New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

! DR., L. A. Fritsche was professional
caller at Lamberton, Wednesday,
| Morris Larsen of Evan was bust
ness visitor there he fore part of last
week.
i Miss Theresa Schneider of Sleepy
Eye was a New Ulm visitor early last
week.
! Mrs. Ed. Bieraugel of Lafayette is
receiving medical attention at a loca.
hospital:
| Martin Bieraugel returned home last
| Tuesday from a visit with relatives at
4 Lafayette.
| Banker George J. Grimm Of Lam
| bertcn spent Monday and Tuesday
| of last week here
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Minium and the
llatter's brother, Wilbur Fletcher, spent
/ Christmas with Mrs. Minium's and
Mr.. Fletcher's parents.
Miss Louise Fritsche is home from
/ Madison, Wis, where she is attending
! the Wisconsin State University. She
will return to her studies there after
New Years.
! E. C. Manderfeld and his sister Miss
Viola, who are attending the Uni
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with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
'P. Manderfeld
! Capt. Max Sebald, who is on re-
cruiting duty at Aberdeen, S. D.,
managed to get leave OF absence
which enabled him to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his family here in
New Ulm..
Miss Eleanore Biebl, who is attend
ling ST. Terese College at Winona, is
enjoying the holiday vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Andrew Biebl, on North Franklin
street. #
Mrs. George ]. Grimm and SON,
John c., accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Gebhard and son, Walter, motored to
! New Ulm from Lamberton. early last
week, and spent day with local rela-
tives and friends.
/ The county commissioners were in
session Monday to hear the prelimin-
ary report in the matter of County
Ditch No. So, which is to be con
structed in the town of Lake Hansla.
This will be their last session in the
old year.
Miss Pauline Kuehlbach, who is
employed in the big Dayton store at
Minneapolis arrived here Friday even
ing to spend Christmas at the home
! OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| Kuehlbach, on North Franklin street.
She return e ! to the Flour City monday
/ morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Steinhauser and
. IA nily of Larnberton arrived here
/ Friday for visit with New Ulm rela-
] tives. Mr.. Steinhauser returned home
Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Clara, who is spending
the week there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Laven and child
|ren of St. Paul arrived Friday to spend
| Christmas with Mrs. Laven's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hahselbruck
! They left Sunday for Mankato, where
they will remain several days before
returning home.
/ Councillors George Hans on, William
Christensen and William G. McPhet
of Evan, accompanied by Charlie!
Sandman and Joesph Foster, also o
that village, came to New Ulm tn
fore part OF last week to transact busi
ness in. connection with the etablish
/ ment Of new road near Evan.
Eltor. Dehn, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Dehn of the Town OF Milford
was signally honored recently whel
he was given an honorary membership
in the "Tau Beta Pi'' fraternity. Onl!
the highest ten Of each class OF tn
different engineering departments ar
eligible to this honor. Eltor is
graduate of the New Ulm High school
The following market quosation
taken from the Sleepy Eye Herald G
December 20, 1895, prove interestin
reading at this time: Wheat, 41c
corn, Zoe; barley, 1Sc; oats, 13e
fax, 78c; rye, Zoe; chickens, &c
turkeys, 7c>to &c; eggs, .12c to 13e
butter, 12c; raisins, l-2 cper pounc
good apples, $3.50 per barrel; mike
nuts, three pounds for, 25c.
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