New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-17
Irwin Schrader transacted business
at Sleepy Eye the fore part Of last week.

at Sleepy Eye the fore part of last week.
VIM. lbberson Of Sleepy Eye was a
business visitor here last Tuesday
Casper Backen of Hanska transacted
business in New ulm the past week.
Miss Orpha Nelson Of Lafayette
was a recent New Ulm visitor
! Mrs. Henry johnson Of Lafayette
spent last Wednesday in this city.
1 Geo. Grimm Of Lanberton was a.
1visitor in New Ulm last Wednesday.
/ State Senator F.. F.. Rornberg of
Sleepy Eye was, in New Ulm last week
| Wednesday, on business
Mesdanes II. A. Swenson and Chas.
He'd of Lafayette were New Ulm visitors
last Wednesday,: 81
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Moll have. re-
turned to Sleepy Eye, after brief visit
with New Ulm relatives.
! Miss Hulda Goetsch has returned to
New Ulrn from Sleepy Eye, where she
spent few days with friends.
The Misses Mabel and Lena Peterson
and Anna Jorgenson Of Golden were
New Ulm visitors recently.
Alfred Broker OF Hanska was a
business visitor here last week Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Christopher .Kjostad has returned to
Harska after a visit with MRS. Kjostad
who is receiving medical attention at
the Union hospital in this city.
The S. P. Nielsen Auto Co., has just
received carload of Chevrolets, includ-
ing nul If Model F. D.'s- the big
c.. ,vrolet.
Mrs. Casper Rebel, who received
trea ,n,ent at a local hospital fer three
weeks, returned to Sleepy Eye last
Wednesday.
| Mrs. VIM. Dunke and her mother,
Mrs. Geo. Vol'mer, accompanied by
Miss Lena Vol'mer, all of Sleepy Eye,
consulted a local physician last Tuesday
! Frank Schroeder, Fred. Crumlett, Mrs.
Frank Crumlett and Miss Rernice
Crumlett, all of Sleepy Eye, trans
acted business here early last week.
The happy arrival OF a baby boy was
announced at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Wagner OF Essig, last We'd
nesday
Miss Kate Welter has returned to
New Ulm from a pleasant visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Goblirsch,
at Golden The latter also entertained
another sister, Mrs 81 OF Morgan.
Miss Nora Siegler, accompanied by her
nieces, Helen, jane and Marry Mueller,
recently spent azfe9s. days at the home
of her parents, Mrs and Mrs. Herman
,siegler, at Sleepy Eye.
s Miss Lillian Steinke, who is employed
as nurse at tie Union hospital here,
spent last Wednesday afternoon and
evening with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. c. Steinke, at Sleepy Eye.
Mesdames Andrew Wolf and Jos.
Wolf returned to New Ulr, last Tues.
| day, from Sleepy Eye, where they spent
a few days at the home Of the formers
| 4 LEre VIZ
1 Charleois Bros. of Redwood Falls
have again resumed work on the Cathc-
lie Sisters home in Sleepy Eye. They
expect to complete the contract within
| a month.
John Hetlinger returned to New Ulm
from Bancroft, S. D., after the close OF
the building season for the winter there.
He will work on his own home here until
the time spring building operation is
started.
Judge I. NJ. Olsen and County Attor-
ney W.. T. Eckstein went to Ivanhoe
on Sunday. The spring term Of the
district court for Lincoln county opened
there on Monday. No new court re-
porter having been named by Judge
Olsen, Mr.. Eckstein is still helping out
in this capacity.
The Ben. Fesenmaier Garage on First
North street is expecting shipment Of
Case tractors in the near future. These
machines will arrive in time for the
opening of spring work. An advertise
ment, appearing in another column OF
today's issue of the Review, gives sone
interesting information about the Case
tractor.
BEES WANTED: State number for sale,