New Ulm review., 1921-02-09

Miss Frieda Schwartz has returned
from weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. C. i. Kranz, in Nicollet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pullman left
for the Twin Cities, yesterday morning,
to enjoy a few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Ben. Coulter of Lamberton
is receiving medical attention at the
Union Hospital here for an affliction
OF one Of her feet. Mr. Coulter ac-
accompanied her to New Ulm the fore
part Of last week
s Twenty-Five years ago an ice palace
was erected in New Ulm and their was
great sport at a winter carnival. The
mild weather obtaining during the
present winter would have precluded
such an event, had one been planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maloney,
Ben. Coulter and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coulter Of Lamberton drove to New
Ulm, Wednesday, and spent the day
visiting Mrs. Ben. Coulterand Thomas
Maloney, Jr., .who.are convalescing at
local hospitals s,is
The issuance of bonds in the sum of
100000 for the. remodeling of the
Sleepy Eye high school building was
carried at the special election of the
school district, last Tuesday evening,
by vote of 595 to 78. The plans for
the work have already been prepa ed.
There was a copious downfall of
the beautiful yesterday, which com
menced in the forenoon and threatened
to continue all day Probably Bre'r
Groundhog foresaw the coming snow
when he scampered back into his lair
after observing his shadow last Tues
day.
Rudolph Paulson will succeed John
Sperstad as manager of the Hanska
shipping Association, next month,
having been engaged by the board of
directors at recent meeting. Mr..
Paulson will receive commission of
five cents. The directors called for
bids and his was the lowest.
Mrs. Fred Thor and her sister, Miss
Alma Konakowitz of Rochester are
spending a few weeks at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Konakowitz, ST., in this city They
came here especially to visit their
brother, Henry, who is convalescing
from a serious operation performed
upon him at local hospital recently.
Mrs. Anna Maltzahn entertained a
group of lady friends at card party
at her home on South State street, one
afternoon last week " $500 was
played, high honors being won by. Mrs.
Herman Bong, while. the low prize was
awarded to Mr.. III. O. Scheluder. A
delicious luncheon was served and
those present enjoyed a. very pleasant
afternoon. ::
Lew Gustaison OF Lafayette sus-
tained painful injury to his left eye,
while splitting wood at his home in
that village. NJ onday evening Of last
week. A piece of wood struck his
optic and he was brought to the
Union Hospital here by Or. F. w.
Behmler. At first it was feared that
Mr.. Gustafson would lose the injured
eye, but hopes are entertained that It
can be saved f S IS,
Rev. c. j. Albrecht, the teachers OF
the Ev.-Lutheran st. Paul'sIparochial
school and the trustees OF the congre-
cation together with their wives ar
ranged an carried .out a pleasant sur
prise for Teacher w. F. Blauert, last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
Mr. Blauert's 33rd anniversary as a
Lutheran parochial school teacher.
The evening was greatly enjoyed by
all present.
Some 600 persons, members of the
st. Joseph Society and their families
attended the delightful social enter
tainment arranged by this organiza-
ton at the New Ulm Armory, Wednes-
day evening, and everyone present
enjoyed very pleasant time Dance
ing was the principal diversion, in
terspersed with pleasing program
of comic vocal numbers, which was
roundly applauded. At the close a
delicious luncheon was served.
st. Peter is in the grip of5a polite
ness campaign The first sssleuth',
to be sent out on the trail Of the politest
person in that city was a minister Of
the gospel. After appling the acid
test, - he says it was a very; difficult
job to find the persons gentleman
and lady entitled toa prize of$5 .OC
each, donated by certain ST.. Peter
business men, for the most courteous
people. One of those receiving a
prize was railroad employee, and a
freight man, at that.
John d" is certainly ingratiatinf
l.