New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-21
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cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
The largest line of baby shoes in the
city. Just convince yourself.
For Fur Coats for men Or ladies
come to US. The most complete line
that ever was shown.
Just received a full line of Buster
Brown collars at l0c. ALI sizes.
Oil cake any quantity.
Douglas shoes. The best for the
money. Try pair.
What is the use paying $3.50 for cor
sets made to order when you can get
one to fit for $l.00.
Look at our cloak stock. The finest
and largest in the city.
Rev. II. J. Hjetland, a graduate of
Yale divinity school, class of 1898,
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church Sunday in exchange
with Rev. D. 0. Bean.
M. A. Andreas, formerly teacher in
the New Ulm Catholic parochial
schools, has moved his family to ST.
George, where he has been engaged to
USdCIl ILL UllG SClloO1o.
Rev. d. O. Bean has been retained
as pastor of the Congreg ational church
far another year. A meeting of the
members was held Thursday night
when a vote favorable to Mr.. Bean
was taken.
Rev. Fl. B. Sandmeyer and Wd.
Eibner returned Friday from ST. Louis.
The purpose of their visit was a meet
ing of the National German Central
society, but while in the city they also
visited the fair.
x Special sale on wooden dress goods
and fannels at j. F. Neumann next
Monday.
A party of Mankato automobiles
who stopped in the city Sunday for
dinner and a short visit included
Messrs. G. H. Saulpaugh, w. l..
Hixon, j. Fl. Spencer and W. w.
Eberhart, with their wives.
Mrs. G.. W. Brown left Wednesday
for Sioux City, Ia. After a short visit
with friends there she will go to her
home in Winona. Mrs. Brown had
been visiting for several weeks with
her sister Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bertha Gustschow,
daughter of Mrs. M. Gustsch0w, and
William Hellmann. The wedding will
be solemnized September 10Th at p.
NJ, in the German Lutheran church.
H. r. Schellinger of Sleepy Eye was
down Friday to attend the fair. Mr..
Schellinger says he has not missed
attending a single fair since the first
one was held.
The Blue Earth county fair was held
at Garden City Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of last week. Several
Mankato horses were entered in the
races there and the management feel
very well satisfied with the patronage
the fair received.
A Worlds fair party which is to
leave for ST. Louis via the North
western next Tuesday includes Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Somsen, DIR. and
Mrs. j. L. Schoch and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. REIN. The party will make a
short stop in Chicago.
X Buy your dress goods and fannels
at great reduced prices at j. F. Neu-
man next Monday.
The announcement previously made
that John A. Johnson of St. Peter,
candidate for governor of the state,
would be in this city on September
25th was a mistake. Later in the
campaign Mr.. Johnson will visit New
Ulm and make an address.
,, Herman Held has received a letter
from William F. Stohlman and
William Garrioch dated at Lexington,
| Mo-, speaking of their success with
the Cosmopolitan Carnival company
which they joined when the company
was in New Ulm last summer.
There will be joint meeting of the
Methodist and Evangelical churches
Sunday morning conducted by Rev
Mr.. Isker of Courtland, and no services
in the evening. Rev. Fl. c.. Sauter is
in Lie Sueur attending the Northern
German Methodist conference.
| W. G. Haubrich and wife returned
yesterday from Des Moines, where
they attended the wedding of Mrs
Haubrich's sister Miss Margare
Hughes. Mr. Haubrich went dow1
Saturday. Mrs. Haubrich had beer
visiting there for the last month.
/ James T. Kenney, at present genera
freight man with General Agent Hop
kins of the Minneapolis & st. Loui!
railroad in Minneapolis, has been Sc
cured by the Eagle Roller mill as cor