New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-06-09

The Herman Loose family were guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Otto,
at Morgan, Sunday.
Mrs. James Gould Of Springfield visited
her, mother, Mrs. III. L. Runck, in this
city for a few days. Z.
Mrs. A. G. Mueller has returned from
Springfield, where she was guest at
the N. E. Nelson home for few days.
Mrs. H. L. Wherland of Lamberton
was brought to New Ulm, last Tuesday,
and is receiving medical attention at a
local hospital.
Elmer Kohls, student at DR.. Martin
Luther College, spent few days recently
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kohls, in Morgan.
The annual mission festival of the
CORTLAND and Nicollet Lutheran church
es will be jointly observed at the grove
near the CORTLAND church, next Sunday,
June 10.
The old bank building at Golden,
formerly owned by Julius Krause Of New
Ulm, has been purchased by j. P. Ed.
Bertrand, the hustling implement dealer
Of that Village, who will add a machine
shop to the rear of the structure and con-
vert the corner into a first class nipple
ment store. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Setter have re-
ceived the glad tidings Of the arrival Of a
bouncing baby boy at the home of their
son and daughter-in-law, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Earl J. Setter, at Detroit, Mich.
The newcomer made his appearance last
Wednesday, June 2.
John Franta returned to New Vim
from Winona, Friday evening, where he
spent several days in company with his
brother, N. j. Franta, and the latter's
wife, of Wabasso. They were accom-
panied home by their daughter, who at
tended st. Teresa College at Winona
during the past school year.
The ladies of the Hecker Circle have
requested Gus to publicly express their
thanks and appreciation to the New Ulm
Armory management, through the
columns of the Review, for their kindness
in allowing the ladies the free use OF the
Armory dining room to serve Decoration
Day dinner to the members OF Hecker
Post No. 48, G. A. r., and the ladies OF
the Hecker Circle.
The Northwest Amusement Co., which
held the boards at the Grand Theatre
Saturday and Sunday evenings, made a
decided hit with the appreciative au-
Giences. The Liberty Orchestra rend-
cred a trul y wonderful musical program
aud the sweet toned talent OF the vlollnlst
deserves especial mention. Mr.. Schlott-
man has already engaged this orchestra
for future date to give our people the
best that can be obtained at a reasonable
price.
Emil A. Bengston, Brown county
manager Of the Nonpartisan League, was
busy in the vicinity Of Comfrey during
the past week and met with good sue
cess. Large numbers of farmers through
oft the state, who have heretofore not
been members Of the League, now show
a Willingness to part with the tWo-yesr
membership fee, realizing that in uni y
there is strength and also that the farmers
and organized labor must stick together
and form close political bond if they
want to be successful in Kidding the state
of the present planderbund ad1ninistra-
ton.
Emil Metzinger, the well-known local
clothier, retu rned to New Ulmalast
Tuesday evening from Orlando, Florida,
where he enjoyed the balmy southern
cline with his. family during the past
winter. Mrs. Metzinger and sons, Julian
and Harold, went to New York City
from, the south, for. a visit with. Mr..
Metzinger's sister. They are 1expeeted
|: home the fore partsof nextsweek. His
ssojourn in Florida beneftted Il Mr.
.Metzinger's health considerably and lie
! has builtfa home there, with the expecta-
ton Of spending about six month Of
every year in that state with his family
a number of members Of st. Patrick
Council, x. Of G., attended the initiation
of a large class ofscandidates in the Fair
mont Council, Sunday.
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