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New Ulm review., 1920-09-08
COUR 1LAND.

Mrs. Philip Young and children
are visiting relatives at St. Peter this
week.
Mrs. H. Kohn and son Roy visited
at the home of Aaron Siebert in Plain
view recently.
Miss Jennie Arndt and Miss Adina
Sommerfeld of Sleepy Eye returned
last week from a trip to Yellowstone
Park, Denver and other points west.
Rudolph Holzerland has been ap-
pointed local distributor by the Stand
ard Oil Co. in the village.
Miss Rose Viking who has been
receiving treatment for goitre at one
of the local hospitals submitted to an
operation Monday morning.
Willy Poehler will leave this week
to resume his studies at Concordia
College, St. Paul.
Miss Esther Hunziker who has been
employed at the Wellman home has
returned home because Of illness.
Ira Chapman of Balaton spent a
few hours in the village Thursday.
Sheridan Young and Earl Bobsin,
who have been spending a part of their
vacation in the country, returned tc
their respective homes the fore part
OF the week.
The auction held by John Have
meyer Jr. on Saturday was we'll at
tended.
Mrs. Henry Viking of N. Oak, is
visiting relatives in the village.
Wedding bells are due to ring soon
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Zimmerman
and daughter Myrtle returned from
visit with relatives at Manford, N
D. last week. They made the trip
by auto.
Willie Knudson, who has been laid
up with a sore arm for several days
returned to work on Monday.
Ernest Kossman who passed through
a very severe illness this summer
last week made his first trip to the
village since his illness. He still
looks somewhat pale and weak but his
many friends are pleased to know that
he is able to be around again.
Theo. Precht is making a number
of Improvements on his farm property
Besides putting up a numbers of new
buildings he is having all the build
ings painted which will add much tc
the general appearance Of the place.
= Miss Lucille Brown of Portland
Ore, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Brown.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Business men who are desirous of
obtaining the farmers money in ex-
change for their wares should exert
effort to protect the property and
persons of the tillers of the soil when
they come to town, either to do their
shopping or to meet peaceably among
themselves for the purpose of trans
acting their private business matters.
Such occurrences as were perpetrated
by young hoodlums at St. James,
Monday night of last week, some of
whom are said to have been under the
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08
Ernest Vogelpohl was a, Sleepy Eye
visitor last Wednesday. y.

Ernest Vogelpohl was a Sleepy Eye
visitor last Wednesday. y.
Otto Dougher is spending his vaca-
ton under the parental roof here.
Bernard Christensen of Evan was a
New Ulm visitor last Tuesday.
Edward Baer, Jr., has returned from
weeks visit with relatives at Willmar.
Miss Evelyn Ouren of Hanska spent
Thursday in New Ulm.
Joseph Kosek and family of
Lafayette spent Sunday in New Ulm.
H. J. Schobert was recent business
visitor at Sleepy Eye.
John Schultz of Springfield recently
transacted business here.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Ben Zieske and family of Golden
were New Ulm visitors last Tuesday,
Mrs. H. Nobach of Springfield was
New Uln1 visitor last Tuesday.
Miss Natalia Dietz left for the
Twin Cities, yesterday, to attend. a
commercial college and receive in
struction in voice culture.
Ernest Schleuder, who enjoyed a
several days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Schlueder, here,
has returned to St. Paul, where he is
employed.
DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Eckstein of
Comfrey were guests at the home of the
latter's parents, County Treasurer and
Mrs. Henry J. Berg, on North Broad
way for day last week.
Mrs. Edward Kunze and daughter,
Miss Stonia, left Saturday for St. Paul
for a few days visit at the home CT
their son and brother, Attorney Walter
Kunze and family.
William Hostetter is back from
trip to various points in Canada.
Crops in the section visited by Mr..
Hostetter were practically a failure as
a result of continued drouth during the
growing season.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

