New Ulm review., 1922-04-19
II No.
MINI.
Street

I]HIN|DNInNDNNIDDNlNDINInIDIIDID|l|l Observation-Disclosures
Miss Dorothy O'Sander Of Minneapo-
lis spent the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Somsen on North
broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nenno left on
Saturday for Mankato where they
are visiting at the F. j. Nenno home
for several days.
Mrs. Alfred Domeier has returned
to her home in this city after spending
several days at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Anna Scherff at Winthrop.
The o. E. Lieder family have re-
turned to their home in Morgan fol-
lowing several; days visit at the
Robert Lieders home in this city.
] Mrs. William Radel arrived in New
Ulm from Sleepy Eye on Saturday af-
Eternoon to visit with her parents, Mr..
land Mrs. Carl Reinke on North Payne
Street. Ssr
Alfred Scheibel4son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry scheibel Of Cottonwood town
Iship left on Monday for Rochester
where he has accepted position in q
drug store.
! Mrs. S. Isaacs and little daughter,
Violet, visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Isaacs at Sleepy Eye sew
eral days during the past week. They
returned to this city on Saturday.
/ Mrs. Fred Pfeifer and daughter,
Dorothy of Morton have returned to
their home after visiting at the home
of the formers mother, Mrs. Julius
Schmidt, residing on North Washing
ton Street.
i Mrs. Frank Janotta came over on
saturday afternoon to visit over Sun
day with her daughter, Miss Mathilde
who is employed in New Ulm. Mrs.
Janotta returned to her home on
4 Monday afternoon.
4 The infant daughter of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. George Roiger of Springfield
passed away on Friday morning as
the result Of a severe case of pneumo-
Z lnia. Everything possible was done
to save the fast-ebbing little life, but
all efforts proved unavailing and
death ensued. The funeral took
place at st. RaphaePs church at
[Springfeld last Monday morning,
Rev. F. S. Rant conducting the ser
vices.
Ernst johnson who has been butter
maker in the Riverside Creamery at
i lBernadotte for the past twelve years
has accepted a similar position with
the Lafayette Creamery. He takes
| the place Of Alex Johnson who recent
lly resigned to become field manager
of the buttermakers of this district.
He will be succeeded at the River
Iside Creamery by Ben Wilson who
Iserved two years apprenticeship un-
der Alex johnson and who for the
past four years has managed Cream
cry in the northern part Of the State.
i Last week Wednesday, dairy
booster meeting was held in the Ar
mory at st. Peter and was attended by
NEARLY three hundred people. The
meeting was arranged by Olsen &
ISeitzer and waa the biggest of its kind
lever arranged in ST.. Peter. Address
les were made by N. II. Olson, vice
q president Of the Citizens State Bank,
i County Agent, Earl Springer who
loutlined the needs of Nicollet County
lin the dairy line, and Prof. j. w.
4 kaufman who talked on the import
lance Of the study Of agriculture. D.
IQ. Grabill, Wisconsin dairy expert,
lspoke in the evening. He pointed
out how civilization is dependent up
| on and based upon the welfare Of ag-
Iriculture. In the course Of his speech
B The showed a one reel motion picture
d on dairying.
Fl Genuine Printzess Suits at little
lmore than half what they were al
Il Ochs of course. Adv 1f