New Ulm review., 1921-05-25
Ernst Strelow recently called on his
many friend at Lamberton.

many friend at lLamberton.
4 Alois Brey transacted business at
/ Springfield, Thursday. |
Mrs. Friederike Dittbenner is back
/ from visit with relatives and friends
at Morgan and Sleepy Eye.
Gust. Guhlke and Everett and
Harry Peterson Of Golden were New
business visitors, last Tuesday.
The Misses Emma Hanson and
Mabel Lilleodden Of Hanska were New
Ulm visitors, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Janet Russell Of West Newton
enjoyed brief visit at the Asher
Davey home in Sleepy Eye, the fore
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes and
family OF Sleepy Eye were over-Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs. Hughes
mother, Mrs. George Altman.
Mrs. John Schwengle returned to
her home at Lamberton, the latter part
of last week, after having received
medical attention alta local hospital
for the past two weeks.
Memorial Day dinner, at Turner
Hall, next Monday, May 80, by the
Union Hospital Ladies Aid. SO cents
per plate. Everybody welcome.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Athanas Henle and
daughter, Elizabeth and Elenor, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Henle at Sleepy Eye, the fore
part of last week.
Mrs. Felix Brust, who enjoyed a
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Schneider, on South
Minnesota street, has returned to her
home in Sleepy Eye.
The Girls Sewing Club of the local
grade school enjoyed themselves at
an outing on the hills near New Ulm,
Monday afternoon. The girls had
prepared a dainty lunch for the oc-
on.-Lafayette Ledger.
Gaylord nimrods recently partici-
pated in a crow hunt and total of
la of these highly injurious birds were
eradicated. The hunters formed into
two parties, one of which secured Is
crows, while the other bagged 80.
The recent aurora borealis played
havoc with the high tension electric
lines of the Northern States Power Co.,
the magnetic force Of the wonderful
phenomena greatly impairing the
service. In number of instances,
fuses were blown out.
Miss Sophie Kuehn of Milford
township assisted her sister, Mrs. Ed.
| Wendinger, residing on North Mime
sofa street, last week. Mrs. Wendin-
ger had the misfortune to sprain her
right ankle quite seriously, but the in
jury is now improving.
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| Mrs. Hokan Johnson of Winthrop is
convalescing nicely from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis and
gallstones, which was performed upon
her at the Union Hospital here, recent
ly. Her parents and brother, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Ben. Pearson and son, Hiding,
also of Winthrop, called on Mrs. John
son at the hospital last week.
Approximately $500 have already
been donated for the proposed new hog
and sheep barn to be erected on the
Fair Grounds at ST. Peter preparatory
to the Nicollet County Fair next fall.
The barn will be 20x12O feet in size
and the cost of the necessary material
is estimated at about $1,500. Much
of the labor has also been donated.
Friends here Of Miss Emma Grams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Grams of this village, were pleased to
learn Of her marriage to Frank Portner
at New Ulm on Tuesday, May 10, and
join us in extending congratulations
and well wishes. The newlyweds will
make their future home in New Ulm,
where the groom is employed in the
Eagle Roller Mills. Nicollet Leader
The county commissioners of Nicol-
Ter county held a special meeting at
st. Peter, yesterday, for the purpose Of
hearing the engineers and viewers
reports on County Ditch No. II. The
estimated cost of this project is $780,
and it will drain parts of New Sweden
and Lake Prairie townships. The
i purpose Of yesterdays special session
was to decide whether or not the pro-
posed ditch is to be constructed.
/ Anton C. Dietzel Of Arlington passed
kaway at the Union Hospital here
Saturday morning at 2 o'clock, aged
35 years. He had been suffering with
tuberculosis as the result of an attack
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