New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17


Ulm Turnverein will present next Sun
day evening at Turner Theatre the
we'll known German comedy Isle
weiss Etwas.' Those who are con-
versant with the German language
should not fail to attend as the play
offers many comical episodes and
entertaining features.
The health department reports -
births and deaths in the city during
the month of October.
The Broadway Grocery has all
kinds of good things to eat. Read
the interesting ad in this weeks issue
of the Review.
Arthur Stengel is the proud father
of a girl, that was born to him last
Sunday in Minneapolis where he and
his young wife live.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold a bazaar in the Kiesling
building next Thursday. The sale
begins at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and will continue during the day. A
fine supper will be served in the even
ing.
Miss Laura Deters, stenographer in
the insurance Office Of her cousin H.
B. Deters, has resigned and left for
her home at Eitzen, MINI. Her po-
sition is being filled by Miss Wiesner,
a graduate of the Catholic school of
this city.
The fagpole of the new post Office
was raised last Thursday and stands
on the east side of the building 1t
was cut from the trunk of a Washing
ton pine and the lower portion is cut
from a solid piece SIS feet in length.
The additional top piece measures 20
feet, making the pole (minus the 81 #.
in the ground) 661 feet nigh.
Sunday evening the following
officers of the Epworth League were
installed at the Methodist church
Pres, Adolph Sandman; vice pres,
Miss Lizzie Gebhart; End vice pres,
Miss Martha Gluth; 3rd vice pres,
Miss Louise Grussendorf; 4th vice
pres, Miss Mabel Durbahn; sec.,
Franklin Blume; treas, Miss Adeline
Durbahn; librarians, Carl Henkel
and Irwin Alvin
A billboard lid is wanted by the
members of the Woman's Literary
club of st. Peter, which would sup
press daring Autographs of stage
beauties, who abbreviate their skirts
or discard them altogether. The
displeasure was aroused by the ad
vertising matter used by a comedy
opera company which appeared il
that city last week. When the clul
assembled its meeting resembled ar
indignation caucus, and it organized
a crusade which promises to cause thu
disappearance Of the paper soubrette
A number of farmers witnessed the
work of a corn picker on the farm o
G. S. Gilmore in Stately. All were
convinced, says the Comfrey Times
that the machine does all that is claim
ed for it. Actual work in the field has
demonstrated beyond a doubt tina
they are practical success, and car
be relied upon. It has taken many
years Of experiment and continue
improvement to bring the corn picker
up to its present state of perfection
and when machine is at work in thu
field, the thought naturally suggest:
itself that the inventive genius of m al
is something wonderful.
Rev. A. E. Norman of Hanska wa!
in our city on Friday and incidentally
solicited subscriptions for the Hansk;
Library building. The building i!
being put up through the efforts o
Rev. Norman and other progressive
men and women of Hanska and is
credit to that village for, as far as W,
know no other village, town or city ii
this country has undertaken lik
achievement. The building comprise
a lecture room, library room, dining
room and kitchen. The Hanska lib
rary consists of over thousand vol
umes and is a strong testimony to- til,
intelligence OF the Hanska people.
| It would be we'll for New Ulm t
] emulate our Little Neighbor.
Headaches cause lots of miser,
that pair Of properly fitted glasse
would cure. You can get them o
q Prof. Myer, at Reim's Jewelry Stor
4 Mon. Nov. 20.
Before selling your furs no matte
large or small lots, let US look at ther
we are sure our prices will be in lin
with top quotation.
9 1851 SToRK Bros