New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-14

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Ed CrumIett Of Sleepy Eye spent
Sunday with New Ulm friends.
Attorney Albert Pfaender left for
Chicago, Friday, on business He is
expected home today.
Edwin Youngblom Of Lafayette sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
at local hospital last week.
The Misses Angelina Goblirsch and
Myrtle johnson of Lafayette were recent
New Ulm visitors
Twenty young people from Lafayette
attended the Easter Monday dance at
the Armory in this city last week. -
Is sMrIsand Mrs, Ernest Weseheaze Of ST.,
Paul spent the Easter holidays with their
sisters here in New Ulm.
A. j. Alvin of Mound, Mimi, secre-
tary Of the Minnesota Commercial Mems
Health Association, spent Sunday with
his aged mother, Mrs. Wllhelmina Alvin,
and other New Ulm relatives and friends.
Mr.. Alvin returned home Monday, after
noon.
Judge w. L. Comstock of Mankato
has filed for reelection; as Judge of the
sixth judicial district, comprising Blue
Earth and Watonwan counties. Attor-
ney G. o. Daily Of Mankato is thus far
the only candidate who. has filed for the
judgeship against Judge Comstock .fryd
Mrs. August Reetz e Il Clements Wv. Who )
has been visiting. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Ewald, at Nicollet, brought
her little son to New Ulm, early last
week, and he underwent an operation
at local hospital fog the removal Of bis
tonsils and adenoids., 81. y .,,s, !.
Battles Keltgen, a 14-year-old lad re-
siding on farm near Nicollet,t was
brought to New Ulms by DR.: VISA.
Meilecke of Nicollet, Monday evening, {
suffering with compound fracture Of
one of his limbs, between the ankle and.
the knee The fracture was reduced at
the Loretto hospital and the patient is;
resting quite easy. 6 ;sir 800 afffFt tssss
Miss Emma Gebser entertained a
number Of lady friends at her home, last
Tuesday evening, at a. farewell party in
honor Of Mrs. Anton Wiesner, who will
remove to st. Paul With Her family the
latter part Of this month. 5000 was
played, the prizes being awarded as
follows Head, Mrs. Marie Bachm ann;
low, Mrs. August Pullman. A de-.
licious luncheon Vas served and all
present enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Rev. w. Walker oftsleepy Eye has
been, named county representative Of
Missionary Education for the Interchurch
World Movement, according to an
announcement made byg Rev. Mark F.
Sanborn, state director Of. the depa'r-
ment, whose headqu ARE at Mime
apolis. Institutes for.anthe Intensive
training :of$ leaders,syt ostae :held, in city
Fces- tiers and conducted onssomewhat the
same plan as that adopted by the Red
Cross for its volunteer workers, is one
of the methods whereby Rev. Walker,
intends to develop the work Of his, de-
partment. in, Brown. county. S5.s
VIM. Radl Of Sleepy Eye is back at a.
local hospital receiving treatment for.
his limb. He returned t. Sleepy Eye
some three weeks ago, after having re
ceived attention at the same hospital,
and was getting along nicely until several
days ago, when his limb became worse.
Miss Theresa Weidl, who has been clerk
! ing at the Bee Hive the past year, re-
signed her position this week. and has
accepted like position at the Bee Hive
at New Ulm. Miss Wiedl is. a girl Of
sterling quality and her ability as good
saleswoman cannot be surpassed. She
has made many friends in and around
/ Sleepy Eye while here, who will regret
her leaving. Before going to New Ulm
she will visit with Some Of her Sleepy Eye
4 friends. Sleepy Eye Herald dispatch;