New Ulm review., 1921-02-23

recent New Ulm visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Robertson and
child were recent Sleepy Eye visitors.
Miss Esther Lemke visited her aunt,
Mrs. j. Ludwig at Sleepy Eye few
days last week
DR.. Egbert Borgeson Of Hanska was
a professional visitor at the Union
Hospital, last Tuesday.
Henry Gronholz Of Crandall, S. D.,
visited relatives and friends in Court
land for a few days last week.
Mrs. Arthur Langhoff of Sanborn
submitted to an operation at the
Loretto Hospital here, Monday.
Rev. W. A. Juedes is at lie Sueur
this week, where he is assisting Rev
Nickel in conducting revival meetings.
A healthy little baby daughter ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Gluth in Milford township, We'd
nesday
The Misses Meta Gluth and Rose
Lipp have returned from a weeks
visit at the August Speckmann home
in Sleepy Eye
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Fesenmaier of
West Newton township are rejoicing
over the birth of bouncing baby boy,
which occurred recently.
Mrs. Herman Zuhlsdorf of Sleepy
Eye is convalescing nicely from the
effects of a serious operation performed
upon her at a local hospital recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney w. Huelskamp
of Lafayette township are the proud
parents of baby boy, born at the
Loretto Hospital here the fore part of
last week
The free acts for this years Brown
County Fair have been signed up by
Secretary William A. Lindemann. The
attractions include a big fireworks
program for the evening exhibitions.
Mrs. G. E. Schmidt returned to
Tracy, Saturday, after enjoying a
weeks visit with New Ulm relatives
and friends. She was a guest at the
H. f. Schrader home on North Wash
ington street.
Chas. Bierbaum of Minneapolis
spent Thursday and Friday of last week
and Monday of this week in New Ulm,
on business and renewing old acquaint-
ances The insurance business seems
to agree with him, physically at least,
for he is not losing any avoirdupois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kolb returned to
their home at Prior Lake, Mimi,
Wednesday morning, after having at
tended the funeral of the late Friedrich
Schwartz, the previous afternoon. De-
ceased was an uncle of Mr.. Kolb' s
mother, Mrs. Augusta Kolb, of this
city.
Deputy Sheriff Herman F. Jahnke
was fined $25 and costs in City Justice
George Hogen's court, Friday morning,
upon pleading guilty to assault He
was charged with having threatened
Policeman Ed Wagner with his re-
volver the preceding Saturday night,
when the officer tried to arrest him for
disorderly conduct.
In a communication addressed to
Clerk John Henle of the New Ulm
school district, Superintendent Arnold
Gloor, who was reelected at the last
regular monthly meeting of the board
OF education, announced that he had
decided to accept reelection. This is
Superintendent Gloor's first year in
New Ulm. His salary was increased
by the board from So, 800 to $4,000 per
year.
! Fred Kappelmann and Frank Grube1
each were given 80 days in jail by City
Justice George Hogen, when they ap-
peared before him on charge OF
drunkenness, Friday morning The
authorities have about exhausted their
patience with habitual tipsters and
chances are that sitter sentences await
"repeaters' in future. 1t behooves
all imbibers in moonshine and home
brew to travel the straight.and narrow
path henceforth.
i According to an announcement in
the st. Peter Free Press of last week,
&. Johnson & Co. OF that city, who
| operate shirt and overall factory
there, as well as branch factories al
I Mankato and New Ulm, work in the
4 local factory is to be resumed as
quickly as possible The Mankate
branch is to be re-opened this or nex1
week. Business conditions are be
ginning to right themselves slowly il
:. the shirt and overall branches and tn,
companied factories will soon b,
running at normal capacity again
{ The New Ulm overall factory was shu
down several months ago and upol
being re-opened will be operated a
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