New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-14

A basket social was held last Frs
day evening at the Milford Club for
the benefit Of Olga Miller's school
Don't fail to see the elegant New
Hand Painted China at G. 6. Reim's.
Edmond Mielke Of this city is as.
sisting as clerk during the holiday
trade OF the j. G. Albrecht clothing
establishment at Morgan.
Peter Nelson of Linden left for
Oklahoma to investigate land pro-
positions with view to buying should
conditions in that state appealto him.
Mrs. F. w. johnson returned from
st. Paul Saturday accompanied by
Miss Vera Helmes who visited with.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson over Sunday.
s Jerry Collins who was operated
upon at the local hospital has fully
recovered and left for Franklin to
visit with relatives at that place.
High mass was observed at Holy
Trinity Catholic church last Thurs.
day. The Young Ladies Sodality
participated in the Holy Communion in
a body.
We are getting in our 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.
Attorneys W. H. Abbott of Vino
ma, Alb. Emerson of Lamberton and
Geo. Z. Olsen of st. Peter are in the
city attending the December court
sessions.
= A. Danielson of The New Ulm
Music Store has the most beautiful
line in Christmas and New Years
post cards that was ever shown in this
city, so buy your Christmas and
New Years cards from The New UIm
| Music Store.
Miss Alice Current, daughter of
Mrs. Nancy Current of the town of
Home and Thomas S. Merkel were
married in this city Monday. They
will m axe their future home in S. d.
where Mr.. Merkel has a farm near
Florence
Peter Bakken has accepted a posi-
ton as buttermaker of the Kioasner
creamery and will soon move his FAM
lily to that place. This creamery has
recently been purchased by Thor Moe
of Winthrod and another party -
Hanska Herald.
The festival of the Immaculate con.
ceptlon was duly observed at Holy
Trinity church last Thursday. Solemn
Vespers were held in the. afternoon a,
the church and also in the peaceful
little chapel at the hospital, where
services were conducted by Rev
Father Dick.
| The Princess Theatre in the
i former P. O. block will give a
show each evening at 1880 and
$3.50. Admission 1Oc, children Sc
They will also give matinee Sat
urday and Sunday afternoons al
! ESQ. Admission to matinee Sc
we will show you the best motion
picture and illustrated songs
money can secure. Program
changes Tuesdays, Fridays anc
Saturdays.
! The Ladies' Aid society of thu
Lutheran church held their annua
coffee and social Friday evening
There was large attendance and al
enjoyed the program very much
which consisted of music and recita
tions. The orchestra, composed O
young men of the congregation
rendered a number of pieces in splen
did style.
Call at the New Ulm Music stor
and see and hear the new and Won
derfull United States Photograph
and the everlasting Records in two
and four minutes. We can stand O
the sidewalk and throw these records
IN your wagon and they will no,
break SO that is the records to buy.
John Smith was severely injured il
a runaway accident that occurred nea,
Schell's brewery Saturday. The oil
man, in the employ of G. Gulden O
Searles, was driving to the brewer,
With load of empties when til,
horses SHE'D and ran away, upsettins
the wagon. Mr.. Smith was throw
out and received internal injuries
He is at the local hospital and is ap
parantly out of danger.
CLOAKS CLOAKS
Or entire stock Of CLOCKS consisting q
For, Lined, For Collars, Plush Lined, Ladie
Misses and Chi1drens Goats. Also Ladie
Suits at cost and below. Now is the tim
to buy present
Cloak worth $l8 and $40 now $H.48
8 IS and l8 !" 1000
10 and ID 700
: . 5 and 8. 400
CRONE BROS
Mrs. Jesse palnar nnn ~ pl,on,