New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-12

Dr.. J. III. Vogel was a Sleepy Eye
visitor last Tuesday.
Arnold and Lothario NaegE of Gibbon
spent Saturday in New Ulm.
VIM. Mueller was a business visitor
at ST. Peter early last week. 81
Mrs. Paul Thurston of Fairfax has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wells Of Nicollet
were New Ulm visitors last Tuesday.
!. H. .L..Byers ,of Gaylord spent several
days in New Ulm during the past week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Reineke and
daughter, Marion, drove to Faribault on
Monday. They returned to New Ulm
the same day.
Henry Fritz of Sleepy Eye is con-
valescing from the effects of an opera
tion performed on one Of his ears at the
Loretto hospital here last week.
Harry Brand and Henry Ranweiler,
accompanied by the Misses Lenora Lang
mack and Linda Berg, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at Fairfax.
H. w. Abraham and Chas. Spaude of
Gaylord arrived here early last week to
work on we'll job in this vicinity. They
recently completed a new we'll at Essig.
Alfred Hellmann, who conducted a
drug store here for number of years,
but is now employed as pharmacist in
Lake Benton, was the guest of New Ulm
relatives and friends recently.
Jos. Schueller, Albert Ranweiler, Carl
Schmidt, Arthur Baer and Arthur En-
merich spent Sunday with Sleepy Eye
and Springfield friends. They made the
rip in the formers car.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham returned home
Saturday, from an extended trip to
Manila, Shanghai, Hongkong, Yoke
hama, Kobe and other points in the far
East. She was absent from New Ulm
since Nov. 1, last year.
Roman Lindemann has gone to Sleepy
Eye to assist in the Buenger furniture
store there during the absence OF Geo.
Sellner, who is temporarily employd Inc
the Buenger store here, preparatory to
taking course in undertaking.
Miss Julia FRANKIE, who was a guest
at the home Of her foster-parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Moll, ST., for some time,
departed for Racine, Wis, Tuesday;
Miss FRANKIE attended the Olsen trial in
Federal court at Mankato last week.
VIM. F. Ruhnow, who recently re
turned to New Ulm from the military
hospital at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, where he
had received medical treatment following
his return from overseas service, LETT
for St. Paul, Friday, to make his home
there for the present.
Mrs. Adam Reitter and Geo. and
Wenzel Mages have returned to their
homes at Morgan, following brief visit
with their sister, Mrs. Anton Hogen, who
is recovering from the effects of an
operation performed upon her at a local
hospital recently.
Mrs. Alfred Schroeck entrtained
number of friends at card party at her
home, last Tuesday evening. $500
was played and prizes were awarded to
Mrs. George Wicherski and Mrs. F. A.
Gilbert. A delicious luncheon was served
and all present enjoyed pleasant even
ing.
The localsfre department made a
practice run to Turner Hall, Monday
evening, with the new auto fire truck
and the hook and ladder truck. 1t is
proposed to have similar practice runs
once each month, the object being a
school of instruction for the fremen to
increase their efficiency as fire fighters.
According to advices received by the
local police, John Carroll and William
Wennberger, two inmates of the st.
Peter State hospital, succeeded in making
their escape from that institution last
Tuesday night. Chief Of Police Alvin
Harmening and his staff were requested
to be on the lookout for the fugitives.
Harry Schwerr is recovering from
serious injury to his left foot, which he
sustained recently, while assisting in the
erection Of the new boiler plant at the
Eagle Mill. A stone slab, which was
being placed in position in the walls Of
the structure, slipped and fell on the
young man s foot, fracturing a number Of
bones.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weigand, residing
on North Front street, were most agree
ably surprised by about a dozen friends
Saturday evening, the occasion being
their goth wedding anniversary. After
a pleasant evening, delicious lunch was
served. The jubilarians were presented
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