The Misses Vera and Leola Strickler
were recent Sleepy Eye visitors.
Mrs. Alex. McBain of Sleepy Eye
was visitor here, last Tuesday
Miss Marie Classen spent few days
visiting her father and friends at
Springfield last week.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Mrs. Juliana Preisinger has returned
from pleasant visit of a few days at
the Anton Fischer home in Springfield.
Gilbert Fladmo and Odin Nelson Of
Hanska were New Ulm visitors last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sjogren and
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. DIN Of Lafayette
were; New Ulm callers last Tuesday.
Miss Emma Koch enjoyed a visit
from her friend, Miss Linda Drusch,
Of Morgan, last week.
The hunting season will open
next week Thursday and local MN
rods are already making extensive
preparations for the big event.
Donald Olin and Gladys and Russel
Sjogren of Lafayette had their tonslls
removed at the Union Hospital here,
last Tuesday.
The John Gewerth family, which
has resided on a farm near Morgan
for the past two years, returned TO
New Ulm, Sunday, to again take up
it's residence in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Meek
lenburg and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Mecklenburg recently visited
at the William Mack home near
Lamberton.
Confirmation instruction at the Ev.
Friedens church will begin Saturday.
September 49,, at one O'Clock IN the
afternoon. This instruction will be
for the boys and girls who are to COM
pose the confirmation classes OF l92l
and 1922.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto C. Wichtel en-
joyed visit last week from Mrs. WI
liam Wichtel and Miss Eta LandWehr,
both of Milwaukee, Wis, who were
on their way home from California
where they sojourned for three months
Miss Hilda Wichtel, also CT Milwaukee,
whip spent the past two months at the
Wichtel home here, returned home
with them.
Albert Pfaender has disposed of
the former Ottomeyer block, at the
corner of Minnesota and Center
streets, occupied by the big schulke
store, to N. Henningson Adolpb
Meile and A. A. Schlumpberger.
The deal was closed last Wednes-
day, after brief, but brisk nego-
tiations. A portion of the original
Ottomeyer block was purchased by
J. NJ. Meyer. the jeweler, several
months ago. Tie structure Included
in the recent transaction is a very
desirable double-front business block.
. Days may, come and days may go,
but the day will never come when
New Ulm will have an attraction that
will please every one as well as this
"RAFFLES'' Attra ction at the Turner
Theatre on Sunday, September II.
The novelty of the combination has
created much talk among all classes,
and the people Of New Ulm have be-
come interested in the individual
members of the. company, the music
lovers, vaudeville fans are talking Of
again hearing Babe Verna, with her
wonderful big voice, Miss Netheway,
commedianne, Adams and Taylor
dancing, singing, and sketch artists
Bingham and Gabel high class musical
artists. Then they are all-every one
talking of the master Of mystery
"RAFFLES'' the world wonder Of the
century, and they will continue to talk
of him as long as he lives, and long
after, for there will never be but one
"RAFFLES''. The ladies are pleased
to look at him, for he is really hand
some young man, while the men go
wild over him, as they watch him per-
form his wonderful scientific feats.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Very little is heard of or, from
Senator Harding's running mate, which
may be accounted for by the fact that
when the head of ticket is put on the
tail end he doesn' know exactly what
to do or say.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Mrs. Geo. Kunze Of Sleepy Eye spent
Tuesday Of last week in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kruger were
Sleepy Eye visitors early last week.
Gust Carlson and Nels Aable of
Comfrey are doing a job OF tiling in the
vicinity Of New Ulm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28

block s4s A. lots 3 and 4, land,
S100;. reduced to $40.
Public Service Railroad Company.
block $50, lots / and 2, land. $500.
reduced TO $50.
Public Service Railroad Company,
block 500 A. part of lot /, land,
$500, building $3.50. Cancelled.
Estate OF Anthony Leber. block
1854, land. $500.
John Bremen, block AS, 10.171
acres. Land $500, reduce to $3.50.
John Bremen. block 4S1, 7,412
acres. block 4ss. 23.274 acres. Block
ass. 1872 acres. Block 482. 4.2O1
acres. Block 4s4, 29H acres.
Block ass. 1910 acres. Land S12,-
$50. reduce to $7.7SS.
John Bremen, block AIS. 1874
acres Block 40. Is acres. Land
$3.50. reduce to 1854.
John Bremen, block 444, s.647
acres. Land $500. reduce to $3.50.
John Bremen, block AT, 23.595
acres. Land $4,000. reduce to s2,-
100.
John Bremen. block AL, 15.035
acres. Land $3.50. reduce to ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28

