New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-19
Otto Kluegel of Lamberton was .
business visitor here recently.

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Adam Epper has returned from visit
OF q few days with relatives at Nicollet
Mesdames August Define and Gustav
Schenk have returned to Springfield after
IA brief visit in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pless and son,
Waldemar, of Gibbon were over Sunday
guests Of New Ulm relatives.
The Misses Minnie Dysterheft and
Adella Schempf Of Gibbon recently spent
a few days visiting in New Ulm.
Hog cholera is again on rampage in
Redwood and Renville counties, accord
ing to adYices received here.
Miss Marie Losleben, who enjoyed a
visit with New Ulm relatives, has re-
turned to her home at Sleepy Eye.
Miss Elizabeth Daub Of Wabasso is
recovering from the effects Of a serious
operation, performed upon her at local
hospital last week. N.
Mrs. H. Fritz Of Sleepy Eye was in
New Ulm few days last week, visiting
her husband, who is receiving medical
attention at local hospital.
Henry Fritz has returned to- his home
at Sleepy Eye, after recovering from the
effects Of an operation, performed upon
one Of his ears at "a local hospital recent
ly. ,5..5 5s53 3.,l
Miss Emma Loefelmacher, who was
employed in a large department. store
at Minneapolis for the past six months,
has returned to her home in Ridgely
township.
Mrs. Wenzel Kaes enjoyed brief visit
from her son, Jos. / F. Kaes, of Wheaton,
Mimi, who stopped off here enroute
home from the Twin Cities, where he had
transacted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnobrich and
family, accompanied by Geo. Schnob-
rich, motored down from the Twin Cities,
Sunday and spent the day with New Ulm
relatives and friends.
Miss Ernestine Huelskamp, who has
been i'll for a few weeks at the home of
her parents here, has returned to Fair
mont to resume her duties as teacher in
the public schools there, 81
A. III. Muesing and children, accom-
panied by Miss Amanda Muesing, came
over from Gibbon recently where they
were guests Of relatives. Before return
ing home they also visited relatives at
Nicollet. 4 @
Barn Dance at: j. %. Hendeys, Satur-
day, May %, a miles south Of Nicollet
on state road. Everybody invited. San
don's Orchestra from Mankato. Re
freshments will be served. Floor 44x10
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Mushroom hunters are busy garnering
this toothsome edible in the woods adj
jacent to New Ulm and, as a rule, are
meeting with goodssuccess, in spite of the
fact that weather conditions have not
been especially propitions.
Brown county friends Of Mr. and Mrs
Valentine r. Orth of Alberta, MINI.
were most agreeably surprised to receive
the nollncement of the birth Of a sor
and heir. The happy event occurred
April %. Mrs. l1rth is a daughter Of
p. r. an adofy Of Sleepy Eye.
Rev. DR.. C.. g. Holm and DR.. F. G
Reineke departed for Des Moines, Iowa
yesterday afternoon, to attend the
general conference of the Methodist
church, which is I in session there this
month. They will return to New Uln
Saturday.
Mrs. III. III. Flor and children, Henry
Jr.,, Mary and Joan, returned to New
1Ulmi Thursday from Los Angeles, Calf.
where they enjoyed the balnly ocear
breezes and sunshine during the pas
winter. The Flor family will soor
occupy the former G. "A. Ottomeyel
residence on South State street, which
Mr. Flor recently purchased.
Special services, followed by the OK
servance of the Lords supper, will be
conducted at the Ev. Fiedens church
here, Pentecost Sunday next Sunday,
morning at 10 o'clock. At s1:30 in the
afternoon there will be special services
together with the observance Of the
Lords supper, at the Essig church, anc
at a: 15 at the Nicollet church.
Chas. w. Engelb bert has taken over the
interest of his brother, VIM. ~. Engelbert
in The hardware store, heretofore con.
Quoted under the firm name Of Engel
bert Bros, and will continue the bsuiness
/ at the old stand on South Minnesota
street. VIM. 3. Engelbert expects t
remove to California with his family il
the near future, to make their future
home in the land of sunsh ine and oranges
Mrs. Carl Kopischke and daughter
Sophia, have returned to their home al
Rhinelander Wis, after a brief visit al
the Otto Schreyer and Mrs. Louise Fall
homes in The town .of M ilford. They
came to, New Ulm to attend the funera
Of their mother and grandmother, the
late Mrs. Emile Falk. This was Mrs
Kopsichke's second visit in New Uln
since leaving Minnesota 10 years age
and she marveled at the growth and de
veloprnent Of our beautiful little city
during the intervening time.
Gaylord's fine new mill, which was
operated but a few months, was totally
destroyed by fire recently. The mil
was the property Of Henry L. Byers o.
New Ulm and was one of the most com.
plete and up-to-date small mills in thai
sect on. 3 1t was valued at sac, 900 anc
is total loss, as Mr.. Byers carried III
insurance on the structure or its con
tents. The structure consisted Of three
stories and basement, built Of cemen'
blocks, except the floors and storage
bins. s
Among those from out-of-town VII,