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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
7
Dry garden care with galvanized iron sprinklers up to 1.19. Pack away furs with Moth-a-lac to prevent odor next fall. New 100 piece dinnerware sets and dresses for Brides table. Big dolls for Weddings on display. Window features next week showcase of kids with smiles.
Wenzel Fritz of Sleepy Eye visited Essig last week. C. N. Robertson did business in Sleepy Eye last Wednesday. W. T. Stalley of Sleepy Eye went to New Ulm on business last Tuesday. Henry Ahrens returned from the Twin Cities after several days away. Seemann, former New Ulm Lumber Co. manager, now at Arlington, spent days in New Ulm. Ida Beltz of Golden Gate visited friends in New Ulm and St George. Frank Schreiner and Herman Peiter of Winthrop conducted business in New Ulm recently. Councilor Karl H. Rutderheide is convalescing after appendicitis surgery at a local hospital last Tuesday. Dr and Mrs W A C Ochs and son Vincent returned to Ivanhoe after visiting Mr and Mrs H H Walter on North Broadway. Mrs Ochs is Mrs Walter's sister.
A string of weddings is recorded with details from Holy Trinity and Ev Frieden churches. OchsSchueller bound in matrimony with Hen Hond. MielkeAnderson unite with attendants and home receptions. KriegerRadke join in a large church ceremony with guests from surrounding towns. ReinhartWagner wed at Holy Trinity with plans for farm life. Total notices reflect postwar marriages, local family ties, and homes promised to newlyweds in Bernadotte and Cottonwood townships.
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