New Ulm review., 1921-02-23


Of Of this lis disposition than the young wife
possessed, =; 81.
Sitting bolt upright in bed, Friend
Wife turned to her life-partner and ,ex-
claimed: Well, Percival. (this isn't
his real name, but it will do for the
story, what on earth are you doing
there!y,' s.
Meekly and in subdued voice came
the reply: 'I'm waiting for the
storm 3s1:1 to break, Dearest
Mrs. William schlen Of Comfrey is
..convalescing nicely from the effects of
an operation, which she underwent at a
local hospital recently. - 'sk
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Seifert Of Milford township was
glad addened by the arrival Of baby
daughter, early last week.
A successful operation for blood
TRANSMISSION was performed upon Mrs.
Evan Roberts at a local hospital early
last week. The PATIENTS getting along
nicely. '..ss5 a
The Misses Freda Olstad ], and
Florence Frederickson returned to
New Ulm the fore part Of the week,
after spending few days with their
parents in Lake Hanska township.
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Z Mrs. G. F. Reineke attended a
fraternity banquet at the University of
Minnesota, Thursday evening. Her
son, Harold $Reineke is a member Of.
the fraternity which arranged the.
affair. 3 ,.Es. .tsi !
Mrs. Ernst Luepke observed her
birthday anniversary by entertaining
528 guests at her home. last Monday
evening. A very pleasant social time
was spent, after which a delicious lunch
was served S..
Cashier E. "A. Stoll of the State Bank
Of New Ulm is back at his post from a a
several days sojourn at Waterville.
lis said there is a special attraction IN
in. that village, but we have not as yet
learned her name. So 81. &
Otto Penkert sustained painful bruis-
es on the right side Of his body and
right foot, last Tuesday afternoon,
when he was struck by falling timbers
while working on scaffold at the
SafertrG rGngisberg Cement Construc-
ton Co. plant on Third North street.
It seems that old man Lefeyer, who
sold his restaurant and left for Co..
lumbus, Ind, got no further than New
ulm, where he got filed up on moon
shine shin and gave the cops more or less
trouble. The New Ulm man who
sold It also had the federal sleuths after
him SSpringfie A Adaunce- Press.
Leslie Sandhoe oefner, 10-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wenze1 Sandhoe efner,
residing on South Valley street, IS re-
covering satisfactorily from The effects
Of an operation for ruptured appendix,
which he. underwent at the Loretto
Hospital, Saturday morning. The
boys condition was very serious and
for orr q time his recovery was in doubt.
number Of prominen New Ulmites
received invitations to attend Wash
ington's Birthday celebration at the
Radisson Hotel, Minneapolis, last
evening. One Of the features Of the
occasion was Colonel George Washing
ton appearing in his uniform as COM
mander Of the Colonial army during
the evolutionary. war and discoursing
some some Of the important points in his
famous farewell address. Among The
speakers engaged for the evening were
e. g. Josiyn, Charles "A. Daily, John
Gleason, Hon. James A. Peterson and
Mayor !. A. Fritsche Of this city.
James Lucien Donham, mofes gener.
ally known as Deacon Z Donham, and
for a number of years publisher Of 4
treerlance magazine called Donham's
poings, uccumbed to cerebral hemor-
srhage at st. Peter, Tuesday night Of
last week. He was striken sud denly
while n at1work in his office in the Kons-
9lrEus b9lruck hotel there that forenoon.
Brother Donham was one of the oldest
newspaper men in this section of. the
state and his trenchant and satirical
I. pen9was welded unnercifully against
ypocrisy IN every form. He was q
fearless exponent of the rights of the
common people, regardless Of conse-
5qpenees, and was one Of the few
S, EDITORS who did not stutter IN their
s |denunciati ton Of the administration for,
mixing ia the late European conflict.
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