New Ulm review., 1921-04-27
II. ]. Schobert recently transacted
business at Sleepy Eye.

4 ii. ]. Schobert recently transacte,
business at Sleepy Eye.
4 Mr.. and MRS. Cyril Walrath spen
Sunday with North Mankato friends
4 The Misses Minnie Albrecht ant
Pauline Marx were recent Madeli;
visitors.
i Mrs. r. H. Peterson and daughter
Ruth, of Lafayette were visitors here
Thursday.
{. Banker Hans Mo of Sleepy Eye wa.
a business caller here the fore part o1
last week.
Mrs. Ed. Wegner is back from a
brief visit at the j. G. Pelzl home in
Sleepy Eye.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. W. Behmler of La
fayette transacted business here,
Wednesday.
Olive Colebank, Mayme, Mildred
and John Hennis of Madelia were
recent guests of local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheibel are
back from brief visit at the Henry
Leitschuh home in Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hanson and daughter,
Mabel, of Sleepy Eye were business
visitors here one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rono, residing
near Hanska, and Mrs. John Rono
were visitors here, last Tuesday.
Attorney and Mrs. Alfred w. Muel-
ler and children were recent guests at
the home of Mrs. Mueller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Siegler, in
Sleepy Eye.
John Hetlinger departed Sunday for
Bancroft, S. D., where he will assist
his sons, Emil and. John, Jr., in the
contracting business during the present
building season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Forsberg of La
fayette accompanied their son, Win
field, to New Ulm, last Tuesday, and
the latter submitted to an operation
for the removal of his tonsils and
adenoids at the Union Hospital here,
Saturday.
John F. Carlson of Lafayette ar
rived here, last Tuesday, and on the
following day underwent a serious
operation for liberation of the bone in
one of his lower limbs, at the Union
Hospital. He is convalescing as well
as can be expected.
The new city administration of
Sleepy Eye is determined to put stop
to speeding on the streets there.
Mayor C. c.. Hansen and Ed Nc
Gowan, the newly-appointed chief of
police, have thrown down the gauntlet
to the speed maniacs and say that the
traffic laws will be enforced.
Due to the reduction of the freight
crews on the Redwood Falls branch
to one, John Hertz, a member of the
discontinued crew has been trans
ferred to this city from Sleepy Eye,
while William Crouch of the latter city
is now working on the Marshall branch,
Mrs. Emma Wellmann, Mrs., Ed
Baer, Jr. and the Misses Hilda Blauert
| Mollie Collins and Marie Forster, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. B. Weilbergel
of Sioux Falls, S. D., motored to Sleepy
Eye, one evening the fore part of last
week, and spent few hours at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Henle.
Rev. S. H. Swenson, for the past
three and a half years pastor of the
Ev. Lutheran church at Lafayette
has resigned to accept the pastorate q
the Gustavus Adolphus church in St
Paul, which duties he expects te
assume about July /. During his
labors as pastor in Lafayette, the con
gregation there has fourished and hi
many parishoners regret his departure
The State Railroad and Warehous,
Commission has issued an order in
creasing the schedule of local ant
rural telephone rates, service con
nection and other miscellaneous
charges at that village by the Comfre,
Rural Telephone Co. This ruling i
in line with similar orders issued b.
the Commission on behalf of othe
local telephone companies Throughout
the state.
We learn that the raise in telephon
rates caused quite a number here
discontinue their phones. 1t doe
seem little strange that the compan.
went all through the war and tn
/ years Of high costs, after the war, an
now that things are beginning to as
sumo normal state, they shoul
up and raise the rates. Renuille Coun
ty Farmer.
In spite of the inclement Weathe,
Bargain Day in New Ulm. THURSDAY