschlager, teacher in
the @LeaVenworth school, spent the
weekend with her parents here.
4 Geo. ,<Eckert Of Gfbbon was recent
guest at the: home Of his brother, Frank
Eckert on North State street.
Miss Minnie Runck has returned to
New Ulm from recent visit at the
A: Haak home near Sanborn.
:, a baby boy arrived to gladden. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Anderson
| of Lafayette township, Feb. "a.
Mrs. Henry Schmitt and daughter,
Cleophia, Of Comfrey arrived here the
fore part of last week for visit with
| relatives. T., -. .s.s
Mrs. Jos. Wartha and Mrs. And.
Roesch and daughter, Mary, have re-
| turned home from q visit with relatives
| and friends at Springfield. 70
Henry Arndt Of Comfrey has shipped
his household goods to New Ulm and
the family will reside here permanently,
having purchased a home. g.. j.
! Mrs. Vim. Schwede and daughter,
Lillian, have returned to their home at
Springfield, following pleasant visit
OF a few days with New Ulm relatives. h.
! Miss Esther REIN, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. G. REIN of this city, has
been appointed by the local board of
education az the assistant in the office of
Supt. IT. c. Hess.
Rev. J. M. Manner Of St. Peter, former
pastor Of the Catholic church at Searles,
was pleasant visitor in New Ulm
recently. His many local friends are
always glad to greet him. ...
! Mrs. Otto Bucnger, who has been in
New Ul1n for the. past three months
under, the care Of q physician, following
an. operation, returned to her home at
Sleepy Eye, Sunday.
A large delegation Of local basketball
fans accompanied the. high school quint
to Mankato,: Saturday, to see our boys
wrest the district championship honors
from their ancient enemy" Sleepy Eye
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Schueller, Mrs:
! John ?. Weicherding and Mrs. Theresa
! Mucckl, all OF Sleepy Eye, autoed TO
New Ulm the fore part of lest week Tor
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
l. P. Jennings. -
John Bruins, the efficient bookkeepel
| in FIJI. Retzlaffi!s hardware store, who
was seriously i'll for the past two months
as a result Of severe attack Of Influenza,
is convalescing nicely and viii soon bc
able to leave the hospital.
Mrs. Louis CHASER and, children Of
New Ulm arrived here Thursday to
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Schneider The CHASER
family is moving onto farm near
Comfrey.-Springfeld Free Press:
Henry Dietz, teller in the Farmers
and Merchants State bank OF New Ulln,
was an over-Sunday visitor at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Renner.
Henry seems to make his visits to
Confrey F.. quite regularly.-Comfrey
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Mrs. Louise Behnke packed her
household goods last week and left
Friday for New Uln where she will
| visit for some time before leaving for
Watertown, South Dakota, where she
will make her home with relatives. -
Lamberton Independent.
Jos. Wilt returned from New Ulnl
the first of the week where he has been
visiting his daughter. His Health is
much improved and within short
time he will bcsable to resume his duties
at his place. of business. --Lamberto
Independent. Mr.. Wilt is the father Of
Mrs. Ed. Vogel.
S. H. Becker, the well-known local
real estate man, has received notifica-
ton Of his appointment as the Brown
county member of the good roads COM
mittee Of the Minnesota Realty Owners
and Dealers Association. This honor
was conferred upon Mr.. Becker by the
board OF directors of the Association. :,
Last weeks issue OF The Northern
Light Of Lamberton contained very in
teresting and instructive colloquy be-
tween 'Pa and the Kid relative to the
notorious Vye-Cutting case. The ar
ticle is rather lengthy-too much SO,
in fact, for reproduction in our limited
space-but we'll worth reading, never
theless
Robert Fesenmaier and son Robert,
of New Ulm, were in this city Thurs
day where the former attended to busi-
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