712. lot s, land. $500. Cancelled.
George T. Lund. block $50, lot 81
and IS, building. shss5O. Reduced
John Y. @. Walker, block s5s.
land. $500. Reduced to $3.50.
Albert Hirner. block 10 A, lot sc,
land. $500. Affirmed. Building.
$4,000. Reduced to $4,000.
George +. Woodcock, block IL l.,
lots 1871 and 1872, buildings, $1,000.
Reduced to $4,000.
Benjamin B. Clark, block 7S6 G,
land, $500. Reduced to $500.
Maple Realty Co. block S34, lots
IL to IL and IL to is and is to 20.
buildings. $4,000. Reduced to ST.
400.
Maple Realty Co.. block SIS A, lots
s92 to Ill and 745 to $50, land. ST.
Reduced to $3.50.
Maple Realty Co., block SIS A, lots
712 TO 723. land, $500. Reduced to
$3.50.
Maple Realty Co.. block L and Q.
lots 144 to $50 and 254 to 261 1-2,
land. $1,000. Reduced to $500.
Maple Realty Co, blocks N. and o.,
lots rs to 2S and 68 to rs, land, 5000.
Reduced to $500.
Maple Realty Co. block SIS L., F.
and c.. lots 262 and 263 and 674 to
.769, land, $3.50. Reduced to $3.50.
Maple Realty CO., block 855 A. and
c.. lots 724 to 739 and $50 to 567,
land, $500. Reduced to $1,000.
Gaetano Zullo, block SOS, lots 5 and
s. building. $500. Reduced to $2,-
Louis NJ. Grenier. block $50, lots
10 and IL and 16 to %. building, 3d.
$50. Reduced to $4,000.
Peter Grenier, block $50, lot "a.
building. s4.375. Reduced to $500.
Henry Wiedenhaupt, block 432 NJ,
personal, 5000. Cancelled.
William ]. Leahey, block AZ f,
lots 90 and 100, building. $1,000.
Florance s.. Campbell, block 56f,
lot 10, land, 1910. Affirmed. Build
ing. $500. Reduced to $4,000.
william Lahey, block 43 F, lots
159 to las. land. s525. Reduced to
$3.50.
William ]. Lahey, block 4s G,
lots 1874 to 179, land. $1,000. Re
duced to $500. Building, $500. At
irmed.
Raffaele Ditoro, block 1879, land,
1920. Reduced to $3.50.
Raffaele Ditoro, block 1876, land,
1920. Reduced TO $3.50.
Public Service Railroad Company,
block $50, lots Q to IA. land, $500.
Reduced to SITS.
Public Service Railroad Company,
block 645, lots IL to 20. land, 1925:
reduced to $3.50.
Public Service Railroad Company,
block 646 3. lots 5 and s, land. 800.
Reduced to $50.
Public Service Railroad Company,
block $50, lots 1 to Z, land, $500;
reduced to 5000.
Public Service Railroad Company,
block SIS. lots 1 to Z, land. $500;
reduced to $500.
Public Service Railroad Company,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
NEW PENNA. RAILROAD TRAIN
NOT TO STOP AT THIS CITY

