Sleepy Eye Residents Visit Various Cities
Roman Lindemann returned to Sleepy Eye after a pleasant call at his parents’ home. Mr and Mrs Henry Fritz of Sleepy Eye spent a day at New Ulm. Mrs Will Kissner of Sleepy Eye visited Mrs Francis Bastian and Muvller of this city. They were at the hospitals recently. She is recovering at H Siegler home in Sleepy Eye after an operation.
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Roman Lindemann
Sleepy Eye
Mrs. Henry Fritz
New Ulm
Will Kissner
Francis Bastian
Dane
Mary
Lo- Muvller
H. Siegler
Sleepy Bye
Athanas Henle
Eleanor
A. J. Henle
Obituary Mrs Wilhelmine Retzlaff Pioneer Resident Passes
Mrs Wilhelmine Retzlaff nee Grose dies at 2 30 am Monday at her North Jefferson home after eight years as an invalid from paralysis. Born February 27 1843 in Pommerania she was 77. Surviving children include Bertha Guth Chas Spalding Frank Guth Albert Spalding George Kastner and F H Retzlaff with 32 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral at Lutheran church and cemetery.
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Pommerania
Germany
Gottfried Retzlaff
America
New Ulm
Cottonwood
Retzlaff
Bertha Guth
Chas. Spalding
Lamberton
Frank Guth
Albert Spalding
Wanda
George Kastner
F. H. Retzlaff
John Havemeier, JR
John Havemeier
D Jr
Wilhelmine Poehler
Courtland
Havemeier
Cottage Hill
Wis
Minnesota
Courtlind
Courtland Lutheran Church
Max Friederrich
Albert
Emma
William
Ellenora
Herman Hagemeier
Louis
Belgrade Township
August
Herman Poehler
Monument to my departed friend should be erected now
A call urges timely ordering of a monument to honor a dear relative or friend as favorable weather arrives, promising prompt work and completion. The note emphasizes action and readiness to proceed with the memorial project.
World War Veterans elect officers in New Ulm meeting
New Ulm Post World War Veterans elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday meeting. A. H. Loose was named president, Robert Bartl vice president, Albert Bluhm secretary, Andrew Schmidt treasurer, and William Koester sergeant-at-arms. Members expressed enthusiasm for boosting future membership and noted the post was organized after Lester P. Barlow's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Post
World War Veterans
A. H. Loose
Robert Bartl
Albert Bluhm
Andrew Schmidt
William Koester
Post
New Ulm
Lester P. Barlow
Wiedenmann Named Local Rep for Aetna Life Insurance
W. W. Wiedenmann has been appointed local representative of Aetna Life Insurance Co writing accident and health policies. Appointment made by Walter G. Dingle special representative of Aetna St Paul branch who was in New Ulm last Wednesday. Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wiedenmann
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Wiedenmann
Walter G. Dingle
St. Paul
Injured in Runaway In Sleepy Eye
H E Davis of Sleepy Eye sustained painful injuries after trying to stop a runaway team driven by Vincent Zemler. He grabbed a horse by the head and was dragged from Leitschuh Seidl hardware store to Offerman residence, suffering bruises and a wagon wheel passing over his hand, with a period of unconsciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Davis
Sleepy Eye
Vincent Zemler
Mr. Davis
Leitschuh-Seid
Offerman
Fourth of July Observed as Holiday Across Agencies
The Fourth falls on Sunday this year, so Monday is officially treated as the holiday by the post office, banks, and offices. Carrier and general delivery at the local post office will close all day Monday except 8 to 9 a.m. No city or rural mail deliveries. Mrs Otto Engel and her children from Springfield visited the Wendt family in this city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Engel
Springfield
Herm. Wendt
City
Boy injures fingers in field accident near town
George Krueger twelve, son of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Krueger, six miles northwest of town in North Star township, lost two fingers and badly damaged two others while clearing weeds from a plow coulter last Saturday. He was taken to St John’s Hospital and treated by Dr W A Meierding. The Springfield Advance Press notes other local items including Rev G Mayer’s return from Hebron NC where he attended a German Evangelical Synod conference and the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jacob Runck celebrated at the home of their daughter Mrs Otto H Bloemke with Otto Wiedenmann and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Krueger
Ferdinand Krueger
North Star
St. John's Hospital
W. A. Meierding
Springfield Advance Press
Mré. H. Beussmann
Jacob Runck
Springfield
Otto H. Bloemke
Beuraann
Runck
Otto Wiedenmann
Sinn Feiner debut issued in New York City
The Sinn Feiner Publishing Co announces the first issue of Sinn Feiner a semismonthly review issued at a mass meeting held at All Saints Church Hall New York City on June 9 1920 The company office is 28 Duane Street New York City and will answer inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Feiner Publishing Co
Ireland
Sinn Feiner
All Saints’ Church Hall
New York City
Duane Street
Court Session Postponed Indefinitely by Judge Johnson
The session scheduled for last Tuesday was deferred by Judge Albert Johnson of Red Wing who could not attend. He will preside at the adjourned local district court session for Judge Olsen. Three cases remain to be tried before him. Subscribe For the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Red Wing
Olsen
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Fair Grounds
New Ulm, Minn
Brown County Agricultural Society
Hart Schaffner & Marx
H. C. of
Emil Metzinger & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Florsheim Shoes
Twin City Lines
University Avenue
Whilelmine Retzlaff
George Vollmer
Sarah
Manderfeld
Vollmer
Otto C. Wichtel
Minn
St. New Ulm
New Ulm Bottling Works
New Ulm, Minne
Waris
Aetna CO
New Ulm Review
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