New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-21
Albert Wolf IS seriously i'll with

Albert Wolf IS seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
# you are looking for bargains.
attend J. r. Neumann's New Goods
Sale.
Mr.. Louis Kassube. teacher at
Revere MINI. last Sunday visited
with Albert Grams.
Albert Grams and Louis Kassube of
Revere MINI. Monday left for Bertha,
MINI to visit with relatives.
If you want cream for Xmas leave
your order not later than Thursday at
Broadway Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arhart went to.
Renyille Friday visiting with friends
and relatives until Monday.
Florence Arhart arrived in the city
from the Normal school at Valley
City, N. D. to spend Christmas with
her parents.
w. r. Cavanaugh of Crookston,
manager of q plumbing concern IN
that city was in New Ulm last week
attending court.
Mrs. Alf. Roos of Tracy visited in
the city last week on her way to Madi-
son, Wis, where the Roos family will
make their future home.
wish to thank the people of New
Ulm and vicinity for their loyal sup-
port and patronage during the past
year and especially during the holt
| days, and [ wish you all a Merry
Christmas. A. DANIELSON,
New Ulm Music Store.
/ John L. Hoffman, is a proud grand
father since last Sunday when baby
girl arrived at the home of his son,
Henry Hoffman of Bufolo, MINI.
Postmaster S. D. Peterson was able
to take a short walk Wednesday after
noon, his condition having consider
ably improved since his return from
/ Minneapolis.
We are getting mot stock OF
Holiday goods every day now. See
our big line of Pianos; the Schumann,
the Needham, the Oakland and the
Wick Pianos at The New Ulm Music
Store.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Siegfried DUN OF
Waukesha, Wise. are visiting with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
! W. Engelbert. Mr.. DUN has charge
of parochial School at Waukesha.
/ Alex Waibel, who is cutting timber
on his land which he recently bought
in Roseau Co., was home last week
for few days. He left again fo1
Salol last Monday and will remain or
his land during the winter.
The Broadway Grocery has an
exceptional fine line of candies, fruits
i and vegetables. Nice Xmas trees
/ Be sure and call.
Mr. Robt. Simmet was seriously in
jured last Friday while driving to his
home in Lafayette. He fell from The
wagon which was going at consider
able speed, one of the wheels passing
over him and fracturing his leg below
the knee.
Prof A. e. Brown expects tt
establish Business College at Red
wood Falls, opening the school abou
Jan. End. Mr.. Brown was in Redwood
Falls last week on Invitation of tn,
Commercial club Of that city to lool
over the field and address a meeting
. The citizens are very much in favo
with the proposition and will assis
Z Mr.. Brown in every way.
I We have only about 3 days ur ii
Christmas now and the New Uln
{ Music Store has stacked up with
1 big line of Violins, Guitars, Mando
Inns. Accordeons, Autoharps, Zithers
Harmonious, Flutes, Flies, Jews
sIHarps, Drums and many other musi
Cal Instruments. So when you are t.
! buy your musical goods for Christ
mas, do not forget the New Ulr
5 Music store, for that is the right plac
4 to buy and the prices are the lowest i
! the city.
Now, don't wait until some-on
offers you a ticket for the annual Ne,
Years dance to be given by the Ne,
Ulm Fire Department. Make an effo1
to secure one as soon as tickets ar
out. The boys deserve a liberal pa
tronage on the part Of the public, TO
I it Is they who stand ready at an
time, day or night, to protect an
save our homes, when endangered b
fire. The annual dance and ball vii
be held, Sylvester eve. Dec. 31st a
Turner Hall.
The Princess Theatre in til.
former p. @. block will give
show each evening at 1880 an.
$50. Admission 1Oc, children Sc
They will also give matinee Sat
,Yrd.,1y ord Sunday ofta..xnn.,c