New Ulm review., 1920-07-21


Mrs. E. Werner has returned from a
visit with relatives and friends at
Lamberton and Fairfnpnt.
Dr.. and Mrs. F.F8. Pelant were
guests at the Jos. Seifert home in
Lamberton, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Skow returned to her
home at Lamberton, early last week,
following brief sojourn here.
T Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dahmes
were guests at the ALBERT Zamzow
farm home near Clenents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccartney
and children, accompanied by Thos.
Schand, of Lamberton, were New Ulm
visitors earlylast week.
Mrs. Heibert and children have re-
turned to New Ulm from Lamberton,
where they enjoyed a several days
visit at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. A. Boyer.
The central heating system at Sleepy
Eye will not be extended this year,
owing to the high cost of installing the
necessary additional boiler in the power
plant, which would amount to ap-
proximately $18,00O The soliciting
committee of the Sleepy Eye Heating
Co. spent considerable time, but could
raise only about $4,000 to meet the ex-
penditure.
! Miss Josephine Abrahamson of La
fayette, who recently visited at the
| A. A. Berg home met with a serious
accident last week at Chicago while
boarding a street car The car started
| just as Miss Abrahamson had one foot
on the step, throwing her backwards
on the pavement, cutting a cash in the
back Of her head. She was immediate
! receiving care. Many friends here will
recover: .st. Peter Herald. g.
Ole:B rudeIi and ALBERT Nv aage, while
coming from New III I'm Tuesday after
noon hadsan5 auto accident Just east of
the Loretto Hospital. s. y Mr.. Wage was
driving the formers Ford, claiming he
could drive any kind of a .car3butsap-
parently he got excited when he got to
a little turn at the foot of the#hill just
east of the hospital and the az turned
over twice. Mr. Wage escaped with
out injuries while Mr.. Brud eli received
a few cuts and bruises, but they
succeeded in getting the car on the road
again and continued their Journey
home.
L. Schand returned home Saturday
from six weeks stay at the Loretto
hospital, New Ulm... Mr.. Schand sub
mitted to two very serious operations
and small hopes were entertained for
his recovery, so that his return to his
| l. of f. l.:
family and friends. 1t is believed now
that with good care he will completely
recover. A touching part of his re-
turn was the Joy Of his. dogs, who could
scarcely control themselves. For days
they had refused food and searched
the town day after day for him. An
old coat Of his was finally given them
for bed and this partly consoled them
until his Standardization S tar.
Ed. A. Gluth Of Sleepy Eye hadSthe
good fortune to catch potato thief
who stole tubers from his garden patch
aE hhR raceStrack there, last sWednes4
day. He had been missing POTATOES
from his garden for some time, End,
secreting shimself in cornfeld nearby,
he waited patiently, anticipating 3the
culprit's illicit visit. His vigil WIS
finally rewarded, when Mr.. Thief
loomed up, carrying pail, and com
menced digging Mr.. Gluth's 'mur-
phies." He was caught right in the
acty and upon seeing the owner of the
garden approach him, he pleaded for
mercy and offered to settle the matter
/. quietly. Mr.. Gluth has not divulged
the identity of the. thief, but it is hoped
the latter's experience will cure him OF
his stealing procliyities.