New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-08-17

r. j. Armstrong and wife spent a
week visiting at Austin, MINI.
Mr.. Il. o. Peterson, OF Minneapolis
was New Ulm caller last week.
Arthur Lange was in Rochester last
week for treatment by doctors there.
20 bis. granulated sugar for 81 90
with every $500 worth of groceries
you buy at ]. F. Neumann.
Anton Stiemann will embark in the
milk and cream business next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph left Tues
day morning for visit in Andover
S. D.
Miss Maud Schmidt, of W ashing
D. G. visited with friends here last
week.
Mrs. Bellan, of Milroy, is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grebe.
Geo. Wicherski purchased goods
for his store asst week in the Twin
Cities.
Miss Lorna Lange of st. Paul, who
is visiting friends here, was a visitor
at Nicollet Monday.
Christ Filzen sr. and Chr. File n jr
last week visited with relatives at
Oseola, Wis.
Rev. Edwards of Mankato will hold
services at Episcopal church next
Sunday at 1870 P. M.
Ed. Alvin and Math. Prom, post
Office clerks, have both received an
increase of 800 in their salary.
Miss Vera Nagel and Mrs. J. l..
returned on Thursday from a visit
with relatives in Aberdeen S. D.
Chas. Silverson took party of men
on trip by auto to Mankato, Water
vile and Montgomery, yesterday.
Walter Key was made happy. last
Monday by the arrival of bouncing
boy who arrived at his home on that
day.
John Fenske of San Antonio, Tex,
is here after a ten years absence from
New Ulm, visiting with friends and
relatives.
Miss Martha Eichmann leaves to-
day (Wed. for Milwaukee and Chica-
60 to do her fall buying in the MILL
merry line.
The ice cream social given by the
Epworth League last Wednesday even
ing on the Methodist church lawn was
we'll attended
X Buy $500 worth of groceries at j !.
F. Neumann and you will get 20 lbs
graduated sugar for S1.00,
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con.
gregational church will give an ice
cream social on the church lawn Fri
day evening, Aug. 26th.
Mrs. W. Landwehr and son, Otis, Of
Milwaukee, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Landwehr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schapekahm.
Rev. G. II Sauter is spending a
several weeks vacation on a farm
near Sanford, Manitoba, Canada. His
son Charles is running the farm.
Frank J. Hubbard who recently
fH 1cio hn IN
Cities has resigned his position as
first lieutenant of Company ga. y
Alex Henle, the popular clerk at the
Pioneer Drug store, returned last
Monday to his duties in the store after
a weeks vacation.
Court Reporter Eckstein and few
witnesses from this city went to Sleepy
Eye Tuesday morning to attend the
hearing in the case of the State Bank
vs.. Henry Salzbru IN before Judge
Olsen.
The annual clergical retreat of the
priests of st. Paul diocese will begin
in the ST. Paul seminary on Monday
evening Aug. 22nd. Rev. A. P. Doyle
of Washington, D. c.. will have
charge Of the exercises.
Miss Bertha Keckeisen and Charles
Emmerich were married at St. Paul or
Monday. The bride is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Keckeisen. The
wedding feast was held at the BRIDES
home last evening. MIR. Emmerich is
a prominent young business man an6
partner Of the firm Of Grebe & Emme.
rich.
DR.. Alice Shepard Kelley, an osteo
path from st. Paul, passed through
New Ulm recently on hike from TT
Smelling to Currie, MINI. She
stopped at the Dakota House over
night, Saturday. She was dressed If
walking attire. with short skirt, q
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