New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-10

ueSudy elecIlOn.
] Mrs. Henrietta Gilland has returned
to New Ulm from visit with her sons
at Morgan.
The Nicollet County Agricultural
Society held its annual meeting at St.
Peter last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zimmerman of
the town of Sigel have moved onto the
Herman Engel farm near Nicollet.
M. Sandeen of New Sweden spent
Sunday with his wife, who is receiving
medical attention at the Union
! Hospital here.
| The Citizens State Bank Of St. Peter
is now member of the Federal Re-
serve System. This is the first bank
in Nicollet county to take this action.
Miss Ida Stolt of Nicollet, head
nurse at the Union Hospital, is con-
valescing from the effects of an opera
ton for appendicitis, which she under
went at that institution. recently.
| During her incapacity Miss Martha
Stolt is acting head nurse.
| Sylvia Eyrich entertained number
of friends in honor of her birthday,
Sunday afternoon, After enjoying a
good time the little folks partook Of a
splendid O. clock repast
A. j. Meyer and John Henle trans
| acted business in the Twin Cities,
Thursday and Friday. The former
also visited his daughter, Miss Mildred
| who is attending the State University
Rev. and Mrs. G. Mayer visited
/ their children, George, Jr., and Miss
Laurie, who are attending the State
University, Thursday and Friday.
While in Minneapolis they attended
the Kreisler recital at the University.
Mrs. Albertina Stolt and daughters,
the Misses Martha and Eleanora
Stolt, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
10. Currier, visited Miss Ida Stolt at
the Union Hospital here last Tuesday.
The latter is recovering nicely from
the effects of her recent operation for
appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuck and
their son, John, removed to New Ulm
from Redwood Falls, last Tuesday,
and are occupying the former George
Neuwirth residence on South Mime
sofa street, which Mr.. Kuck purchased
some time ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuck
are the parents of Mrs: Henry Ahrens
of this city. -.
The annual m eetingtof the Nicollet
County Beekeepers' Association will
be held at The office of County; Agent
O. O. Horlamus at St. Peter, this
"wednesday evening. An expert
from the State University. will deliver
an address on wintering bees During
this meeting the annual election OF
officers is to be held.
Twenty-three young men and one
young woman of Nicollet county lost
their lives in the. World war, according
to a report of the Nicollet County War
Records Commission. The names OF
the heroes are: Clifford Bean, Ralph
J. Boys, Edward J. Buchanan, Albert
J. Chouinard, Francis Davis, John
Evans, John P. Gamble, Christian j..
Ginkel, William Hacker, Sven M.
Johnson, Frank E. Jungers, John Jutz,
John E.. Leath, William E. Manner,
Elmer A. Oslund, Harry e. Olson,
Thomas E. Osborn, William F. Peter
son, Victor E. Palmer, William II.
Peterson, Einar Peterson, George L.
Strauch, Miss Emily Tanquist,
Maurice Wheeler and William r.
Witty.
The Nicollet County Red Cross
1 Chapter had a balance of 10000 in
it's treasury at the close of the past
fiscal year. The total receipts for
1919 amounted to $14,553.12, while
the disbursements aggregated $780,
%. The following directors we're
elected for the ensuing year: Rev.
J. M. Manner, O. O. Horlamus, M. R.
Davis, A. J.. Holmstead, M. L. Klein,
| DR.. G.. E. Larson, DR.. F. P. Strathern,
Rev. P. N: Sjogren, Ad F. Burmeister
and Mrs. H. ]. Essler, St. Peter; Mrs.
P. II. Schouveiller, Nicollet; j. A.
Johnson, New Sweden; j. A. Jensen,
Brighton; Rudolph Massopust West
Newton; Q. A. DIN, Lafayette; H. A.
Hanson, Belgrade; F. c. Palmer
Oshawa; H. E. Schumacher, Court
! land; 3. R.. Jones, North Mankato
/ Charles Samuelson, Bernadotte, anc
Ernest Kienlen, Ridgely. The boarc
of directors held meeting Friday
evening for the purpose Of electinf
officers and standing committees.
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