New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31

material has decreased in price, rather
than change in the labor situation.
Mapleton Enterprise;
II the state were able to control the
prices on other commodities, it might be
as assscertatned that the cost tof raw material
has decreased considerably in other lines
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Donald Ross spent Saturday and, Sum
day In St. James on business. Vi aisst s
Mrs. Rachel Russell Of Redwood Falls
visited in New Ulrn, Saturday. ss.s5- I.
As. Dorm departed for storm Lake
Iowa, yesterday, where he will trans.
act business for few days
Miss Bertha Dording Of Fairfax
was guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
A. s. % m over Sunday. Il
The Misses Frances Ginkel and Ella
Compart Of Nicotlet were New Ulm
callers last Tuesday.
Alfred Sphinx, who enjoyed a visit
Of several days in this city, has returned
to his home at Springfield,
Miss Molly Fritz has returned to her
home at Wanda, following a several
weeks visit with New Ulm relatives
Mrs. H.. Siege and daughter, Miss
Alma, Of Nicollet were New Ulm callers
recently
!, Mesdames Nick D. Schons and Anton.
Schueller of Nicoliet were New Ulm visi-
tors last Wednesday.
Rudolph Gieseke,, son Of E. A. Gieseke
Eof CORTLAND, who recently underwent
an operation at a local hospital, is con-
yalescing nicely {.
A new gymnasium, costing 100000,
win be erected on the grounds Of Gus
tavus Adolphus College at st. Peter
this season.
Mrs. John Merth and Miss Elizabeth
Kaup Of Wabasso. who visited with
relatives here for several days, have
returned to their homes.
Mrs. Few. johnson leaves for st.
Paul, this afternoon, to spend Easter
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Helmes, and family. .;as. a
Mrs. Arthur Behsnen- expects to
leave for ST. Paul. Friday, where she
will spend tW99 weeks at the home Of her
parents M.E. and Mrs q Chas, Helmes.
Mrs. F. DsiMiniumall ret rrned to New
Ulm, Monday, from Watertown, S. d.,
where she visited for two weeks with her
parents, Mr.2and Mrs. Burt Fletcher.
The county comm ssioners Of Brown
county Yauet lin. special session, yester-
day morning to transact routine brsi-
ness. 49, .-~---
Tie Tie Current { rsntt News Club i was enter
taired ~ Ms. Q. ]. seifert at the seifert
home, on North Broadway, yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Magdalen Timmers, teache.
in the 'loca public schools, spent satnr-
day and Sunday with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis. .:...
Mr.. andoMrs. Harry Heymann Of
Huron, SD, are expected to arrive
here, Saturday evening, to spend Easter
with New Ulm relatives. s
Mesdanes Herman Polkow, and Henry
Langmack Of. Springfield were guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Langmack. Skurday. ... +
Mrs. ]. G. Rothenburg Of Springfield
was q guest at the home Of her father,
George Doehne, on South German street,
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Anne Hetlinger leaves for Huron,
is. D., Friday night, to accept posi-.
ton as stenographer in the Offices Of the
Bowen Publishing Co, at that place
Miss Elma Stolz, teacher in the public
schools at Little Falls, care to New
Ulm Saturday evening and is spending
the Easter vacation at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. stolz. 4
Miss Martha Kemski Of Waconiat
arrived here Monday afternoon to spend
Easter at the julius Krarse home. Miss
Kemski is a sister Of R. r. Kemski Of
this city. 4,
Mrs. C. r.. Hennick went to Mime
apolis, Friday, and returned with her
daughter, Mary, who had been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. E. ]. Grimes in. the
Mil City for three weeks.
! MI. and Mrs. Otto D. English left for
TRACE, Thursday afternoon, to spend
several dass with the formers. mother,
who expects to make her fltsre hone
in New Uam.
& Walter Durbahn arrived here Friday
evening and IS spending the Easter va
cation sat the home Of His father, Henry
DMbahn, on North State street. He
is Instructor il the manual training de-
partment Of the Ra,ridii shioh school !,