New Ulm review., 1920-09-22


Miss Thelma Rinke will depart for
Evanston, ILL.,, in the near future, to;
take up course in dramatic art.
Miss Rose .Lipp has gone to, Relview,
where she has accepted a position as
teacher for. the present school year. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kasier have re-.
turned from visit Of several days with.
with Twin City relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. w.: Johnson left for the
Twin Cities, last Wednesday, to enjoy
several days. visit with relatives and
| friends.
Schlottman Bros. are the new owners
of,the Dakota House Bus Line, having
purchased it from Fischer Bros, last
! Wednesday. ,.s.-
Gust. Becker had the misfortune to-
fall out of tree, last Tuesday, and as
result sustained a fracture of his
collarbone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seifert and
daughter, Myra, have returned from
delightful auto trip to Canby, where
they visited with DR.. Dinner Warner.
Miss Aimee Krook of this city and
Miss Marvel Espenson of Winthrop
departed for Oberlin, Ohio, Sunday
afternoon, where they will attend
Oberlin College.
Miss Elsie Nothwehr of Nicollet is
convalescing from the effects OF an
operation for the removal OF her
tonsils, to which she submitted at the
Union Hospital here last Tuesday.
Miss Julia Meyer entertained
number of friends at six O'Clock
dinner at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer, on South
Broadway, last Wednesday evening.
Miss Martha ~Steger of Lansing,
Iowa, has been elected to succeed Mrs.
y. N. Dondelinger as county Red
Cross nurse in Nicollet county. She
will assume her new duties October l.
MI Frey has disposed of his barber
shop at Nicollet to P. M. Wlreg OF
Madison Lake, and in the near future
will leave with his family for Mime
apolis, which will be their future home.
Miss Phyllis Neumann entertained
a number of friends at farewell party
at her parental home on Second North
street, last Wednesday evening, IN
honor of the Misses Thelma Rinke and
Therese Pfaender.
County Surveyor Carl Case trans
acted business at Lamberton early
last week. While there he purchased
a few carloads of tile from the factory
located in that village, for use on
ditch project south of Springfield.
Charles Lauer, Jr., OF Lamberton
met with a painful accident while
riding in an auto here, recently, lie
was thrown against the frame OF the
car with such force that his face was
badly cut, necessitating several
stitches.
One of the LOGON olives that was in
the disastrous wreck near Lamberton,
last April, has been repaired and made
it's first run, since the catastrophe, last
week. The other ''iron horse"
damaged in the head-on; collision has
heen back in the service for some time.
Lieutenant Colonel E. E. Miller of
St. Peter, ranking officer of the Fifth
Minnesota Infantry, has assumed COM
mand of this regiment, succeeding
Colonel F. L. Minningerode, who was
recently placed on the retired list be-
cause of inability. Colonel Miller is a
brother of DR.. C. W. Miller of this
city. +. .- .r-
John Frederickson of Lamberton
! underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at local hospital last week.
Mrs. Frederickson had gone to Grace
vile few days previously to visit her
mother, who was operated at that
place, and came to New Ulm from
there to be with her husband during
the ordeal.
Mrs. Josephine Rolling and Mrs.
Barbara Baer enjoyed a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto R. Kohn
at St. Peter last Tuesday. From there
they went to spend few hours with
their sister, Sister Demetria, at Coun-
sci Hill, returning to New Ulm the
same evening, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Kohn in the latters' car.
They enjoyed the visit and the trip
very much. -
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