New Ulm review., 1921-03-02

1921.
Alphonse Martinka of Lucan was a
recent New Ulm visitor.
Mrs. Charles Netzke of Revere was
a recent New Ulm visitor.
Miss Gladys Johnson Of Nicollet was
a New Ulm caller, Thursday.
Gust Anders, Miss Tena Buelow and
Mrs. j. w. Johannes of Nicollet spent
Thursday in this city.
August Grams returned to his home
in Nicollet, Thursday, having recover
ed from the effects of a successful
operation for appendicitis at local
hospital.
3 Mrs. REM Deopre of Cambria is
nursing a fractured arm as the result
of a runaway in Cambria village, last
Tuesday. The exhaust of steam from
an engine caused the team to become
frightened and Mrs. Deopre was
thrown over the dashboard Of the
buggy
Springfield has a moving picture
censor board, composed of the follow
ing ladies of that village: Mesdames
G. H. Asch, A. C. Blue, Knapp, R.
M. Potter and the Misses Sedar and
Quist of the public school faculty.
An attempt will be made in raising the
standard of photoplays presented at
the movie theatre there in the future.
Anyone planning to hold public
auction will do we'll to call at the
Review office and let us assist him in
preparing the sale bills, which we will
print satisfactorily and at reasonable
prices. Also remember that the Re
view has large circulation in this
section of the state and that it will
pay you to announce your sale in its
columns. A few dollars spent in adj
vertising in this paper will help ma
terially in increasing the attendance
and sale prices.
Friends to the number of rs gathered
at the home of Mrs. Mary Frasch on
Fourth North street, one afternoon re-
Gently, to assist Mrs. Frasch in cele-
brating her birthday anniversary.
Cards were played and high honors
were awarded to Mrs. w. J. julius
and Miss Frieda Wiesner, while Mes
DANES Mary Arbes and Andrew
Amann received the low prizes. A
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
and Mrs. Frasch was suitable remem-
bered in honor of the occasion. Mrs.
Louis Neissen, a daughter, residing at
Lake Crystal, paid her mother visit
on the latter's birthday.
Louis Krettfnger, well-known Spring
field garage man, has thrown his hat
into the ring for mayor Of that hustling
village at the spring election. Next
Tuesday is the last day for filing pc
titions for village offices. Mayor F.
A. Ruenitz announces that he will not
seek reelection. All of the other
village officers are candidates for
another term, including Ed. A. Bauch,
and A. j. Yackel, for councilmen; John
Schmelz, for recorder; C. II. Asch, for
treasurer; G. S. Petersen, for justice
of the peace; G.. Nuessle, for assessor,
and j. P. Christensen, for constable.
August Bigot, the present marshal
and street commissioner, will also try
for the office of constable.
The Morgan Messenger, either wit
tingly or unwittingly, failed to give
credit 10 a well-known New Ulm
poultry breeder who won silver cup
and special $40 cash prize for the best
cockerel exhibited at the Redwood
county poultry show, held in Morgan
recently. The managers of the show
assured the New Ulmite that the error
made in the issue Of the Messenger
following the exhibition would be cor
rected, but this has not been done. II
the Redwood County Poultry Asso-
citation desires to enjoy continued sue
cess with it's shows, it must see to it
that prize-winning exhibitors are given
a square deal, regardless Of any per-
sonal feelings, otherwise poultry
breeders will lose confidence in the
management.