New Ulm review., 1920-03-24
The Jacob Neubauer family of Mime
apolls spent Sunday with New Ulm rela-

tives.
The Ladies' Aid of the Ev. Friedens
church has decided to hold an apron
bazaar and serve lunch at the church
basement, Easter Monday, April 5.
+ N. ]. Franta Of lWabasso was a guest
at the home Of his brother, John Franta,
on North Minnesota street, from We'd
nesday until Friday Of last week,
Mr.. and: Mrs. .Chas. Brust,sr., departed
for the Twin Cities the latter part of
last week, for a visit Of several days with
relatives.
John 0. Shelley of Hanska was busi-
ness visitor here last Wednesday after
moon. ~ tlI IL
+ Mesdames Ole E. Haugen and E. e..
Larson of Hanska spent Thursday in
New Ulm.
Louis Kissner and Emil Gerth have
returned to Lamberton, following a few
days sojourn in this city.
Andrew Berger was a guest at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Yiek,
in Lamberton last week.
Mrs. Frank Kaatz and son, Gordon,
have returned to Lamberton, after a
few days visit in New Ulm.
Mrs. ]. H. Haas of Lamberton was
the guest of New Ulm relatives and
friends for some time.
! Edward Ahrdorf has returned to his
home at Lanberton, following brief
visit with New Ulm relatives.
The Sleepy Eye Fire Department will
give grand Easter ball at the opera
house there, Monday evening, April s..
Mrs. H. N. Gebhard of Lamberton
recently visited her niece, Arleen Deeg,
who is receiving treatment at local
hospital.
Mrs. Theo. Waibel, who was a CUES t
of relatives in this community for some
time, has returned to her home at Lam
berton.
Mrs. Peter Zwach spent last week at
Sleepy Eye, where she was a guest at
the Andrew. Suess and Anton Guldan
homes.
Mrs. D. L. Werner, who was the
guest of New Ulm relatives for several
days, had returned to her home in Lam.
berton.
Local students at the University OF
Minnesota will come home at the end
of the week to spend the Easter holidays
with their families.
Jacob Engel of Worthington is visit
ing his father, Fire Chief Henry Engel,
and other New Ulm relatives for several
days.
The Ladies Aid of the Bethel church
will meet with Mrs. Amalia Martin,
at the latter's home, 615 North Jefferson
street, tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anne Mantell of Wabasso ar
rived here Monday evening for a few
days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hetlinger, Sr., on Fifth North
street.
Mrs Nick. Harres and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Henry Vogelpohl, returned
to Mankato, Friday afternoon, after a
pleasant visit with New Ulm relatives
and friends.
John Hetlinger Jr., who has been
engaged as carpenter at Bancroft, S. D.,
last year, arrived in New Uln Monday
evening and as soon as the season opens
will assist his father, John Hetlinger,
Sr., with the erection of a new home
here.
Moritz Lange has sold his farm near
Lrcan and disposed of his live stock,
farm machinery and other personal eff
fects at public auction, preparatory to
coming to New Uln with his family,
to make their future home here. For
the present the Lange family is staying
at Vesta
Mrs. G. F. Reineke was elected rep
resentative of the Northern district at
the forthcoming meeting of the Wo-
mems Board OF the Bethesda Society
The meeting will take place at Cincin-
natl, Ohio, next Friday and Saturday,
March 264 4and 27. Mrs. Reineke left
the city today.
August Vogel, residing on North
Washington street, near the fair grounds,
had the misfortune to fall on an icy walk
in the north end of the city, while on his
way home one evening recently, as the
result of which he sustained a fracture
of one. of his hips. Fortunately neigh
bors observed the accident and hurried
to Mr. Vogels assistance. The injured
nan was taken home in an auto and will
be confined to his bed for some time.
{ By unanimous, vote the present
mayor and city council of Sleepy Eye
we endOrSrd and nominated for re-