New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-20
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
| Csc per pair. Children's 15c to Zoe per
pair.
Ladies and children's black and
| colored parasols are the proper thing
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.
l0c a pattern.
Children's crash and linen jackets
at less 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 full line of extra size belts in
| black. Come and see them.
Fl. N. Somsen left yesterday for
! Regina, Canada, in the interest of the
| New Ulm Land and Investment COM
pany. He will be absent from the city
| Tor ten days or more.
| The New Ulm Juniors, one of the
successful base ball teams of this city,
met the KIossner first team at their
grounds at Klossner and defeated them
Is to 6, in nine innings.
Will Bingham and Arthur Smith of
Sleepy Eye were in the city over
Sunday, the guests of Stanley Bing-
ham of this city. They drove over
from the town up the line.
Mrs. R. L. English entertained the
ladies guild of the Episcopal church
at her home on German street, Thurs
day evening. Some thirty people were
present and enjoyed her hospitality.
w. G. Little will leave about the
first part of next month for the west
and will visit points on the Pacific
coast. He expects by taking this trip
to escape his usual siege of hay fever.
1 +. II. Buelow postmaster at Sleepy
Eye, was in the city Thursday and
Friday for the purpose of attending a
meeting of the trustees of DIR. Martin
Luther college, he being one of the
directors.
A party of ladies from the city spent
the day Wednesday on the farm OF
Fred Klossner. They rechaperoned
I by J. Klossner who officiates in this
capacity in a way that makes him
popular with all.
The river has been an attractive
point for the boys and young men OF
the city for the past week or more. II
is fortunate that no accidents from
drowning have been reported, for
bathing has been the attraction.
| Mrs. Mary Martinka, age 40 years.
died at her home on State street,
Thursday of rheumatism, funeral was
. held, Saturday from the Catholic
church. She leaves five children, fou1
boys and one girl, to mourn her loss
The Norris and Rowe's shows arr
, certainly we'll advertised in this city
The advance car was here Saturda,
! and has papered the city so that ever.
prominent place speaks of the remark
able aggregation that is to be here OF
the 10Th.
The ladies of the Lutheran churcl
have leased the Loheyde building TO
+l,o +;,,,r IF tho 40 ,,,,;uol pd uv; II cow
lunch and ice cream. The proceeds o
this sale will be used for the purpos
of decorating the interior of the paro
chial school.
Miss Addie Olsen, graduate of tn
United Wisconsin Conservatives o
: Music. desires to accept a limite
, number of pupils in piano work
+ Special rates for beginners. Studio
300 s. Broadway. 27-tf
DIR. T.. A. Gebhardt will leave OF
;. the 25th for his annual summer vaca
ton. He will go to ST. Paul where
will be joined by his sister and the tw'
will go to st. Louis and from there t!
Chattanooga, spending two weeks o
, more on the trip.
Miss Ida McCabe, who has bee
teaching music in this city for tn
past year will close her studio O
Saturday for the summer and vii
: spend her vacation in Duluth. Sh
will return to this city in the fall t
$ resume her teaching.
y The ladies of st Anne,s- count C. Z C