New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

Peter were New Ulm visitors las
week.
! George Hengel and Miss Ann;
Schroeder of Wanda were recent New
4 Ulm visitors.
| Mrs. Walter Spalding has returned
to Lamberton, following a brief visl1
i with New Ulm relatives. I..
I Up. j. Qdiring and T9iO. Torkelson
residing near Lamberton, visited New
Ulm for few days recently.
! Mrs. H. N. Gebhard and daughter
/ Vera, of Lamberton were guests o1
Mrs. Rinke here for few days.
Mrs. William Dannheim and daugh-
ters were guests at the Walter Johnson
home in Lafayette, early last week.
1 Roy Runck, who has been assistin 6
at the Radke Implement Co. stand
here during the summer season, has re,
turned to his home in North Star
township.
Miss Edna Malmer of Lafayette is
convalescing from the effects of an
operation for the removal of her ton
sils, performed at the Union hospital
| here recently.
Mrs. Matt. Miesen of Lamberton
accompanied her little son, Vincent,
to this city, where the latter under
went an operation at the Loretto
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Amundson
Hans Pladson and Fred Jorgenson Of
Hanska boarded the early morning
passenger here, last Wednesday,, for a
trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. James Mccartney, who had
been staying with her two daughters,
following their operations at a local
hospital, has returned home, as the
patients are recovering nicely.
The fall term of the Lafayette Con-
solidated school will commence next
Monday, September 20, with Warren
K. Nourse of Jackson and Miss Lillian
Anderson Of Winthrop in charge.
Lyle Thro, St. Peter aviator, set a
new pace for newlyweds, when he and
his bride, to whom he was married at
Minneapolis recently, went on their
honeymoon in an airplane The bride
was Miss Gladys Wilson before the
happy event. ..--
Weigand Hauenstein and daughter,
Leona,. departed for Baltimore, Md,
Thursday afternoon, to spend the
winter with Mr.. Hauenstein's other
children If he likes it in the east, he
may decide to locate there per-
;manently. & ..-5s5 .=s:1s.5.I; H5.5;
DR.. w. z. Flower, who for eight
months practiced medicine at La
fayette, visited that village, last
Wednesday, for the. purpose of bidding
his friends and acquaintance goodby
prior to leaving for California, where
he and his family expect to locate
permanently.
Carl WIGHT and family of St. Paul
arrived here Saturday evening for a
brief visit at the home of the formers
brother, O.. J. WIGHT, manager of the
Peoples Cooperative grocery store
here. They returned to the Capitol
City, Sunday afternoon, where Mr..
WIGHT is manager of the big Golden
Rule. store. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Quasi and sons
who resided in Dryden township for
! several years past, moved to New Ulm
on Wednesday of this week They
will make their home at 319 First ST.
On Tuesday evening, preceding their
departure, surprise party was given
in their honor and all present enjoyed
a good time. Their friends here wish
them good luck in their new home
{sPaul Kruger took load of theil
household effects over by truck, anc
4 Miss Frances FRANKIE accompanied
them to New Ulm. m.-Gcylord Hub.
H. A. Fuller of Mankato, League
Labor candidate for Congress in thi!
district, was New Ulm visitor, Mon
day, enroute home from Elkton, S. D.
and Hendriks, Mimi, where he, will
DR.. Henrik Shipstead, League-Labo
candidate for governor, and Attorne,
j Albert Pfaender of this city, the
farmers and labor's choice for judg,
of the ninth district, addressed larg'
gatherings of farmers and townspeople
Sunday afternoon and evening. Th
afternoon meeting was held in Lin
coin county, just across the state lin
from Elkton, and was largely attended
while the evening meeting at Hendrix
drew crowd of some 4 1000 people.
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