New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-08-03

st. Peter Herald.
Mrs. Alma Forester of St. Paul ar
rived Tuesday for a short visit with
the L. B. Krook family on South
Washington Street.
VIM. Flor and family of Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas will arrive this
week to visit with his brother Atty.
Albert Flor and other relatives.
Mrs. Cecilia Schilling and daughter,
Miss Lydia, returned Thursday from
a two weeks visit with the Mike Lau-
terbach family at Redwood Falls.
st. James is getting to be real city
fed. They will have city mail carrier
service beginning October 1. There
will be two carriers and substitute.
Miss Louise Cudtke of Winona is
visiting at the Adolph Meile home on
S. Broadway. Miss Cudtke arrived
here Saturday, and expects to stay
several weeks.
F. H. Krook family accompanied
by their guests Miss Kathleen Mitchell
of Cleveland, Ohio and Miss Camilla
Goodridge of Minneapolis motored to
Lake Madison Sunday.
Mrs. Vivian Dorm accompanied by
Misses Lena Fritz and Marie Korbel
left today for Minneapolis and Mil
waukee to do the fall buying for Mrs.
Dorn's millinery store.
Miss Matilda Crupenger of ST..
Paul is the guest of Mrs. F. P. Zschunke
this week. 1t will be remembered
that Miss Crupenger was on duty as
a nurse in this city in 1914 during the
typhoid epidemic, when Mr.. Zschunke
was so i'll.
Miss Regina Esser returned to her
duties at the Citizens Bank Monday
after spending two weeks vacation
visiting with friends and relatives at
Marshall, Minneapolis and Faribault.
Miss Esser was accompanied by Miss
Ellen Ochs.
J. A. Ochs took party of New
Ulmites for an afternoon drive to
Springfield one day last week. They
visited with A. G. Ochs and visited his
immense brick plant. Some seventy
men are employed at the present time
but this is only about half as many as
were busy last year.
Mrs. George Schmitt and little son
went to Mankato Tuesday afternoon
to visit with her husbands mother,
Mrs. Kate Schmitt. The latter is
threatened with loss of sight and has
been in a hospital for some time fol
treatment. The trouble began during
the exceedingly hot weather when
working in her garden. One eye has
been weak for a number of years
owing to an accident but while working
in the sun few weeks ago she became
almost totally blind and could scarcely
find her way into the house. She has
recovered to some extent now ane
hopes to be much improved after {
long rest.
An auto accident that eliminated il
quickly formed friendship occurred
Sunday evening when Frank Kosel
and family were returning from tn
X. C. picnic at Ramsey Park. Driving
along between Morton and Redwood
Falls, the Kosek auto met Mime
apolis car. The latter was little to-
far to the right of the road and at ono
attempted to get out of the way. Il
turning the wheels struck some loos
sand and the driver set his brake
but the car slowed about so that tn
back end struck the Kosek car, break
ing one fender and a spring. TIL
Minneapolis car was damaged to tn
extent of a smashed running boar,
and a broken side door, but no one wa
injured in either car. Nor were tn
cars damaged SO much but what the,
could get home on their own powe
and the two parties had supper an,
visited together until all were goo,
friends. Mr.. Kosek says the acciden
was really no ones fault. Both car
were pOinp slOwlxy aud c,Yoh q vnicha