New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-28

Lester Peach Of sBrookville was a bust
,I ms YisIt9r hege receP |ls'
I Miss Lydia Berg spent Sunday with
her mother at Springfield
Alois Brey was a business caller at
Springfield the fore part Of last week.
John Keim Of the town Of Albin was d
New Ulm caller recently. ID
Robert Hanson and VIM. Ibberson 81 81
Golden Gate were recent New Ulm
visitors.
Jos. Schumacher, ST., has returned to
Springfield after brief visit with New
Ulms relatives. Fl s5
Miss Marguerite 3Mowry has returned
to Springfield, following brief visit with
New Ulm friends.
Mrs. p. M English is enjoying sever
al weeks visit at the home. Of her son
2. p. English, at Springfield.
The Misses Vera and Leola strickle1
were recent guests at the DR.. j. c.
Rothenburg home in Springfield.
Mesdames Martha Puchta, John
Schreiner and Louisa Vogel Of Springfield
were recent New Ulm visitors.
Miss Rose ,Wartha spent Sunday al
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Classen, at Springfield.
Leo Wagner, Frank Pieschel and the
Misses Olivia Gamble and Frances
Mattersof. Springfield were recent New
Ulm visitors. l5.5. 4 ,s
Mrs. Martha Janish has returned to
New Ulm from Springfield, where She
enjoyed a few days visit at the Gottlieb
Arndt home. ~ 4.
County Superintendent Of Schools
r. B. Kennedy recently visited the
rural Institutions Of learning in the
vicinity Of Springfield.
Messrs. and Mesdames Bert Jones and
Albert Ganske, accompanied by Miss
Eleanor Ganske were recent guests at
the Arthur Kruger home in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Block and son,
Leonard, accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Weldon, of Lamberton autoed to New
Ulm recently and transacted business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Chute and son
Charles, accomp anied by Mrs. Thor
smesmo, Of Hanska were guests at the
Nels Nilsson home here the fore part Of
last week.
Mrs. Braunreiter Of this city and Mrs.
Mary Geisler Of Essig have returned
from a visit with relatives at Lucan.
Enroute home they stopped off at Sleepy
Eye and were guests at the home Of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Frank Schroeder, for
a few hours.
Ed. F. Berkner, wide-awake Business
man of Sleepy Eye, has succeeded in
putting that enterprising little city on
the map. The map in question being
Uncle Sans typographical index fer
airplanes. .s5 II s.. SCI . ss5ss,
Arthur Zuehlsdorf and Miss Mary
Riebl, both Of Sleepy Eye, were quietly
married at the court house in this city
by Court C Commissioner Alb. D.. Flor,
Friday, April 16. They have taken up
their residence on farm near that city
which the groom has rented. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buerzl expect tc
remove to st. Paul next week. During
their residence in New Ulm they have
made a large number Of friends, who re.
gret their departure. Mr.. Buerzl has
been employed in local meat markets
since coming to New Ulm and is an ex
perienced and thorough going man II
his line Of work. q /. &
Frank B. Lattiner, Sleepy Eyes new
chief of police, serves notice upon al
motor vehicle owners and drivers that
they must obey the law relative to cut.
outs, speeding and cutting corners il
that city. It probably would not be
amiss to inaugurate a more strict en-.
forcementof the same law in New Ulm
The newly elected constable should b
disposed to assist materially in thi.
matter. 81. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kolb arrived here
on their wedding trip, Saturday night
and remained inh few Ulm until yesterday
morning, the guests of Mr.. Kolb's mother
Mrs. Augusta sKoib, residing on NORTH
Payne street. They have gone to Priol
Lake, MINI, where they will make theil
future home, Mr.. Kolb having been pro
NOTED to the position Of station agent
at that point. For the, past severa
years he has been engaged as telegraphe
at Montevideo. s
And now the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture has decided that tn
term .fmilch COW must go, the Wor'
.nilch' being too German to suit tn
fancy of the department management