New Ulm review., 1921-03-09

daughters have returned to Lamberton,
following a pleasant visit with New
Ulm relatives. " u
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blank have re-
turned to Nicollet following their
honeymoon, which was spent at Essig
and other points.
/ August Grams is back home in
Nicollet, having recuperated from
the effects of an operation. which he
underwent at the Union Hospital here
some time ago.
Mrs. julius Grundt and daughter,
Mrs. William Schuck, returned to
their home at Lamberton, the fore part
OF last week, after visit with relatives
and friends here.
Fred Gibson and son, Gale, of New
Ulm were seen on our streets, Tuesday
Mr.. Gibson has rented the place which
George Thompson will vacat te.-M or
gan Messenger.
Miss Minnie Kohls returned to New
Ulm, Wednesday, to resume her duties
at the Union Hospital, following a
several days visit under the parental
roof at Morgan.
Mrs. August Niemann and children
have returned to Springfield, after a
few days visit with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wander
see, Sr., in Milford township.
Mrs. Theo. Schwanke of Lamberton
arrived here last Tuesday and on
Thursday submitted to an opera ton at
the Union Hospital, from the effects of
which she is convalesing nicely.
| The Misses Bernice Burg and
Catherine Johannes of Nicolet spent
day last week visiting Miss Mildred
Burg, who is convalescing from the
effects of an operation performed upon
her at local hospital recently.
Andrew Frederickson was able to
return to Lamberton, the latter part
OF last week, having recovered from
the effects of an opera ton, which he
underwent at local hospital some
time ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Herman of
Golden brought their son, Elden, to
New Ulm, last week, and the latter
submitted to an operation for the re-
moval of his tonsils and adenoids at
local hospital. F4
Otto Lange of Lamberton, who re-
ceived medical attention at the Union
Hospital for some time, has departed
for home. He expects to return to
New Ulm in few weeks to continue
treatment. Mr.. Lange's condition has
improved considerably and his ulti-
mate recovery is looked forward to.
Jay Patterson of Springfield, ac-
companied by his father, J. w. Patter-
son, OF Huron, S. D., were recent busi-
ness visitors here. They came to New
Ulm to look up some equipment for
the new ice cream parlor and candy
kitchen, which the former expects to
establish in Springfield shortly.
The county commissioners of Nicol-
let county, at special session held in
St. Peter, last Tuesday, rejected all
bids for the construction of County
Ditch No. 69 in Lake Prairie township,
all figures being considered too high
These ranged in the neighborhood of
$350,0O0 New bids will be adver-
tised for at an early date.
Fred Otto was up from New Ulm
Tuesday on land settlement. Mr..
Otto dropped into this office to renew
his subscription for the Messenger.
He says he likes living in New Ulm
and has made many acquaintance
However, he says he has a warm SPOT
in his heartfor the Morgan community
and enjoys coming up here.-M organ
Messenger.
The War Department has submitted
a proposition to William B. Severns OF
) Sleepy Eye, whereby he will receive
free tuition, as we'll as an allowance
for living expenses for himself and his
wife, for period not to exceed 1C
years, provided Mr.. Severns desires
to learn profession or trade at some
school. He was seriously injured dur
ing the World war and is now unable t,
do manual work.
q Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Beecher enioye,
a several days visit from the latter
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B
; Forbush, of Gowanda, N. Y. The
returned to St. Peter, last Tuesday
where they have been guests of Nj
n Forhush's sisters, Mrs. j. n Treac
{ well and Miss K. L. Forbush for som
time, and will leave shortly for Culve
Ind, to visit their son, Sherburn, VIII
y is attending the military academ
l. there.