New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-26

StrOm OF F1anSka transacted business
here last Tuesday.
Martin Able has returned from a
brief visit with friends in the Colder
Gate neighborhood.
Mr.. Zarbock and daughter, Lydia
of Springfield were guests of New Uln
relatives for few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Kohn of St
Peter enjoyed a brief visit with Local
relatives and friends last week.
Mrs. Albert Speckmann of Sleepy
Eye, who received medical attention
at local hospital for several weeks,
has returned home, much improved
in health.
Mrs. Herman Weber Of Leavenworth
accompanied her daughter, Lydia, to
New Ulm, recently. where the latter
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of her. tonsils.
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week are the dates for the big farmers
institute at Sleepy Eye. Elaborate
preparations are being made and every
farmer in the county is invited to at
tend and bring his family.
Local friends will be pleased to learn
Of the birth of son at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Durbahn at
Bull, Mimi The proud father is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert gDurbahn
of Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Anna Schmitz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Zuhlsdorf visited Mas. H. Battig
at New Ulm, last Friday. Mrs.
Battig is to undergo an operation this
week. She is a daughter of Mrs.
Schmitz. Sleepy Eye Progressive.
Albert Otto of Morgan arrived here
Wednesday for a visit with his wife,
who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis and gallstones at the Union
Hospital few days previously. Mrs.
Otto is convalescing nicely. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen, who had been at her
bedside for several days. returned
home last Tuesday.
Herman Ian ghoff departed for Wan
da, yesterday, to attend the annual
stockholders meeting of the Consoli-
dated Cooperative Creamery Co. of
that place. He will also spend few
days visiting his son, Gustav, and
daughter, Miss Frieda, who are on the
home farm near Wanda.
Miss Veronica Krzmarzick enter
tanned a group of about 80 young
friends at her home on North State
street, Sunday evening, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. Games
and dancing formed the evenings
entertainment and all present enjoyed
a very pleasant social time. At mid
night delicious luncheon was served
About dozen prominent young
professional and business men of New
Ulm journeyed to Mankato, Friday
evening, where they were initiated
into the mysteries of the Benavolent
Protected Order of Elks. Some of the
candidates showed the effects of riding
the goat Cor was it an elk upon theil
return to New Ulm the following day
A. J. Pietrus, brother of Mrs. w. T
Eckstein Of this city, whose FIGURING
mill at Sleepy Eye burned to thu
ground several weeks ago, has abou
completed arrangements for the cree
ton of a modern new structure, 3Ox6(
feet, to house an ideal poultry fec
plant. He will not again engage il
the milling business. ! Work on the nev
building will be started as soon a
weather conditions permit. ..,,s.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huevelman,
F, entertained dozen friends at a car
party at their home on South Stat
street, Sunday evening. $500" wa
played and the prizes were awarde
Q as follows: Ladies' high, Mrs. R. +
Kemski ladies low, Mrs. H. w. sallet
gents high, Charles H. Stuebe; gents
s low, H. W. Sallet A enjoying
pleasant social evening, delicior
;, two-course luncheon was served.
In connection with our report !
last weeks issue of the Review rel;
tive to the trial of the Vogl-Trans Ian
= case in district court chambers her
we stated that Attorneys Alfred \
Mueller of this city and Albert Haus,
of Sleepy Eye were counsel for defens
, While these two prominent Brow
county Blackstonians were original
- retained by Mr.. and Mrs. Trans, the
le announced their withdrawal at the ca
4, Of the calendar during the openi1
e. session Of the December term of distri
ig court and Attorney c.. B. Schmidt
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