New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-25
CRoNE BROS. SPECIALS.

Our assortment of ladies' white,
black, and colored shirt waists is now
at its best. Do not hesitate about
getting one, the pretty ones always
sell first.
We have replenished our stock of
ladies' umbrellas and parasols and
have them at all prices from SOC up.
Come early and have first choice.
The Magic Clasp carriers for Ia
dies, misses and children are recog-
nized as the best thing in the garter
line. Try a pair.
Our sales on Strausky steel ware
have trebled in a very short time.
There's a reason for this. Strausky
steel ware will outlast any other ware
in the market. Come see it. Every
piece guaranteed.
Ask to see our new skirt binding.
Non-shrinkable, washable and not
hard on shoes.
Ladies unlined silk coats for Spring
make-a very nobby, comfortable gar
ment. We have nice assortment.
Come see them.
John Scar of Currie, Mimi, is in
the city the guest of relatives. Mr..
Scar, who formerly resided here, is
now in business at Currie with John
Backer.
Little Teckla Eibner celebrated her
tenth birthday Monday afternoon.
She entertained a party of about TWEEN
ty of her little friends and school
mates.
Albert, the 15-year-old son of Theo.
Wies and wife, died Saturday of con-
sumption. He was buried at 2 O'Clock
Monday afternoon from the Lutheran
church.
Mrs. Eli Kellermann received a
painful injury Thursday. She ran a
needle into her hand and broke it of,
necessitating the. services of a ply
sician.
Martinka & Zischka, formerly in
the saloon business in this city, have
purchased A. J. Tauer's saloon at
Sleepy Eye and will remove to that
place.
Rural Camp, NJ. W. A., of Milford
dedicated their new club house, which
has been enlarged and remodelled,
with appropriate ceremonies Monday
evening.
| Carpenters are at work on the second
story of the new county Jail. When
| thau bay7a fipicbo1 tbo r1oo1uo,,]1 ~,
bricklayers will complete the erection
| of the walls.
| John Christensen and C. P. Lund
gard and wives of Sleepy Eye, attend
ed the presentation of the cantatta
Leila" in the New Ulm opera house
Friday evening.
The Ladies Hecker Grand Army Cir
Gle will give a l5c luncheon in tht
Bosch building, Saturday, May 18th
from to 6 p. m. They extend a cor
dial invitation to all.
VIM. Radloff of Milford, and Mis-
Bertha Vogel of the same township
were married in the Lutheran churcl
here at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
by Rev. G. J. Albrecht.
/ Geo. Aschenbrenner, employed OF
Chas. Stuebe's farm north of the city
sustained a bad fall Sunday and frac
tured his left collar bone. A loca
physician reduced the fracture.
i Eighty-five tickets were sold fror
here for the Minneapolis & st. sLoui
: excursion Sunday and the passenger
say that the excursion was very wei
1 handled by the railroad men.
A crew of Western Union lineme
reached the city Friday from the east
They were stringing wire fror
j. Winona to Tracy and while here mad
a number Of changes at the local office
, Sunday was the crystal wedding ar
, niversary of Fred Pfaender and vii
and in the evening a small party {
friends called at their home on Broad
way to assist them in celebrating til
happy event.
) w. G. Miller, w. j. Julius and "
T. Eckstein and wives, the Mise
Louisa Schrodt and Helen Schaefe
and B. r. Weber, Jr., chartered tt
Alcantara Sunday and took an outin
on the Minnesota.
, John Hauenstein and wife reache
: home Sunday from Bedford, Ind
,, where they spent some time with the
daughter, Mrs. Furst. They have bee
absent since January and spent mo
5 of their time in Florida.
The local lodges of the Sons of He
mann gave a very successful picnic {
Hermann's Heights Sunday Afternoon
The weather wus perfect and fai
sized crowd attended. Gruenenfelder
j Cadet band furnished the music.