New Ulm review., 1920-08-11

r.. F. Dirks and family returned to
Springfield after visiting local relatives
i and friends.
i G. S. Peterson of Springfield at.
tended to business matters at the
court house.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Waibel re-
turned to Lamberton after visiting
with relatives here.
, Mrs. L. Gebhard and Miss Laura
Gerth of Lamberton spent a day at
New Ulm recently.
Ben Zieske and family returned to
| their home at Golden after visiting
local relatives and friends.
| x Miss Clara Roth of Marquette.
| Mich, came to New Ulm recently to
visit with local relatives.
I Miss Elsie Schmidt and Mrs. Amelia
Schumacher of Springfield were among
the recent New Ulm visitors.
Mrs. Francis Bastian returned to
New Ulm after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Siegler at Sleepy Eye.
| Mrs. Emily Olson of Nicollet came
to NeW Ulm recently to visit at the
home OF her son, Albert Olson and
family.
Miss Margaret Tauer of this city
went to Springfield recently to spend a
few days visiting with Miss Della
Steer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Manderfeld
returned to Lamberton after visiting
for several days with local relatives
and friends.
Miss Blanche Eichten of Wanda
was able to return home following a
minor operation at one of the local
| hospitals.
Mrs. Anna Anderson of Lafayette
was taken to the Loretto hospital in
this city, where she is receiving medical
| treatment.
Miss Ada Erler of this city visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Henle at Sleepy Eye several days the
past week.
Ray Johnson of Lafayette and
Clarence Swanson of Winthrop at
tended the band concert in this city
ESunday evening.
Miss Leona Wegner of Lamberton
came to New Ulm recently to drive
back Dodge car for the Lamberton
Implement CO.
Gustave and Paul Dallmann OF
Nicollet came to New Ulm Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Paul DalImann who is sick
at the Union hospital.
Mrs. M. Seybold and children re-
turned to their home in this city after
spending a few days visiting with the
formers mother, Mrs. Brandle.
+ Mrs. August Schumacher of this
city is recovering nicely from the
effects of an operation, which was per-
formed upon her at the Loretto hos pital
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hillesheim,
Mrs. Martha Luetjen and daughter
Hilda and Miss Eleanor Henle motored
to Sleepy Eye recently to visit at the
Geo. Glotzbach, Jr., home.
Raymond Brey and Edna Brey re-
turned from Minneapolis where they
spent two weeks vacation at the home
of Mrs. Frances Keegen. They also
spent part of the time at Lake Mime
tonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Budenick, Esther
and Leonard Budenick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Dallmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schroeder, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Wells motored to New Ulm recently
to visit Mrs. Paul Dallmann at one of
the local hospitals.
LOST-My Pocketbook containing
two tickets to Excuse My Dust.
with Wallace Reed at the Lyric
cash-return the tickets, never mind
the money.
Adv. 80 C. L. Rose, Dakota Hotel
Chas. ]. Schons of Nicollet was
painfully burned about his arms and
one leg as the result of an explosion of
gasoline. He was in the act of filing
a five-gallon can from barrel by
lantern light when he spilled gasoline
over his clothing which in some manner
became ignited.
1Thos. Carson, who has been en-
ployed at the Springfield power plant
/ the past two years, resigned his po-
sition and came to New Ulm where he
has accepted position at the local
power plant. Mrs. Carson was in New
Ulm to look around for a place to live.
They moved their household goo ds
during the week.
Willard L. Vogel and Louis Wind
horn, proprietors of the Modern Art
Studio, which is located in the old park
school house, left for Chicago, Sunday
afternoon on business. These young
men have worked up a lucrative busi-
| ness in their new enterprise and are
| kept busy executing artistic show
window backgrounds and show cards.
While in the Windy City, Messrs.
! Vogel and Windhorn will contract for
the wholesale selling rights of an ex-
quisite line of artificial flowers and will
also "brush up on the latest ideas in
modern show window decorations,
show cards, signs, etc. They will be
| gone for about week.