New Ulm review., 1921-03-23
LOCAL NOTES


DR.. O. C. Strickler was professional
caller at Lafayette, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Swenson of
Lafayette were New Ulm visitors last
Tuesday.
DR.. E. Vogelpohl, w. E. Jenson and
A. j. Nelson of Nicollet were New Ulm
callers, last Tuesday.
Jacob Welter returned the fore part
of last week from Morgan, where he
spent week visiting relatives.
Miss Lucy Mack has returned to her
home near Lamberton, following a
pleasant visit of two weeks with local
relatives
Drs. F. H. Dubbe and w. J. Won
Bank were over-Sunday guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Behmler
at Lafayette.
A heavy docket awaits the opening
Of a special term of district court at
Redwood Falls, Monday, April 1S, by
Judge l. M. Olsen of this city.
The hustling little village of Lucan
in Redwood county has already adapt
ed itself to woman suffrage. Its new
mayor is member of the fair sex.
Her name is Mrs. O. H. Gehrke.
Elsie and Rosamund Olson, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. August C. Olson
of Bernadotte township, submitted to
operations for the removal of their
tonsils at the Union Hospital here,
last Tuesday,
Mrs. G. w. Haynes entertained a
number of friends at her home, Thurs
day afternoon, in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Lais, of Adrian. Follow
ing delightful social afternoon,
sumptuous dinner was served.
Mrs. Paul Wolff of Window is con-
valescing nicely from the effects of an
operation performed upon her at a
local hospital recently. Mrs. Wolff
was taken i'll suddenly while visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. F. Kaatz,
near Lamberton.
Mrs. Ben. Walter of Gibbon is at
!, the bedside of her son, John, who is
convalesing from a serious operation
for appendicitis at the Loretto Hospital
here. The young mans condition
was at first considered critical, but he
has passed the crisis and is now on the
road to recovery.
TerraZzo floors are to be placed in
all of the rooms on the first floor of the
courthouse here that are not already
SO provided. The county commits
sioners have entered into a contra ct
with the local firm of Pullman Bros
to make/this Improvement for tota
of $4,635. Work has already beer
commenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kosek, who have
conducted the Lafayette Hotel in tha
village for the past six months, have
turned the hostelry over to Mr.. ano
Mrs. Harry F. Anderson, who are nov
in charge. Mr.. and Mrs. Kosek re
moved from Lafayette to St. George
last Tuesday. The interior of th
hotel is being re-decorated and will
be ready about April l.
''Wineberry" is the name of de
licious new non-alcoholic beverag
which the New Ulm Bottling Work
have just placed on the market. TIL
flavor more closely resembles that O
wine than any other soft drink yet con
cocted and Frenzel Bros are antici
pating strong demand for the ne1
beverage. 1t promises to eclipse thei
famous CHERRY Blossoms" am
Whistle" in popularity.
Attorney and Mrs. William F. Co
Inns of Portland, Ore, returned to tina
city, Wednesday, after pleasan
visit of several days at the home of tn
formers father, Thomas Collins, o
OOuCn frOnC street. lney accom-
panied the later on few days bus
ness and pleasure trip to Chicago an
Milwaukee, returning to New Ulm las
Tuesday. Attorney Collins is frs
lieutenant in the heavy artiller
branch of the Regular Army, in whic
capacity he served in France durin
the World war. He is still subject
the call of his country, having enliste
Tor period of five years shortly afte
being admitted to the bar. He
associated with his brother, Attorne
Thomas Collins, Jr., in the law bushes
at Portland and they are enjoying
lucrative practice.