New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
Steve Oswald was Sleepy Eye caller


Mrs. Kobe Of Sleepy Eye was New
I Ulm caller early last week.
Mrs. H. j. Schliemann Of Nicollet was
"a New Ulm visitor recently. B.
Mrs. VIM. Yeick Of Lamberton spent
Sunday with New Ulm relatives
DR.. ]. P. Graf was business visitor
at Sleepy Eye, last Wednesday.
/ Miss Anna Malick Of Sleepy Eye spent
Tuesday Of last week visiting New Ulm
/ friends. @
t Miss Alice Wilt sof Lanaberton spent
Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Edw. Vogel, here.
Melvin Zschunke and Reinhold Thesis
spent Sunday in Sleepy Eye. They
made the trip on their bisyclss.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Smasal and
baby have returned to Sleepy Eye after
brief visit with New Ulm relatives.
Mrs. Frank Crumlett Of Sleepy Eye
was guest at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Herman Schwerr, in. this city, re-
Gently :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Elsner and family
departed for St. Paul, yesterday morn
ing, to make their future home in the
Sanity City.
| 4 The local firm Gulden & Vercoe have
been awarded the plumbing contract for
the Catholic high school building now
under construction.
Friday was Irvine day. at Nicollet,
when nearly 200 farmers Of that vicinity
received their supply Of state prison
twine from Saltwater.
Mrs. Christ. Bertelson returned to
Fairfax, Friday, after a weeks visit at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Wagner, and family here.
Mrs. VIM. Runke and daughter,
Esther, have returned to Lamberton,
following a pleasant visit of a few days
with relatives and friends here.
D Mrs. Paul Kann OF Des Moines, Iowa,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lindenann, Sr., and other New Ulm
relatives for several days. She returned
to Des Moines Saturday.
miss Muriel Rae Enke of Lake Benton
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was married to John Briffett also of Lake
Benton, Thursday morning, April 22
in St. Peters Espicopal church. The
marriage was solemnized by Rev. G. w.
Baxter.
Earl Dugan of St. Paul, who came to
| New Ulm some time ago to do landscape
work, spent few days with his cousin,
VIM. Raverty, and family at Sleepy Eye,
enroute to Redwood Falls, where he
transacted business
Little Miss Oradelle Wagner enter
tanned eleven of her little friends at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Wagner, Friday afternoon, the occasion
being her eleventh birthday anniversary.
The little folks enjoyed a very pleasant
afternoon.
A miscellaneous shower was given in
I honor Of Mrs. Robert Radke, by 12 lady
friends, Thursday evening. The guest OF
honor was we'll remembered with suitable
gifts. Cards wer played and a delicious
lunch was served. All present enjoyed
a most delightful evening.
The Simmet e. Arndt barber shop,
1 which was compelled to vacate it's quar-
/ tiers in the former Rolloff building, re-
Gently acquired by the Buenger Furniture
Co, is now comfortably located in the
lobby of the Grand Hotel, just across
the street from the former place of bust
ness.
f Otto Buenger informs US that soon he
will move back to New Ulm to take
charge there as manager Of the new
Furniture company just Incorporated
The store here will be placed in charge
OF George sellner, and we are glad to
learn Of this young mans good fortune,
]. Mr.. Sellner will leave about the first Of
/ the month to attend school and take a
5course in undertaking Sleepy Eye Pre-
lgressive.
IA Editor Cornelius Sittard spent several
sdays in St. Paul, where his wife and
bchildren are now living. He was fortunate
Ito rent a house in a suitable location
iSIncidently, he met a friend Of his, Alfred
w. Kliefoth, former member Of Am
,Ebassador Francis staff at Petrograd at
1.-The time of the Russian revolution, and
who is now foreign trade adviser fol
/ Rdssian-American trade in the State
Department at Washington, D.. C.
County Treasurer and Mrs. Henry j
1 Berg, Attorney and Mrs. w. 7. .Eckstein
John Hauser and daughter, Emma, Jos
4 Ub1, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hofmeister and
4 Mrs. Anna Rauscher, all Of this city, and
Miss Clara Sperl Of St. Paul attended the
funeral Of the late Mrs. Magdalena Kein
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