New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-27

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Miss Antonio Zieher Of Minneapolis
visited friends here last week.
Miss Ellen Hummel is back from a
weeks outing at q lake near Water
vile, MINI. 6. IS
o. G. WichteI local monument
dealer, transacted business at Lander
ton, recently.
DR.. F. Selle, Victor Nelson and VIM.
Rabens of Winthrop were New Ulm
visitors. Friday.
Emil Larson, Fred Bjorneberg and
Charles Chute Of Hanska transacted
business here, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Zupfer are visit
ing at theihome of the formers brother,
Otto Zupfer and family inst. Paul.
John Rewitzer Of Portland, Ore, is
visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Frank Bauer on Washington street.
Mrs. Frank Matsch and daughter,
Catherine, have returned from Spring
field, where they enjoyed visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmelz.
Miss Anna and Malinda Scheible
were in Cottonwood visiting at the
Frank Koeckl, Annie Zeug and Emile
Rock homes for few weeks.
The Misses Ella Hamann, Elsie
Radtke and Erna Bentzin left Mon
day for a weeks vacation with friends
at Flandreau, Volga and other points
in So. Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waibel and son,
Walter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keute
and daughter enjoyed an auto trip to
Fairmont Sunday. They spent the
afternoon at the Interlake Park.
] have hemstitching machine and
am ready to take all kinds of work.
Mrs. Lena Rachel,
Adv. 80 Rooms above Music Store.
Mrs. E. c.. Gilmore departed for
Luverne, N. D., yesterday, where she
is spending six weeks looking after her
farming interests and visiting relatives
and friends.
Fred Epke, prominent CORTLAND
township farmer, is back home, having
recovered from the effects of an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Union
Hospital here.
Mrs. A. j.. Loeff1er entertained a
number of lady friends at a four
course, o'clock breakfast at the
Loeffler home on North State street,
Wednesday morning.
Friedns of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Sittard, now residing at ST. Paul will
be pleased to learn that son, Paul
Anthony, arrived last Thursday to
gladden. their home.
Miss Florence Koehler returned
Saturday from delightful sojourn Of
two months with relatives and friends
in Minneapolis. She resumed her
duties at the Offices of the Eagle Roller
Mill Co., Monday morning.
Rev. A. Dahms of Chicago gave an
lecture at CORTLAND, one
evening last week, on the deaf and
dumb mission in the Windy City, Of
which he has charge. Rev. Dahms
also demonstrated his methods of
speaking and preaching to the UNI
fortunate charges of the mission.
The authorities at Nicollet are kept
busy by careless auto drivers, who
seem to delight in violating the traffic
rules and regulations. Some of the
speeders have been obliged to pay
fines. A few days spent in the village
lookup would probably prove more
effective in checking the speed fiends.
Mrs. Louis Blattermann and daugh-
ter, Mary Jean, have returned to St.
Louis, Mo-, after an enjoyable visit at
the home of Mrs. Blattermann's
mother, Mrs. Elenora Mullen, South
German street. Her children, Louis
Blattermann, Jr., and Miss Elenora
Blattermann, are guests at the home
of their grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Frank and
daughters, Renola and Lorna, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
i. F. Eyrich and children, Sylvia and
Glenmore, motored to Fairmont in
the formers car, Saturday afternoon,
and enjoyed a visit with friends and
relatives in and near that beautiful
little city. They returned home Sun
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