New Ulm review., 1921-01-05
Dr. E. j. Borges onsof Hanska was a
professional caller here last Tuesday.

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professional caller here last Tuesday.
Otto Wandersee Of Lamberton spent
a few days with New Ulm friends last
week. x ~
Rev. A. E.. Norman of Hanska
called on New Ulm friends, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Ellen Lien of Hanska was a
New tUlm visitor for a few days the
fore part OF last week.
c.. I. Stone returned home, Thurs
day, from Hanska, where he visited
for a few days with relatives and
friends
Miss Anna Scheibel has returned to
Sleepy Eye to resume her stenographic
studies, after spending the holidays
at her home here.
Miss Agnes Honetschlager, who
teaches school in Ieavenworth town
ship, spent the holiday vacation under
the parental rocf here.
Paul .Teigen CT Lake Hanska town
ship is convalescing nicely from the
effects Of an operation which he under
went at the Union Hospital here.
Mrs. Margaret ,Trath and two
daughters, Julia and Leona, of Sleepy
Eye were recent guests at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. John
Plamann, in this city.
Mrs. Bernhard Schaeffler CT this
city and her daughter, Mrs. Wolfgang
Brey, ;of Lafayette township were re-
cent guests at the. Joseph Kosek home
in Lafayette village. Mrs. Kosek is
also daughter Of Mrs. Schaeffler.
The new band recently organized
I at Lafayette will give their first public
concert next Thursday. Prof. B.
Gruenenfelder of this city is the leader
and has coached the musicians to
good stage OF perfection.
Miss Elenore Biebl returned to
Winona yesterday afternoon, to re-
sumo her studies at ST. Therese
College, after having enjoyed the
holiday vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Biebl, in this
city
Gustavus College@at St. Peter is an
ticipating financial assistance to the
tune of $350,OOO from the Rockefeller
foundation. This generous gift will
no doubt make thesStandard Oil, Co. s
products even more popular with St.
Peterites as we'll as with all other
friends of the college.
As result Of a big blizzard during
the last week of December, 1904, the
village Of Lafayette was without mail
come ction with the outside world for
about "a hours, according to the
Ledger. Cutie a contrast from the
ideal weather. prevailing the last week
cf the same month in 1920.
County Commissioner-elect Joseph
]. Sperl of Cottonwood township was
able to assume the duties Of his new
office the fore part. of this week, al
though still handicapped as the result
Of serious injuries which he suffered
several weeks ago in an accident at his
saw mill near <Searles. He succeeds
DR.. j. P. Graft of this city as commits.
sioner from tie First district.
Albert Fchl, a rising young business
man of Sleepy Eye and for the past
seven years connected with the Palace
Shoe & Clothing Co. Of that city, is
the new manager o. the Buenger Furni
ture Co.'s hourishing business there
He is ably assisted by Roman Linde
mann, son cf Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Lindemann, sr:, Of this city, who ha
been employed in the Buenger furnitur,
& store atSleepy Eye for some time
t Attorney Harrison L. Schmitt, Q
!, Minneapolis, and a well-known form
! er lawyer of Mankato, passed ava,
in the former city, Saturday after
noon at 4:20 o'clock, following a.
(. attack of cerebral apoplexy. De
ceased spent Christmas. Day witt
Mankato relatives and upon return
: ing to Minneapolis became i'll
Wednesday,; but was at his offic
/ as late as Thursday. Friday he wa
feeling as well as usual, but sufere,
r the fatal affection the following
morning at o'clock. Mr. Schmit
was one CT the best-known attorney
in ~the Northwest and at one tim
was president of the Minnesota Ba
Association He was born at Wave.
ly, Iowa, October Is, 1885, as th
eldest son Of ReY.s and Mrs. Maria
3 C. Lipp) Schmitt. In 1894 h
entered the bonds Of nnatrimony wit
: Miss Esther NJ. SGrannis, who wit,
q five children s.!gs,l. survives him. Funera
e services were conducted at the Man
kato Methodist church, yesterda
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