New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-30

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original members are still on the roll.
The public is cordially invited to
attend, A liberal patronage on the
side of the people gives evidence of
the appreciation and respect in which
the band is held in our community.
Mrs. Titus Mareck, of Mpls. is visit
ing at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Bell.
Otto Yoerg, of Minneapolis, spent
Easter with New Ulm friends and
relatives.
Miss Myrtle Engel returned to Min
neapolis Sunday, after two days
visit. with her parents.
Mrs. VIM. Yoerg and daughter,
Anita. of Winthrop visited with rela-
tives for a few days last week.
! DR.. G. F. Yates and family, of ST..
James, spent the latter part Of last
week with DR.. and Mrs. Emil Mueller.
Oscar Baer, who is attending the
"Drew' school at Minneapolis, re-
turned to that city Tuesday to resume
his studies.
| D. W. Croker, of Minneapolis,
returned home last Thursday after a
several weeks visit with his niece,
Mrs. E. T. Critchett:
| Mrs. A. G. Stork and daughter,
Miss Johanna, last Saturday left for
Tyler, Mimi, where they spent Easter
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ozias.
A cleanser and a polish; it never
fails you. That's what Donkey Oil is.
Try it on your furniture and vanished
wood work. Works like a charm
Pioneer Drug Store. 1917
J. H. Koop and family, who have
been residents of Santa Rosa, CAL,
for the past four years, last week re.
turned to this city, where they again
expect to locate permanently.
Miss Harriet Payne, formerly a
teacher in the New Ulm Public Schools
on Saturday between trains visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy.
She was on her way to Minneapolis to
spend Easter with her mother.
The Misses Olga Mueller and Alma
Mayer and Howard Klossner who are
! attending Carleton College, at North.
| field, are enjoying their spring vaca-
ton at their respective homes in this
city.
Supt b. NJ. Phillips, OF Albert Lea,
for the past week was the guest al
Prof. and Mrs. E. T. Critchett. Prof.
Philips is a physical culture enthusi.
asst and has prevailed on the School
Board of his city to decide upon the
erection Of a $4,000 gymnasium. This
will be built this summer.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you1
clothing does not fit, call on w. B
Greig and he will make it right. 1871
Edward Mielke has resigned his po.
sition as clerk in the j. C.. Aibrech1
clothing store, at Morgan and al
present is visiting with his parents O.
this city. He and Albert Albrecht in
tend to leave with VIM. Albrecht fol
Canada, where they will spend thu
spring and summer months.
! The following students on Sunda,
returned to their respective schools
Minneapolis: Edith Current, Yer;
Stricken, Arthur seifert, Edgar Zelle
Otto Seifert, Anna Kienlen, Herber
Huevelmann, George Schmidt. Laur.
Raymond, Frances and Edwar.
Critchett; st. Paul: Alfred Mueller
Albert Goblirsch and Mike Giefer.
Jos. Weisenborn will not hand il
his application for the position 8
night policeman this coming spring
He has decided to Withdraw from th
service and to take charge of Johl
Stindt's, his father -in-law true
farm. Mr.. Weisenborn has for man
years been faithful and able Office
and his many friends regret to see hir