New Ulm review., 1921-03-09
Fred Koetting transacted business
at ST Peter ThIircdau s.

UuSlneSS VlSlCOI mere, laSC TUESDAY.
j. P. Bertrand and S. A. Danley Of
Sleepy Eye were business visitors here,
Wednesday,
4 Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Goblirsch of
Golden were guests of New Ulm rela-
1 tives recently.
Joseph Forster transacted business
and greeted his many old friends in
Sleepy Eye, Wednesday
Mrs. Mary Kuebler of Evan was a
business visitor here the fore. part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seess and Mrs.
Louis Sander and son, Roy, of Fairfax
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Scheuneman in this city.
! County Surveyor Harry Daniels and
4 County Superintendent of Schools
A. j. Holmstead of st. Peter were busi-
ness callers here last Tuesday.
/ Herman zimmerman and Herman
Werner of Wabasso visited with John
Zimmerman in this city, who recent
ly fell from load of wood and sus-
tained painful injuries.
Henry Able, the efficient timer at
the Bingham Bros, hardware, is en-
/ joying few days visit with relatives
and friends at New Ulm.-Sleepg Eye
Herald d-Disptach.
Mrs. Emil Jahr and sons, Armin and
Merlyn, accompanied by Mrs. Theo-
dore Weber, of Springfield were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Carson here, early last week.
Valentine Orth of Morris, Mimi, a.
former resident of Essig, spent few
days visiting old-time friends and ac-
qualntances in this city and at .Essig the
past week.
The north parochial school of the
Nicollet Lutheran church was opened
Monday morning of this week. Miss
Martha Beisel of North Dakota is the
teach
Arnold Cordes is nursing painful
injury to the index finger Of his left
hand, accidentally inflicted by saw
while Mr.. Cordes was shingling roof
the latter part of last week.
Minuta Radke, little daughter of
Gustav Radke, of this city, submitted
to an opera ton for appendicitis at the
Union Hospital, Friday evening. She
is getting along as nicely as can be ex-
pected
q Apron Bazaar and Luncheon will be
served at SchelPs Hall, Thursday
afternoon, by Germania Lodge, O. d.
H. S. $500" Card Party in the even
ing. Admission 25 cents. Everybody
cordially invited. Adv. 10
s# Miss Orpha Nelson, teacher in the
Malmberg district in Bernadotte town
ship, is receiving medical attention at
the Union Hospital here for pleurisy.
Miss Nelson also had her tonsils and
adenoids removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schoemaker Of
Redwood Falls, and the latter's brother
J. S. Eva of Ashland, Wis, were in
New Ulm early last week, to make
arrangements for the entrance of Mrs.
Schoemaker's and Mr.. Eva's father in
a local hospital.
Mrs. T. F. Bergquist of Lafayette
accompanied her daughter, Dorothy,
to this city recently and the latter
entered the Union Hospital for medical
attention on account of ear trouble.
Wednesday morning the little girl
submitted to an operation for the re-
moval of her tonsils and adenoids.
She is getting along nicely.
Adolph Bornemann, former mayor of
st. Peter, will make the race for this
office again at the coming spring cleo
ton, opposing Mrs. A. X. Gault, who
announced her candidacy some time
ago. Mayor William Haesecke has
definitely decided not to seek re-
election. This will make it contest
between a: woman. and a man and the
voters will have to decide which they
prefer
John Wilfahrt, the new manager of
the New Ulm Music Co., is expecting
a shipment of eight high grade new
pianos direct from the famous Baldwin
piano factory. He has made number
of improvements in the music store.
which no doubt will appeal to it's many
customers.
| Clarence Windschitl, who has been
laid up in the Loretto Hospital in New
| Ulm for few weeks, came home to
spend two weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Windschitl, Sr. He
will return to the hospital for further
medical attention. Sleepy Eye Herald
Dispatch.