By Special Correspondent
TRENTON, Sept. 2S:-With the
approval of the Board Of Public
Utility Commissioners the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will run
an additional train for the accom-
mediation Of Jersey commuters from
New York City to points In Mon
mouth and Middlesex counties
which will leave the New York ter
minal at 5:16 P. M.
The North Jersey League of Shore
Municipalities had appealed to the
board to direct speeding up OF the
SIP p. M. train from New York by
eliminating the South Amboy stop.
This train runs between New York
and Bayhead Junction and is sched-
uled to stop at South Amboy at 6:06
P. M; Matawan. GLIB P. NJ Red
Bank, 6:25 P. M; Long Branch,
6:36 P. NJ, Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove. 6:55 P. NJ, making lnterme-
date stops and arriving at Bayhead
Junction 1926 p. M.
From the records it appears that
the train, on many occasions. has
been delayed. At the hearing it de-
veloped that the delays could not be
attributed solely to the stop at
South Amboy. but were reflected at
the Manhattan Transfer and New
ark, also actual starting time owing
to several trains leaving the New
York terminal at 5:12 p. M.
After a conference with railroad
officials arrangements were con-
cluded accordingly permitting the
elimination of the stop at South
Amboy and Matawan for train No.
735, which is the 5:12 p. NJ. train.
and scheduling leaving time of the
additional train from New York at
5:16 p. NJ, stopping at South Am
boy at 6:14 p. M. Matawan 6:24 p
M, Red Bank 6:37 P. NJ. and Long
Branch $3.50 p. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
HOT CAMPAIGN
AT So. AMbOY
Race Between ScuIly and
Hackett for Mayor to be
Bitter one, is Outlook.

SOUTH AMBOY Sept 2s-They're
OIL Both candidates for mayo
have declared themselves in public
meeting. Congressman Scully was
ne first to speak. addressing the
& assembly at the opening of
yhe Democratic headquarters.
Councilman James Hackett made
his declarations last night at the
meeting of the South Amboy Repub-
Lean Club. Mr. Hackett opened his
remarks by outlining his long and
varied csreer in politics. He stated
tnat he entered the game as assessor
but when Reorganization came he
VAS dropped. He suited the people
out not the politicians" he said.
" hen first nominated for council
man he stated that he was taken for
i joke, but was elected by an over
Shelming majority and the Joke
was IN the other fellow.
Mr.. Hackett made an appeal for
the votes of the Republican women.
He stated that he was sure of the
Democratic women, but the Repub-
licans had gone back on him. The
only reason they could give was that
he did not look like a mayor.
rs this a beauty contest he de-
clared. IF 1t is 1 guess neither one
of us would take a blue ribbon" He
spoke of the many promises that
kfr. Scully was making-his prom
to bulkhead the water front, his
Homise to lower the tax rate, to i'm
owe the streets, etc.
1.-THE only promise that I'll make
tonight 5is that I'll be your next
mayor.
"Tu give Mr.. Scully this much
credit-with the flower In his but
tonhole he looks like a gentleman at
least.
He has stated that he'll spend
twenty thousand dollars to be elect
cd. For what? A job without a cent
Of pay. There's a niger in the wood
pile somewhere" he concluded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
JUDGMENTS IN
TAX APPEALS
County Tax Board Renders
Decisions in Many Roose-
welt Cases; Reductions.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. rs. -
The following is a list of the changes
of assessments in the borough of
Roosevelt and Woodbridge Township
in all cases. where appeal has been
filed and the assessment corrected.
Roosevelt.
John Kasznowsky, block 1S1, lots
$3.50, land $3.50 reduce to 5000,
building $3.50 reduce to $3.50.
stephen Kozup, block 251, lot is,
building $1,000 reduce to $3.50.
Carteret Realty Co., IL acres land
$4,000 reduce to s1s90.54.
Isadore Zimmerman, block 26S,
land $3.50 reduce 1925, building $3.50
reduce to $1400.
Port Reading r. r. Co., 3.12 acres
land s11.250 cancelled. Assessed by
state board.
Public Service Electric Co., block
.242, personal property $4,000 can
.cellel. Assessed under chapter 20
laws of 1919.
woodbridge.
Maple Realty Co.. SIS, d. e. I. g.,
lot sos to 612 and 645 to $50 and
6S4 to sol and 761 to 766, land,
.$2,250. Reduced to SLIPS.
Maple Realty Co., block SIS, 4. t. k.
/. p, lots 294 to 297 and 343 to 346
and 397 to Ala and 434 to 443 and
347 to $50 and 392 to 3s6 and 242 TO
253 and ia to 121, and, s4,785. Re-
.duced to $3.50.
Carl J.. Lund, block SO c. lots 1872
and 1913. building. $3.50. Reduced
to $500.
Sarah Toms, block 491, land,
$500. Reduced to $1,000.
Estate of r. o. Acker, block 746,
lots 39 and one half of 40, personal,
$500. Cancelled.
Hannah Suominen, building,
1895. Reduced to $1,750.
John Doetter, block 779, lots 16,
land, 500. Reduced to $50.
Margaret Fullerton, block 554 A,
lot IA, building $500. Reduced to
$4,000.
Mrs. Hansina Peterson, block s1e.
32s and Bob. land. 1920. Reduced
to s6,400.
Mary Kish. block 1874. lots 21s
and part of 219, building, $4,000. Re-
duced to $1,000.
Patrick Howe, building, $500,
land, $3.50, block 100, lots 1 to 4.
Allowed $500 exemption. (Soldier.)
Christian Science Society, block
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
|EAvY VOTE EXPECTED
AT F0RDS POLL TODAY

