23 Mar 1921
Page 5
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
5
Local notes report residents and visitors from Lafayette, Nicollet and Lamberton including Dr Strickler and Mr Swenson. Court action looms with a heavy docket at Redwood Falls April 18 and Morgan votes on school district independence tomorrow.
Joseph Haugen of Hanska underwent tonsil removal at Union Hospital. Mesdames Otto Tappe and Louis Landau visited the Fred W. Spaeth home in Winthrop. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gaethe departed for Mankato to locate permanently.
Thursday March 24 features The Vigilantes All Star with thrilling action and romance including mob scenes and battles between Indians and settlers. Saturday March 26 presents Harry Carey in Human Stuff a comedy with scraps. Paramount Superspecial runs Sunday to Tuesday March 27 28 and 29.
Mrs. Vivian Dorn transacted business at Nicollet last week. Gust Bruess and family from Sleepy Eye were recent visitors to New Ulm. Mrs. Waldemar Jahnke visited Fairfax relatives. Miss Lydia Schweppe from St. Tapes stayed with John Dietz in New Ulm. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schaefer visited Lamberton. John Haas of Lamberton returned home after a visit with local relatives. Mrs. Frank Berle near Gibbon came home after gall stones operation. Nurses surprised Miss Eda Kamrath on her birthday with a social evening at her North Washington home. Al Glaeser returned to Gibbon after appendicitis surgery at Loretto Hospital. Mrs. Henry Vedder returned home on South Minnesota after a three week hospital stay. Mrs. Harry Lang and son Gordon visiting Ben Mayer in Gibbon. Harry samples rare delicacies during absence.
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