New Ulm review., 1921-02-16
Lawrence Korth of Sleepy Eye was
a New Ulm visitor early last week.

George Thompson of Morgan trans,
acted business here, Wednesday,.
Fred Steinhaus was Morgan visitor
Monday and Tuesday of last week.
| Frank Mensen of Springfield arrived
here Wednesday and spent a few days
visiting friends.
Henry Nelson and Rasmus Jorgen-
son of Golden were business visitors
here, Thursday.
Bennie Matter and Miss Rose DAWN
OF North Star township were recent
New Ulm visitors.
Nels Christensen has returned to
Springfield, followinga a few days visit
with New Ulm relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buenger were
guests of Sleepy Eye friends the fore
part of last week.
Edmund Goblirsch spent the week.
end under the parental roof at La
fayette. The young man is attending
school here.
Hofmeisters Orchestra furnished
music for a dance given by the Catholic
Order of Foresters at Sleepy Eye one
evening recently.
Miss Gertrude Kotten has returned
to Springfield after enjoying few days
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
Alex. Reinhart, in West Newton town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Isaksen and Miss
Rose lsaksen have returned to North
Star township, following a pleasant
visit at the Otto Wiedenmann home on
North Franklin street.
The people of Springfield have do
mated 81 1,420 for the benefit of the
Orpheus Band of that village and it is
expected that the donations will reach
the $4,000 mark.
Miss Leona Mayer of Faribault ar
rived here Friday for few days visit
at the home Of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. G. Mayer She returned to
Faribault Monday morning.
c. Sommerfeld Of Sleepy Eye is a
patient at the Union Hospital here.
He recently submitted to an operation
for the removal of tumor and is well
on the road to recovery now.
Mrs. Ed. Johnson of Sleepy Eye is
]convalescing nicely from the effects
OF an operation performed upon her at
the Loretto Hospital here. Her con.
dition was serious when she. was
brought to the local institution.
Asher Davey, mail carrier on Sleepy
Eye route 5 for the past s years, ha.
been retired on a pension, he having
reached the age of 70 years. He re
celves well-deserved reward from tn,
Federal government for faithful service
Governor j. A. O. Preus has. reap
pointed Fred Prahl of Mulligan town
ship as deputy state boiler inspector
for the Fourteenth Senatorial District
comprising Brown and Redwood coun
ties The appointment is for tern
of two years.
A. F. Kuske, well-known druggis
OF Sleepy Eye, and the new presiden
of the hustling Commercial Club o
, that city, has brand new secretar,
, to assist him in his arduous duties
Mrs. Kuske presented him with
: healthy baby girl, Monday evenin
, of last week.
Mrs. A. K. Gault of St. Peter ha
formally announced her intention c
} filing as a candidate for the office {
mayor OF that progressive city Mayo
| William Haesecke has declined to see
!, reelection and it is possible that th
t field will remain open for Mrs. Gaulr
!, who, it is believed, is the first woma
to run for mayor in Minnesota.
A party of friends most agreeabl
n surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Dal
!. at their home on Second North stree
). which they are occupying since r,
). Gently, Friday evening and bridge We
S enjoyed, Mrs. Dahl and Mrs. j. 1
d Groebner carried off the high and 10
honors, respectively. After enjoying
pleasant social evening, a delicio,
luncheon was served.
/ St. Peter took on the appearance
| a cosmopolitan city, Friday, VIII,
| Chinese, japanese, Filipino, Hint
students and those of a dozen 9th
nationalities, who are attending ms
tutions of learning in Minnesota, :
sembled there to attend the annu
conference of the Student Voluntee
at Gustavus Adolphus College. Sor
200 delegates were present at t
gathering, which continued until Su
! J! day