New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-03
cRoNE BROS. SPECIALS.

cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
Those who wear the Magic clasp
carriers say they're the best thing ever
happened in the garter line. Try a
pair. Price for mems and women's
25c per pair. Children S 15c to zoe per
pair.
Ladies' and children's black and
colored parasols are the proper thing
for this kind of weather. We have a
good assortment at low prices.
Make your summer dresses accord
ing to the New Idea patterns, and you
can rest assured that they re cut right,
they fit right and the style is right.
lOc a pattern.
Chi1dren's crash and linen jackets
at1ess than cost. Suitable for Spring,
Summer and Fall wear. SOC up.
Our line of white and black belts is
replete with many pretty designs. Al
SO a full line of extra size belts in
black. Come and see them.
Edwin Juni returned Sunday from a
visit in Springfield.
Jacob Brust and wife were Hanska;
visitors over Sunday.
Otto Schell was in the Twin Cities
on business Saturday.
Vim. Gieseke made business trip
to Walnut Grove Monday.
Jos. Leonhardt of Mankato, spent
Sunday with relatives in the city.
Ernst Eyrich and family are at home
after spending week with his parents.
Miss Alice Pfefferle visited last week
with friends and relatives in Minnea-
polls.
A boy made his appearance last
Wednesday at the home of Gus Guse
and wife.
Mrs. o. j. Duane and children
visited over Sunday with Mankato
relatives.
Miss Eva Klossner has returned from
her visit in Winona with Miss Mabel
McLennan.
Eugene Koehler and family spent
Sunday at the home of Fred Backer
in Sleepy Eye.
Miss Florence Pfefferle and brother,
Richard, are absent on visit to rela-
tives in Tracy and Marshall.
Fred Williams departed Monday for.
st. Louis, where he will visit the.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
w. T. Eckstein reached home Thurs
day evening from his trip to Spokane,
Wash, and other Puget Sound points.
New Ulm played CORTLAND at the
latter place Sunday afternoon and won
an easy victory. The score was II to 5.
j. II. Sattler has retired from the
firm of Goede & Sattler and will go to
Ivanhoe to open a photograph gallery
Mrs. Adolph Klause and children
went to Morgan Sunday to spend a
week or ten days with Aug. J. Klause
and family.
A. j. Eckstein, Otto Schell, and
Louis Entrup and wives drove to
Sleepy Eye Thursday and spent the
day with friends.
W. B. Gislason of Minneota, was
here Saturday evening and attended
the meeting of the Minnesota Mutual
Fire Insurance company.
The Hanska ballteam passed through
the city Sunday on their way to
Springfield. In game at that place
they were beaten to 2.
Rev. Jacob Durbahn of Wabasso
preached in the Methodist church
Saturday evening and conducted the
quarterly meeting Sunday.
Eldred Mowery has resigned his
position at the Minneapolis & ST
Louis depot and Howard Klossner il
taking his place temporarily.
Mrs. J. H. Siegel and Miss Josephine
Siegel reached home last Wednesday
evening from Lake Minnetonka, wher.
they spent a fortnight very pleasantly
Robt. Loheyde purposes furnishing
one attraction for the county fair. H
will pitch a tent on the grounds ant
set up one of his moving picture ma
chimes.
Thomas Rossetter, the man who wa
stabbed near the depot about two week
ago, has fully recovered and he is no,
out and around again. Springfield
Advance.
| A number of young ladies gave a
enjoyable dance in the Milford clu