New Ulm review., 1922-02-01

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Mrs. B. M. Frantz of Golden visited
with Mrs. Emile Reinhart during the
past week.
Miss Irene Koehler Of Faribault was
a weekend visitor with local relatives
and friends.
Miss Anna Frasch was called to
Golden last week to attend to pro-
fessional duties as nurse.
Miss Margaret Kunz has returned
from st. Peter, where she had been the
guest Of the Misses Veronica and
Rose Kunz. 81
William Rausch, who SIS employed
by Wilibald Eibner &, Son, spent
short time visiting with relatives at
Bird Island.
Miss Esther Meierding, who has been
a guest at the Arnold Cordes home for
several weeks, left yesterday morning
Tor her home IN st. Paul.
A little girl was crying from the.
effects of a fall. Her mother asked
her where she was hurt and she replied,
"On the back of my lap"
Mrs. G. H. Helmes left for her home.
in st. Paul, Saturday, following an ex-
tended stay at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. H. Besmehn, and family,
here.
Miss Anna Kuiden who is attending
DR.. Martin Luther College, was taken
to the Union Hospital, last Tuesday,
upon becoming suddenly i'll. Miss
Kuiden's home is in Hanska.
Edgar Ruemke and Harold Williams
took health hike to Sleepy Eye
Sunday morning, and also attended the.
poultry show there during the day, and
returned home Oh the afternoon train.3
Mrs. William Brandt was most
pleasantly surprised by Is Of her
friends at her home on North State
street, Thursday afternoon. A de-
icious three course dinner was served
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Sallet, residing
on North Washington street, have a
twofold reason to be happy. Yes, its
twins-a boy and girl-which made
their debut at the Sallet home, Friday
forenoon. Mother and babes are do
ing nicely and the proud daddy was
kept busy passing around twin
smokes.
Plans for the admission of farmers to
the St. Peter Business Mems Associa-
tion have now been completed and
every farmer interested in a bigger and
better community is asked to become a
member of the civic organization. A
meeting will be held tomorrow, Thurs
day., at which time preparations for
the annual banquet of the Association
will be discussed. ~. >s.5z.l .
Mrs. Charles Dempsey and Mrs
William Ritt of St. Peter witnessed the
performance Of Fiji of the Toy
Shop, which was staged at Turner
Theatre, Friday evening. The pro-
duction is the same that is to be pre-
sented at St. Peter next month under
the auspices Of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the American Legion
The Misses Vera and Leolas Strick-
ler, who are attending Columbia Uni
versity in New York City, will com
plete their years course of secretarial
instruction this month and will arrive
home for short visit with their father,
DR.. o. c.. Strickler. Both have ac-
cepted positions in St. Paul with the
St. Paul Trust Company, and will enter
upon their duties February 18th.
At a regular meeting Of St. John
Court, C. o. F., held Friday evening
plans regarding proposed new rates
which would make the organization
100 per cent solvent, were discussed
!. The recording secretary, Alex L. Henle
had notified every member to be il
attendance. Other plans were up TO
discussion The Women's Catholic Or
= der oof Foresters have already put tn
2 advanced crates into effect. s
y t9Lfiaift S. a2!s n Ia.
vi IA man MAJ who believes in the old say
!. inc, s.".See 2. pin and pick it up and al
+ that day, you'll have, good luck" say
,i[a pin, in front Of the postoffice th'
other day. Bending down to get it
his hat tumbled off and rolled into th'
street, his eyeglasses fell and brok
on the walk, his suspenders gave wa!
behind, he busted the buttonhole o.
the back Of his shirt collar and almos
y lost his new front teeth. But he go
the pin!
George Doehne Jr., Of Bossburg
Washington, was here for a visit wit
z LIS. fo+bor Goorno noohno Sr an,