New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-14
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 full line of Buster
Brown collars at l0c. All sizes.
Oil cake any quantity.
Douglas shoes. The best for the
Try pair.
What is the use paying So. so for cor
sets made to order when you can get
one to fit for ST. 90.
Look at our cloak stock. The finest
and largest in the city.
There were fourteen members of the
Catholic Order of Foresters from
Sleepy Eye who joined the party that
went from here to Minneapolis last
Sunday.
Christ Spellbrink closed a deal with
S. D. Peterson Saturday whereby he
comes into possession of a team of
horses that were the property of Mr..
Peterson.
Mrs. Follmann has again secured
the services of Miss Cora Halbach in
her millinery store. The young lady
was here last year and remained
through the season.
By reason of disabled engine
Conductor Richardson's train which
runs from Mankato, via st. Peter to
this city, was several hours late
Saturday evening.
Gustav Book of Washington, D.
c., arrived in the city last week and
will spend the vacation that the gov
eminent allows him, visiting his moth
er and friends here.
On the 18th of this month it is ex-
pected that John A. Johnson will be
in the city and will deliver an address
on the issues of the campaign from the
democratic view point.
ESPECIAL remnant sale at J. F. Neu-
mann S next monday.
H. J. Miller of Luverne, candidate
for the republican nomination for con-
gress in opposition to Mr.. McCleary,
was in the city yesterday, in the inter
ests of his campaign.
The Mission Fest of the Lutherans
that was held in Sleepy Eye Sunday
attracted a number of people from this
city who drove to the above place,
enjoying the day thoroughly.
DR.. 0. Gray of Springfield made his
regular visit to this city where he has
several patients taking osteopathic
treatment from him. It is his purpose
to come here every week regularly.
The Women's society of the Evan
gelical church will serve ice cream
and sandwiches and coffee at the home
of Emil Rachel this evening and ex-
tend a cordial invitation to all tc
come.
Miss Annie Parr of New Ulm and
Albert Hoffman, of Gilfllan were mar.
ried here at the Catholic church Tues
day morning. FIR. Berger was the
officiating clergyman. Morgan Mes
senger.
Some of the new fremen on the
| Northwestern are: G. J. Cam of Wi
mona, Joseph Miller of New Ulm, Ro,
Norman Of Bryon, f. G. Prievert ant
| T. II. Crozier of Winona.-W asec;
Radical.
*Next Monday; great remnant sal
at J. r. Neumann's.
It is the intention of a number o
the active turner's of the New Uln
society, to 60 to ST. Paul on the l8tl
to take part in a funniest that i
scheduled to take place in that city o.
that day.
Miss Amelia Wellner, who CAV
such excellent satisfaction as trimme
for Mrs. Thomas last year, arrived il
the city last week and has resumed he
position in that popular milliner
emporium.
/ The Eastern Star fraternity of thi
city announce that they will give on
of it's popular socials at the Masoni
hall on the evening of the 18th Q
October. The program will consist Q
cards and dancing.
| Father Sandmeyer and Wd. Eibne
went to st. Louis last week as dele
| gates from the ST. Joseph society c
| this city to the meeting Of the Catholi
| Central society which takes place i
the worlds fair city. While ther
they will visit the fair.
| Rev. C. H. Sauter of the Methods
church of this city is at work on hi
annual report which is to be sui
mitted to the conference of the Germa
Methodist church which convenes j
LIE Sueur this month on the I'D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sorenson, VIII
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