New Ulm review., 1921-05-11
Harry Haugen of Hanska was a
business visitor here, Wednesday,.

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O. M. Olson transacted business in
the Twin Cities for a few days last
week.
Fred Cooper and family of Evan
were New Ulm callers the fore part of
last week.
| Robert E. Pless and George Oswald
of Gibbon were recent business visitors
here.
Roy L. Berg and MAIDS Anderson
transacted business at Hanska, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Herman and
Miss Elsie Wittenberg of Gibbon were
recent New Ulm visitors.
Mrs. G, Mogensen and daughter,
Olga, of Evan transacted business here
one afternoon early last week.
Charles Carlson and daughter,
Dagny, accompanied by Myrtle
Thompson, came up from La Sale,
last Tuesday afternoon, and transacted
business here.
Miss Fanny Grinnell returned to
Minneapolis, Thurs day, after enjoying
an extended visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. D. Minium on South
| Minnesota street. Mrs. Minium ac-
companied Miss Grinnell to the Flour
City.
Miss Ida C. Baar, assistant super
intendent of nurses at the Hill Crest
| Surgical Hospital in Minneapoli has
returned to that institution, following
an enjoyable visit of several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Baar, on North Jefferson street.
Otto Buenger transacted business at
Sleepy Eye the fore part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Bruess and
daughter, Cora,~of, Sleepy Eye spent a
few hours Visiting New Ulm friends
last Tuesday.
Wheat brought So cents a bushel
in the Sleepy Eye market, 25 years
ago, while the prices Of other grains
were as follows: Corn, 20 cents;
barley, 18 cents; oats, 13 cents; flax,
IS cents; rye, % cents. Bran and
shorts were selling at the mill there
for Sc per ton.
Mothers Day, Sunday, was quite
extensively observed in this city. The
New Ulm Greenhouses were kept busy
practically all day, waiting on custom
ers and filling orders for carnations,
the emblem of this day, which has
been set aside as special holiday in
honor of mother.
The special village election at
zNicollet, Thursday, resulted in a de-
cided victory for those favoring the
floating of bonds in the sum of $4,000
for another municipal we'll and other
needed village improvements. Out
of total of 80 votes cast, 80 favored
the project, while the only other
ballot was blank.
One of our local merchants claims
to have received the following reply
from customer to whom he had sent
statement: "Dear Sir: / got your
letter about my account, please be
pachent, I will pay you as soon as
somebody pays me- 1 amt forgot
you; if this was judgment day and you
was no more prepared to meet your
God than I am to pay your bill, you
would sure go to hell. Goodbye y
Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Marti anc
Mrs. Raymond Henle of this city, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Math
Walser and family of West Newton
attended the wedding of Miss France!
Walters of Traverse and Louis A. File
of St. Peter, which was celebrated {
the brides home near the latter place
Tuesday. The marriage took place
at the church of the Immaculate Con
ception in St. Peter that morning.
Mrs. L., McHugh, her daughter
/ Margaret, and son, Lawrence, o
Mankato expect to remove to New
Ulm from that place about June l, t,
join their daughter and sister, Mis-
Kathleen McHugh, the efficient tele
| graph operator at the Western Unio
station here. Miss McHugh has he'll
this position for the past eight month
and is so we'll pleased with New Ulr
that she persuaded her mother to com
here also. The family will reside o
South German street.
Miss Olga Olson and Henry A. Johr
son, Well-known young people of tn
Hanska vicinity, stole march 0
their many friends by coming to Ne
Ulm, last Tuesday afternoon, and bein
married by Judge Of Probate Willial
B. Mather. After the nuptial knt
was tied the happy young couple d
parted son a honeymoon to Bemid
and other points in Northern Mimi