New Ulm review., 1922-03-15
A +. H. Behnke has 'been.a absent in the

5 Mr. ana MIS-. A. j.. Sch1mSchOck
were business callers at Sleepy Eye
last Tuesday.
Miss Elsa Menk Of Morgan visited
last week for several days at the home
Of John Menk Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kohn Of St. Peter
were Sunday guests at the Reinhold
land Henry G. Kohn families near
|Courtland.
Hofmeister's band will give their
regular annual band concert Wednes
day, April 19. More particulars will
be issued later.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schroepfer
living in the Neumann house on First
North Street are the parents Of baby
daughter born Monday night.
Miss Rose Schreiner has returned to
her home here following a few days
Visit at the Joe Glesisner home near
st. George. She returned Monday
Afternoon.
Mrs. G. w. Miller and son Thaxter
returned from Rochester, Sunday even
| ing, after spending few days at the
home Of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Hanson.
George Arndt Of New Ulm, Alfred
Kiecker of Fairfax, Fred Wacker Of
Arlington and William Kunze of Sleepy
Eye submitted to major operations at
the Union hospital Tuesday morning
Ed. MCGOWAN, Chief Of Police of
Sleepy Eye had the misfortune to take
a tumble last Thursday, injuring his
back very severely. He was confined
to his home for over week on account
of this accident.
During the past week Rev. Losleben
of this city,, Rev. James Klein, Rev.
w. Rentz and Rev. friedrich Of Sleepy
Eye assisted in the observance of the
forty hours devotion at St. Raphael's
Catholic church in Springfield.
Mrs. Alfred Broo, residing on North
Jefferson street was operated upon at
the Loretto Hospital, yesterday morn
ling. Mrs. Broo is reported as being
quite seriously i'll, but her complete
recovery is looked forward to by her
many friends. Il
Arlene, the nine-months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Reed, re-
siding in the vicinity Of Cambria died
Thursday morning after a short illness.
The funeral was held Saturday morning
from the Searles Catholic church and
linterment was made in the cemetery
nearby.
! Anton M. Sprenger, who has been
spending the past several months with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
ISprenger, residing on North Jefferson
street, and with other relatives and
friends in this city, will return to
Elizabeth, Mimi, today where, he has
1rented farm, and will follow the oc-
lcupation of farming this season.
The Mems League of the M. E.
church will meet this evening at the
church parlors. The ladies Of the
various societies have been invited and
a pleasing program has been arranged.
Rev. Bartholomew Of the Twin Cities
will be the speaker for the occasion.
Messrs. Carl Case, G. N. Robertson
and Ben Parmeter are the hosts for the
evening.
The. annual meeting CT the Spring
field Building & Loan Association was
held in the basement of the State
Bank Monday evening, March 6, at
which time the following were elected
las members Of the Board of Directors:
| H. H. Birkemeyer, J. A. Rieck, A. G.
| Lehrer and E. L. Nippolt. E. Nippolt
was reelected as secretary. During
1.-The past year new loans aggregating
$23, 900 were made and the institution
at the present time has 225 stock
lholders and is in a fourishing condition
| j. G. Jackson and G.. Root who have
held the majority of the stock in the
Farmers &, Merchants State Bank o
Morgan have disposed Of their holaing
to E. H. Albrecht, F. J. Fenske, R
G. VESSEL, G. B. Huschke, Vim. Greer
! a.. j. Tauer, John Gluth and +. w
Zaske. This stock is. to be distributed
! among business men and farmers
In the very near future re-organiza
tion meeting will be held. For th
:, present J. G. jackson and E. r
Grabow will remain with the institu
tion and it is contemplated to hir
additional help.
j It will interest friends Of F. v. Bott
| a >former resident of Springfield an,
well known throughout the County
!. to learn that he has established al
auto and tractor school at Little Rock
Arkansas. The school which was bu
recently established has grown S,