New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-13
cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.

CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
A new assortment of very pretty
belts has just reached US. We make
it an object to have plenty of the large
sizes and every lot contains a number
of them. Come early.
Pillow tops in the new designs,
painted in oil colors, at Csc, 35c, soc.
Also oil painted table covers and CEN
terpieces.
Chaffee's washable, non-shrinkable
skirt braid is the only skirt binding
that will not injure the shoes. Sc per
yard.
We have a few children's crash and
linen jackets that we're closing out at
and below cost. Come see them. SOC
up.
The latest novelty in a lady's collar
is made of lawn, prettily finished with
lace and insertion, giving the effect of
a shoulder cape. Price $3.50 and 80.
Come see them.
Thursday is the last day of our
great sale. Don't fail to take advan-
tage of the unheard-of bargains we're
offering.
W. G. Little spent Sunday with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. J.H. Sigel and Miss Josephine
Sigel were passengers Saturday for
Lake Minnetonka, where they will
spend the coming fortnight.
A number of young ladies and gen
tlemen held an enjoyable bowling par
ty at the New Ulm Bowling associa-
TONS alleys Friday evening.
P. H. Dahl, the well-known Linden
farmer, spent several hours in the city
Wednesday afternoon. The Review
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Chas. Faas of Essig, left over the
Minneapolis & St. Louis with his fam
lily Saturday for Medicine Hat. Cana
da, where he has purchased land.
Capt. Einar Hoidale was a passen-
ger for ST. Paul Thursday. The fol-
lowing day he joined Gen. Bobleter
and his staff and went to Lake City
Division Superintendent W. D..
Beck, of the Northwestern, passed
through the city Friday afternoon on
his return from a tour of inspection.
Friends of Joe Haubrich will be
pleased to learn that he with another
young man of Faribault have opened
a new drug store at Marysville, Cal.
Hilger Manderfeld on Monday left
for Graettinger, Iowa, to attend a
wedding of one of his university
schoolmates. Hilger is to be best
man.
Fl. F. Schrader and wife of Lafa-
yette, celebrated their china or twenti-
eth wedding anniversary Saturday.
They entertained a large party of
friends.
L. G. Davis, one of the Sleepy Eye
attorneys was in the city Monday for
the purpose of appearing before the
county commissioners in the question
of the Albin ditch.
After reviewing the Second Regi-
ment on Saturday, Gen. Joseph Bob
Letter formally presented his old COM
mand with the stand of colors recently
issued it by the government.
Gotthilf Kassuelke and Miss Emma
Engelbert, daughter Of John Engel.
bert and wife, were happily married
in the Lutheran church last Thursday
afternoon by Rev. c. j. Albrecht.
Wd. Eibner has installed the Day
dough mixer, mentioned by this pape,
last week, in his bakery. 1t was usee
for the first time Thursday morning
and is giving the greatest satisfaction
L. J. Buenger is giving his canvass
house practical test. On Saturday
he and DR.. J. Fl. Vogel pitched camp
at Clear Lake and for week or more
will spend their nights in the open air
Chas. Fl. Julius and bride, formerl,
Miss Meta Kiesling, who were unitet
in marriage last Wednesday, left tn
same day for Duluth to spend theil
honeymoon. They will reside in Fair
fax
Workmen were engaged last weel
putting the roof on the addition to tn
Eagle mill engine house. The big
marine boiler is being set up and vii
be put in commission in about tw.
weeks.
/ Rev. w. r. McLane of the Congre
gational church of Springfield ex
changed places with Rev. D o. .Beal
of this city Sunday. He was compli
mented with good audience at bot
services.
Miss Addie Olsen, graduate of tn
United Wisconsin Conservatives o
: Music. desires to accept Unite
number of pupils in piano work
Special rates for beginners. Studio