New Ulm review., 1921-03-09

AlIred ROllOH, SON OF Nr., ana MrS.
Fred Rollof Of Milford township, has
returned from Austin, Mimi, after
completing an eight weeks course at
the University of Southern Mime
sofa Auto School. q
Prof. A. Ackermann delivered a
lectureat a meeting OF the Mems Club
ofImmanual Lutheran church}at Man
kato, Friday evening. The gathering
was largely attended and the address
was well received.
Otto Buenger and Albert Foil,
managers. of the Buenger Furniture
Co.'S. stores at New Ulm and Sleepy
Eye, respectively, spent a few days in
the Twin Cities on business last week.,
returning home Friday evening.
Rev. F.. Koehlcr and family Of
Nicollet arrived here Sunday after
noon, for visit with Mrs Koehler's
father, Rev. C. j.. Albrecht. Rev.
Koehler returned home the same even
ing, while Mrs. Koehler and child res
manned until Monday afternoon.
Crone Bros Department Store Club
held its first monthly meeting last
Tuesday evening and discussed many
matters pertaining to the big store.
All members take an active part in the
affairs of the club and are enthusiastic
in making it a success.
Noteworthy improvements are being
made in the former shoe department. of
Crone Bros. big department store here
The shelving has been removed and the
walls are being re-decorated. The
space formerly occupied BY the shoe
department will be used for ether
goods as soon as the improvements ale
completed as ..S. t.,.
Miss Alice Pfeiffer, teacher in a rural
school in North Star township, spent
Sunday at the home of her, parents,
Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Pfeiffer, in Mil
ford township. She was accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Lilac Zellmer, of
Sleepy Eye. Miss Pfeiffer's brothers
and sister took her back to North Star
in the Pfeiffer car, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Zellmer also returned to Sleepy
Eye with them. f
Miss Linda Berg was most agreeablys
surprised at her home on South Broad
way, Tuesday evening, by. about 20
of her young lady friends, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games
and at $500. The honors were
awarded to Mrs. Hilarius Berg, Mrs.
Otto Schneider Gladys Henle and Ella
Peuser. Shortly before midnighta de
licious two-course luncheon was served,
after which the guests departed for
their respective homes tt f9ai.l
r. B. Kennedy, the genial county
superintendent of schools, when asked
for news by the Review editor this
week, said the only thing he knew
was that his ''hivver' is in the "hospi
tai" The doctor pronounced the
ailment as ''over-work" and nervous
prostration, so Bruce" will have
to give his Ford a needed rest to re-
cuperate." -, Well, anyhow, it's rain
ing now and the roads are rather
muddy. He considers it fortunate
that the veteran go-devil did not clay
down on the job before the advent
of the moist spell. 1t has done faith
full service heretofore
Clifton E. Smith was most agreeably
surprised by some 20 friends and rela-
tives at the home Of his parents-in-laW,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Korbel, on North
State street, Sunday evening. The
occasion was his birthday anniversary.
The evening was pleasantly spent,
playing t50O' and honors were award
ed as follows: Ladies' high, Mrs.
Joseph Wiesner; ladies' low, Mrs. John
H. Seifert of Searles; gents high, Ben.
I. Vetter; gents low, Herman H.
Frenzel. After the game delicious
luncheon was served, whereupon the
guests departed, wishing Mr.. Smith
many happy returns of the day.