New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03

j. G. Christensen Of Golden was a
New Ulm visitor recently.
Jos. Hillesheim Of Iberia was q business
caller here sometime age.
Chas. Schouviller and ]. G. Dorm of
Nicollet visited relatives at a local
hospital recently.
Mrs. Vivian Dorm and daughter, De
Elite, were recent guests Of Nicollet
riends
julius Grundt returned to his home at
Lamberton, last Tuesday, from visit
with his daughters here.
Mrs. H. Herman of CORTLAND
visited her daughter, Louise, at the
Loretto hospital here, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Struss has gone to Court
land to assist caring for her father, August
Poehler, who is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Agnes Strasen, who is taking a
course in nursing at the Union hospital
here, recently visited her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. H. Strasen, at CORTLAND.
Miss Frieda Schwartz has returned
to New Ulm from visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Bode, in Court
land.
Edw Pearson, employed on the o.
B. Erickson farm in Brighton township,
is receiving treatment at the Union
hospital here. He is afflicted with pleu-
risy.
Joseph Wilt of Lamberton, father of
Mrs. Ed. Vogel of this city, arrived here
the forepart of last week to receive treat
ment at local hospital. He underwent
serious operation some time ago, from
the effects of which he has practically
recovered.
At the first monthly meeting of the
newly organized Ladies Aid of the Court
land Lutheran church the following
officers were elected: Pres, Mrs. w. T.
Renner; vice pres, Mrs. C. A. Stolt;
see., Mrs. M. Bussmann, and treas,
Mrs. M. Langhorst.
Andrew Saffert and Art Schnobrich
attended the annual convention Of the
Minnesota Retail Meat Dealers Assn
held in St. Paul last week Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. Sahert, who was
treasurer of the association but who
declined reelection, was made first
vice president Of the organization.
The Concordia band Of CORTLAND
held it's annual meeting recently, when
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Pres, Albert Meyer;
sec.-treas., VIM. Forbrook; director,
Fred. Rengstorf. Mr.. Rengstorf has
ably filled the position of band leader
for many years. - =
Verne Johnson of Lafayette is assist
ing at the Klossner creamery while Eu-
gene Kosek, the regular assistant, is
recovering from an infection of the
index finger of his right hand, which
resulted from scratch. Eugene is
getting along as nicely as can be expected
and will soon be able to resume his
duties at the creamery
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg and
his able assistant. Deputy Treasurer
E. J. Berg, were kept busy the latter
part Of last week, receiving personal
property taxes. Saturday being the
last day on which these taxes could be
paid without penalty. Mr.. Berg and
County Auditor Lonis G. Vogel are now
busy preparing the March settlement.
John Heindselman, residing on farm
near Sleepy Eye, and Mrs. Mary Will
hite of Owen, Wis, were happily married
at the Ev. Friedens church parsonage
by Rev. G. Mayer, Saturday afternoon
The witnesses were Mrs. Mayer and
daughter, Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. Heind-
selman have gone to housekeeping on
the farm near Sleepy Eye, where the
former has made his home for some
time.
Leo, the four-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Schleif, residing on North
broadway NARROWLY escanpd serious