New Ulm review., 1920-08-18

A. B. Swenson of Lafayette trans
acted business here one day last week
Miss Leona Tauer was the guest o1
her friend, Miss Norma Hughes, at
SLEEPY Eye, last Tuesday.
Geo. j. Grimm, T. F. Maloney and
H. M. England Of Lamberton were
recent business visitors here.
Chas. HI. Stuebe and Miss Marion
| Pfisterer were recent guests at the
A. A. Dick homei n st. Peter.
Miss Thelma Rinke has returned
home from Lamberton, where she en-
joyed a several days visit with friends.
Cashier Ed. A. Stoll of the State
Bank of New Ulm is enjoying few
weeks vacation at various lake re-
sorts.
VIM. Muesing Sr., and son, Roland,
have returned to New Ulm from a
several days visit with relatives at
| Nicollet.
Armin and Herbert Bentzin OF
Storden recently visited their mother,
Mrs. August Bentzin, and other New
Ulm relatives and friends.
The Chas.. Burling farm near Clear
Lake, Lafayette township, has been
purchased by New Ulm parties for
$4,000. The farm consists of 800
acres.
Fred Windland and daughter, Lucy,
returned home last Tuesday, from
Minneapolis, where the former trans
acted business while the latter visited
relatives. +
Mrs. Anna Uvaas was able to re-
turn to her home at Lamberton, re-
Gently, after having received treat
ment at a local hospital for three
weeks. She is convalescing nicely.
Mayor William Haesecke of St..
Peter, who recently was taken sudden
ly Ill and submitted to an operation
at Mankato hospital, is convalescing
satisfactorily from the ordeal and will
soon be able to return home
DR.. Orlando E. Overn of Chicago
has been called to take charge of the
psychology department at Gustavus
College, St. Peter, vacated by DR..
L. S. Reed. It is believed that DR..
Overn will accept the call. He is at
present studying at the Chicago Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Waibel, Mrs.
Mary Gebhard ard daughter, Agnes,
and Mrs. H. N. Gebhard of Lamberton
autoed to New Ulm recently for a
brief visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. Mary Gebhard has not been en-
ioying the best of health for several
weeks past and while in New Ulm
consulted local specialists, regarding
| her ailment.
At its regular monthly meeting last
Monday evening the city council OF
St. Peter donated the sum of $40O fol
the Nicollet County Fair. The re-
| quest of the fair association for ad-
ditional lighting facilities at the fai1
grounds was discussed and the neces-
sary changes were authorized, pro.
vided the fair association pay the city
| $50 for the installation.
Arthur, the eldest son of Rev. and
Mrs. F. Koehler of Nicollet, was re.
Gently ordained minister of the
Lutheran church, the impressive cere.
mony taking place at the Nicollet
I Lutheran church. Rev. G. J. Albrecht
of this city, grandfather Of the young
clergyman, delivered the ordination
sermon and several other divines were
present. Rev. Arthur Koehler has
been assigned to pastorate at South
1 St. Paul.
! Mrs. Perkins (nee Della Scheible)
a returned missionary in India, de,
livered most interesting address at
the Methodist church here Sunday
morning. Her discourse was listened
to attentively by the large audience
Mrs. Perkins is guest at the. home o1
her brother, VIM. Scheible, on North
Jefferson street this week, and hel
husband is expected to arrive here be-
| fore she leaves. New Ulm was former.
| ly her home.
| F. w. Emmings of St. Peter, former
manager Of the local yards of the
Henry Simons Lumber Co., had his
car damaged and narrowly escaped
injury when he was run down by a
reckless driver on the bluff road be-
tween St. Peter and Ottawa, Tuesday
evening of last week. The reckless
driver hailed from ST. Paul, it was
learned by Mr.. Emmings, who noted
the road hogs license number
Fortunately neither Mr.. Emmings MOI