New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-02-18
Robert Hansen of Evan was business
visitor here the fore part Of last week.

u. ~. Grlnen OF LambertOn trans
acted business here last Wednesday.
Auctioneers A. S. Dorm and B. C..
Schueller cried an auction sale near
Nicollet, last Tuesday.
VIM. Pillmeyer Of st. Peter visited
relatives and friends in West Newton
township, recently.
| All places Of public gatherings at Win
throp have been closed as result of the
prevailing influenza epidemic.
Miss Ella Marti has returned to her.
home at Sleepy Eye, following brief
visit with New Ulm relatives and friends
Mrs: Nick Welter went to Golden
the fore part of last week, owing to the
illness Of her daughter, Mrs A. J. Cob
lirsch.-
Leo Wersal of Sleepy Eye, who was
guest of his brother, Ed. Wersal, here
for a few days, has returned to his
home.
Lenten, services will be held at Ev.
Lutheran St. Paul's church, beginning
this Wednesday, evening, at 7:3O
o'clock sal.
Mrs. Julius Grundt returned to her
home at Lamberton, last Wednesday,
following a pleasant visit with her
daughters here.
Mrs. Otto R. Kohn of St. Peter expects
to return home, today or tomorrow, fol-
lowing pleasant visit with New Ulm
! relatives and friends.
Walter Fenger and family, accom- :
panied by Herman Fenner, of New Avon
were guests at the John Kuehn home.
south of New Ulm, recently.
A twelve-year-old boy, residing near
Redwood Falls, passed away recently
as the result of sleeping sickness. This is
the only case of its kind in that vicinity
to date. '.~ IN
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Waibel, who were
guests of New Ulm relatives for a few
days, have returned to their home at
Lamberton. Mr.. Waibel also attended
! a tractor school at Mankato.
Mrs. Jos. Platter, residing on South
Valley street, informs the Review that
one of her canaries has already Matched
out brood of young singers, and thinks
this is an indication Of approaching spring.
Mrs. Chas. Hillesheim has returned
to New Ulm from a pleasant visit
of few days at the home Of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Glotzbach, Jr., at Sleepy Eye.
Don't forget to pay your personal
property taxes on or before Saturday,
February %, if you have not already
done so. Failing to attend to this mat
ter promptly will entail ten per cent
increase. ".s.,-.
The board of county commissioners
OF Sibley county has appointed Miss
Martha F. Beatty as county superin-
tendent of schools to succeed the late
Miss Rena Harris, who passed away
recently. &...
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Schleusner and
child Of Mahnomen, who were called to
Springfield by the death Of the formers
father last week, spent few days with
New Ulm relatives, prior to their return
home.
Mrs. Minnie Patsch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Maidl have returned from Mankato.
where they attended the funeral of the
late Ben. Ferminech. Mrs: Ferminch
is former New Ulmite, her maiden
name being Wilt.
The work Of remodeling the Redwood
county courthouse at Redwood Falls
has commenced. The contract has been
awarded to John Schilt of that city and
the improvements will entail an ex-
penditure Of approximately $4,000.
l. uc Hpdu HILL has Uccu ClOS6u ana
| all public gatherings in that village are
prohibited on account of the influenza
epidemic. The number Of cases in
Evan is not very large, but many people
in the surrounding country are reported
i'll. -
Our well-known and respected fellow
citizen, Rich. Pfeferle, ST., observed his
8Oth birthday anniversary, a week ago
Sunday. The affair was celebrated
quietly in the family circle. Mr.. Pfeferle's
son, Richard, Jr., came down from Mon
roe, S. D., to be present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ,Chas. johnson of Lang
don, N. D., the latter a sister Of ]. H.
Meurer, arrived here last Friday for an
extended visit with relatives in Nicollet
and vicinity. Mr.. Johnson was an old
time resident Of Nicollet and in the early
days drove stage between New Ulm
and St. Peter Niccol1et Leader.