special correspondents
SFORDS. Sept. 2S-The polling
eAce In school house No. 4 is ready
Tor the voters, and it is expected
hat a heavy vote will be cast. AS
matters now stand It is expected that
: vote will be cast every minute,
With the women in the lead, The
otal vote registered will no doubt
louble that of last year. For the
,ast three years there has been a
Republican majority in this district
ind az there are not any local can
iidates on the Democratic ticket till
he general election, a test vote will
lot be known until that time.
II is expected that Albert Larsen
aas q majority in his district. and
Eat Hans Larsen will have to hurry
IN order to beat his opponent for
ownship committeeman. This is
he only local race this election. but
| bitter fight is expected when the
democrats announce their candi-
ate to oppose the Republican office
ecker OF general election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
ARREST MAN IN PERTH
AMB0Y WANTED HERE

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. z8-Acting
Detective Sergeant Schley will for
ward papers to Albany to be signed
by the governor for the return of
Richard Skeins, alias Tom Burke,
arrested in Perth Amboy Sunday on
a warrant charging him with rob
bling a bungalow in Carlton avenue.
Huguenot, this summer. Skeins is
now locked up in the county Jail at
New Brunswick to await extradition
to this state. He was arrested by
Detective Joseph Gutowski of the
Perth Amboy police and when ar
raigned before Recorder Pickersgill
yesterday morning was held for
thirty days to allow for papers to
be secured for his return to New
York state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
MURDER BEFORE
OCTOBER GRAND JURY

BY Special Correspondent.
ToTTENvILLE, Sept. 2s.-District
Attorney Maloy. OF the county Of
Richmond. with new discovered
evidence in the murder Of Frederick
Eckert. the boot-legger found slain
in an abandoned automobile in the
Old Town road. near South Beach.
will bring the case before the grand
jury when that body meets next
month. Ever since the discharge Of
william Maloney, proprietor Of a
saloon at South Beach, and Charles
Kane. owner OF the car, who had
been arrested charged with homicide.
the district attorney has sought new
evidence. Mrs. Eckert. the widow. Is
said to have been an important factor
in furnishing the new material to be
presented TO the October grand jury.
The police have also been active in
securing new evidence to be present
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
today at an average o
25% less than in 1915

Goodrich Tires today are sold by good dealers
everywhere at a lower price than in 191o-and
what is more to the point in this comparison,
Goodrich Tires in 1920 give on the average nearly
double the number Of miles per tire.
The Goodrich adjustment basis Of 5000 miles
for S;lvertowns and 5000 miles for Fabrics at
today's prices give motorists twice the mileage at
less cost per tire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
Not to Stop Here

