New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-06

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DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Vogtel and the
formers mother, Mrs. Charles Vogtel,
were guests at the G. A. Carnes home
in Winthrop, Thursday.
Mrs. Henry A. Dietz returned home
the fore part of last week from a
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Renner, at Comfrey.
| Wilfred and Cyril. Renner Of Com
frey enjoyed visit at the home OF
their brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Dietz, North
Broadway, last week.
Mrs. John Wartha, Mrs. Ben.
Schaefier and daughter, Elsie, and
John Reinartz motored to Sleepy Eye,
Sunday, where they spent the day with
relatives and friends.
Drink "Orange Crush, the coolest
drink in the market. Bottled by
NEW ULM BOTTLING WORKS.
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Work on the new hog barns at the
Nicollet County Fair Grounds in ST.
Peter was commenced the fore part of
last week and is being pushed as much
as possible. Much of the work is
being done by volunteers.
Mrs. Joseph Paa and daughter,
Elsie, returned to Sykeston, N. D.,
Friday morning, after enjoying a visit
of over a week at the home of the
formers brother, Andrew Saffert, and
family, and with other relatives.
Mrs. John Zangl and her grand
children, Anna, Veronica and Viola
Merk, returned the fore part of last
week from Few days visit at the home
of the formers daughter, Mrs. Wenzel
A. Zellner, and family, at Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Saffert of this
city, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Paa
and daughter, Elsie, of Sykeston, N.
D., were guests at the home of Editor
and Mrs. Hiding G.. Swenson at La
fayette, the fore part of last week.
The fve-day Chautauqua at La
fayette begins tomorrow (Thursday.)
Good programs Of interesting and in
structive numbers have been ar
ranged for this entertainment feature
and large attendance is anticipated.
There will be both afternoon and even
ing sessions.
The big Fourth of July celebration
at Sleepy Eye, Monday, drew large
crowds Of people, many people travel
ing considerable distance to attend.
Among the sightseers were a goodly
number from New Ulm and vicinity.
The carnival, which continues through
out thetweek, is being we'll patronized
The draft of an ordinance regulating
and licensing soft drink parlors at st
Peter, was introduced at the regular
meeting.of the city council there, last
week. The ordinance is patterned
after the one in force here for the past
several months, but provides for ar
annual license fee of SIS, instead O
$40, as here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fischer ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Preisinger O
Dogden, N. D., stopped here, Tuesday
for visit at the Frank Windschitl ant
the Wenzel Schoedl homes. They
were enroute to New Ulm for visi
with relatives. During the entir,
trip they noticed that rain was needed
Comfrey Times.
! The contract for the construction Of
4 the proposed new gymnasium TO-
i Gustavus Ado.phus College at St
4 Peter was awarded by the colleg,
board at it's meeting last Tuesday
i The amounts of the individual con
tracts aggregated $125,O81, which will
| represent the total cost of the structure
unless additions or deductions ar
ma de.
Mrs. S. E. Linsley and sons, Scot
and Parke, of st. Paul, arrived her
via the auto route, Saturday, to spen,
the Fourth at the home ofthe former
parents, Prof. and Mrs. J. E. Sperling
South Jefferson street. They 1eturne
to ST. Paul, yesterday, accompanie
by Mrs. Linsley's brother, Ernst Spel
ling, who is enjoying a several days
visit at her5home.
Fire of unknown origin totally dc
stroyed a large granary on the farm Z
August Knopf, four miles east of 81
Peter, late. last Tuesday evenin,
causing a loss Of approximately $4,000
Some 600 bushels Of oats and cor
siderable quantity Of barley and spelt.
as we'll as machinery, tools and othe
farm implements, which latter wei
stored in the basement of the structure
were Blso consumed.
The story is going the rounds tn;
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