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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
3
December wedding in Morgan unites Carl Henshaw and Miss Ella Lee with Judge William Mather presiding. Witnesses Herman Jahnke and Otto Wiedenmann report a quiet ceremony at the county courthouse office. couple, both Northwestern Telephone employees, later depart for their new life.
Several weddings are noted including Henry Battig and Christina Nelson of Eden planning a Christmas return to their farm home in Eden. John Carlson and Lena Schouvelier of this city wed with plans to settle in New Ulm. Alexander Massopust and Sylvia Hartig of Minneapolis marry at the Hartig home and will reside in Minneapolis. Milton Hartwich and Anna Grabow wed near Wabasso then trip to Janesville and Waseca before settling in Wabasso. Luke Jelden and Julie Sturm of Milford marry at Prof Ackermann’s home with a reception for about 60 guests and plans to settle on the Milford farm once joining Estates. The reviews extend best wishes to all couples.
Dr. H. W. Hill states rural residents do not outpace city dwellers in health. The Minnesota Public Health Association outlines a 1920 program funding education, clinics, dental maternal and nutritional services in rural areas via Red Cross Christmas Seals and Health Bonds. Minimum state allocation is $250,000 with funds staying in county control to support local health efforts.
Mesdames H C Hess and Elmer Haeberle hosted outgoing Orient Chapter No 60 C E S officers at a luncheon in the father's home yesterday afternoon. Hess served as secretary and Mrs anion past worthy matron of the local Star lodge during the past year. Mr and Mrs Emil Bethke received a telegram reporting the death of Mrs August Wojnahn of Okla. Deceased's husband is Mrs Bethke's uncle.
Mr and Mrs Otto Sturm of Milford observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on the same day their daughter Luella Helena married Luke Jelden. The couple, German natives, had lived in Essig and Brown County before settling near Milford. The celebration featured white pink and silver decorations and out of town guests attended from Sleepy Eye Easig Hartley and Brockton. Also reported are two juried court cases, Elma Van Winkle versus W J Julius and Milbrett versus the Milford Supervisors, with verdicts and damages noted.
Miss Adelia Faust of Winthrop, engaged as a nurse at Eitel hospital in Minneapolis, arrived yesterday afternoon for a short visit at Mrs. Anna Wallner's home. Edwin Hofmeister of Lucan visited his cousin John Bauer, who is recovering from a recent operation at a local hospital.
A grocer invites holiday buyers to read a list of goods and promises quality, fair prices, and service as the cornerstone of his reputation.
A holiday display offers two lines of dried fruits including raisins currents citrons orange and lemon peel along with shelled and whole nuts of all kinds for festive baking and gifting.
We are selling the best California soft shell walnuts at 45 cents per pound. These are genuine soft shells from the new crop and of fine quality. Avoid poor walnuts and pay a little more for superior nuts.
Local readers are invited to consider options for holiday greenery and yard maintenance. The note highlights trimming services and seasonal decor ideas for homes, inviting inquiries for estimates and service scheduling.
The notice highlights popular holiday foods with a tempting mix of orange and red apple varieties. It urges shoppers to stock the pantry and sideboard with plenty of big Red Apples for the celebration.
A local shop promotes Mixed Nuts as the number one mix featuring walnuts pecans almonds and brazil nuts with no peanuts at 40 cents per pound. The offer highlights quality nuts and a bargain price for the coming week.
Local shop announces a full line of Christmas candies identical to prior years with price points ranging from 30 to 60 cents per pound.
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