At the Central station here today
it was said hat no information con-
corning the new Pennsylvania train
had been received as yet. When
asked as TO whether or not the train
would stop al this city. the inform
alton forthcoming was that it prob
ably would not. This means that
another fast pre- train leaving
New York at the close of business.
rushes through this city, while the
commuters and shoppers in New
York using the Pennsylvania rail-
road are forced to take a slow train
that brings them to the old terminal
in State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
Held on vagrancy Charge

ALLISON McPhefsons
giving his home address as Virginia.
and Joe Goodwin. fourteen, claiming
80 reside in Newark. were picked up
bv Patrolman Emil Koyen about
1880 o'clock last night on a va
grancy charge. are being held at
police headquarters pending an in
vestigation OF their case 1t is claim
ed they are connected with the theft
of two gicyeles in this city. and the
sale of same to the proprietor of a
bicycle store in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
PLAN to Organize Band

The members of the Goodwin
Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps will
meet Thursday night at its rooms
in Jefferson street for the purpose
Of discussing the plan of organizing
a band In connection with the
corps. There are about thirty MEM
hers in the corps and most all of
them are available material for the
purpose of starting the mand. A
meeting of the Goodwill Associa-
tion was held last night at the
rooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
TSen Claim Filed.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 2s. =
lien claim has>been filed in the
county clerks office by the Wood
bridge Lumber Company on a house
owned by Alfred Stoier in Wood
bridge. The claim is filed for nom
payment of a bill amounting to
sS57.11 for lumber furnished for the
erection of this house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
Board of Elections Meet.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. Is
The County Board Of Elections is in
session today granting transfers to
in. this city who moved from
Me polf1 where they last voted.
MINISTERS In other municipalities
sBbughout the county are granted
the municipal clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28

$50.
John Bremen, block 446. 10.e2s
acres. Land $3.50, reduce TO $3.50.
John Bremen, block 442. 29.364
acres, land $4,000. reduce to $3.50.
Building 5000, reduce to $4,000.
John Bremen. block 55S, Lots
4o-42. Land $3.50. reduce to 1886.
John Bremen, block 443. 7.16S
acres. Land $1,000. reduce 70 $3.50
Isadore Zimmerman. block 1891.
Lots 203-205. Land $3.50, reduce TO
500. building s1,750, reduce to
$1.400.
Boynton Real Estate Co. block
1913, 5 acres. Land $4,000, affirm
ed. Building $3.50. cancelled.
Boynton Real Estate Co. block
73S. 6 $500 acres. Land $4,000,
reduce to $500.
Boynton Real Estate Co. block
1877. IA 23-100 acres. Land S14,230,
reduce s7.1o0.
Boynton Investments and Security
Co., block 736. 8 $4,000 acres. Land
$1,000, reduce to $3.50.
Boynton Real Estate Co.. block
1856. $4,000 of an acre. Land $3.50,
reduce to $500.
Boynton Real Estate Co.. block
t20~ o Ol-4QV oL Oil 6SA@
1885. reduce to 1850.
Boynton Real Estate Co.. block
728. 46 acres and $500 of an acre.
Land S2s,400, reduce to S11.700.
Building $50. cancelled.
General Ceramics Co., personal
property. $4,000. reduce to $4,000.
Estate Anthony Leber. block 1854
Land $4,000. reduced TO $4,000.
Perth Amboy Gas Light Co. block
SIS Land $125. Building $3.50. at
hrmed. Personal $500. cancelled. As
sessed under chapter rs. Laws 1912
Walter r. Z~ettlemoyer. block 6S6-
A.. personal. $500. Reduced to
Philip ,Massinino. block IT'S. lot
20. building 500. Cancelled.
Harry NJ Germs block $50. lot 24S-
B. building $3.50. Reduced to So
$50.
Standard Underground Cable Co.
block Sc. Crows Mills road. build
ing $500. Reduced TO sS25-
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