New Ulm review., 1921-05-18

! Attorney M. E. Stone Of st. Pete
transacted business here one day early
last week.
August Steinke has returned from q
several days visit at the Feige home
near Lamberton.
A. E. Gerlach, George Gerlach and
Miss Minnie Gerlach of St. Peter were
recent New Ulm visitors.
Hubert Hahn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Hahn of Clements were New
Ulm visitors last Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Patsch is back from a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Albert
Borchardt, at Lamberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manderfeld
and son recently were guests at the
A. H. Manderfeld home in Lamberton.
/ Messrs. and Mesdames Herman
Aufderheide and William Stelljes, ac-
companied by Mrs. George Gieseke
enjoyed an auto trip to the Twin Cities,
Thursday, where they spent the day
visiting relatives and friends.
| Henry Letischuh, hustling hardware
merchant of Sleepy Eye and former
| New Ulmite, has new assistant in his
business. A bouncing baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leitschuh, re-
Gently. The Review and many other
New Ulm friends extend hearty felici-
tations.
| Arnold Bartelson Of Fairfax spent
Sunday at the home of his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Wagner. While here he also consulted
local physician. He submitted to an
operation for appendicitis some time
age and started working too soon,
which caused him to sustain setba ok.
Armour & Co. closed their branch
business at Mankato, Saturday, and
henceforth their customers in this sec
tion Of the state will be supplied direct
from South St. Paul by motor trucks.
This innovation is said to effect con-
siderable OF saving for the big pack
ing firm.
Mrs. John Berg returned from New
Ulm last Sunday afternoon, after
spending short time visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Herzog, who
returned with her to spend few days
visiting in this city.-Springfield Ad-
sance-Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sehr of this city
acted as witnesses at the marriage OF
Joseph Veit and Mrs. Mary Herr,
which occurred at ST. Mary's Catholic
church in Sleepy Eye, last Tuesday
morning. The groom was former
resident of that place, but is now
making his home at Visaia, Calf,
whittier he will take his BRIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Radke and
little son, Ray, returned home, Satur-
day afternoon, from St. Paul, where
they enjoyed a several days visit with
Mrs. Radke's parents, Mr.. and Meo
Mike Elsner. Mr.. Elsner accoh-
panied them to New Ulm for few day
sojourn on business and to visit rel2
tives and friends. He and his family
removed to St. Paul from here year
ago.
Some 40 odd members of St. Patrick
Council *. of c., journeyed to Spring
field, Thursday evening, to attend a
banquet arranged by members of the
Order there. During the evening
several important matters were dis
cussed and very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all. The New Uln
Knights proclaim their Springfield
brothers as royal entertainers. Fl.
The village council of Springfield has
changed the rates for electric power
current to favor the users of large
motors. Heretofore the rates have
varied from five to eight cents, accord
1 ing to the amount of electricity con
semed. Beginning with June 1, tn,
rate will be four cents for all moto
consumption over 600 and under 800
kilowatt, and three and half cent
for all over 1900 kilowatt.
The county commissioners of Nicol
let county, at their regeuar meeting
the fore part of last week, voted tt
offer reward of $3.50 for the appre
hension of John Kuzman, who i
wanted by authorities there for tn,
murder of his brother, William Kuz
man, in their shack near St. Peter, las
winter. The murderer mysteriosl,
escaped after being apprehended b.
neighbors, to whom he confessed tn,
deed, and has not been seen since.
| Garden truck in low places wa
slightly nipped by frost. Friday night
1 but on elevated land no damage wa
noticeable. The chilly blast, Friday
caused many a frugal housewife t,