New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-06-22

Dance at the Opera House, Monday
4 evening, July 4th.
Mrs. G. A. Zelle has new potatoes in
/ her garden large enough to eat.
Miss Eunice Starr is visiting at
Tracy, MINI.
Gents Suits Pressed, SOC. Work
called for and delivered. Phone 635.
| Greig the tailor. 1926
i Miss Anna HahseIbruck attended
the Mankato Woodmen Picnic the lat
ter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham went
to Minneapolis last Monday to attend
the aviation meet.
A party of young men are enjoying
camp life at Clear Lake beyond st.
George.
The members of the Episcopal choir
are enjoying camp life at Meyers
creek. They have very nice camp.
Mr.. Nate Jacoby, Of Tracy, was
visiting and fishing with Mr.. f. P.
Starr last week Thursday and Friday.
Suits Made to Order. Work
guaranteed. $500 up. Greig the
tailor. $50
Charles Schoregge, student at Ann
Aabor, returned to this city last Mon
day, where he will spent his SUNNI er
vacation.
Mr.. James Dougher left for Spo-
kane, Washington the forepart of last
week to visit his uncle. He intends to
finish his high school there.
Miss Elizabeth Dougher left recently
for Black River Falls, Wisconsin, to
spend the summer with her aunt and
uncle, Mrs. Henry Gebhardt.
These hot days everybody pro-
nounces the Scenic the coolest place in
town. A splendid program of moving
pictures, the latest illustrated songs
and cool place to rest are offered.
Silas Croker, of Tacoma, Wash.
on his return trip from the bankers
convention held at Chattanooga,
Tenn. visited with Ben. Juni, his
uncle and other relatives in this city.
Last Sunday Mrs. Ed. Small was
taken to Walker, MINI. to receive
treatment for tuberculosis. Mr.. Small
accompanied her and returned on
Tuesday.
Miss Henrietta Hauenstein, studying
music at the Ann Arbor, Mich. Con-
servato is expected home next Sat
urday to spend the summer vacation
in this city.
An interesting and very Instructive
moving picture show will be held
Saturday evening at the Opera House.
These pictures wildly describe trip
through Death Valley. Join the
crowd on this trip and get your ticket
free at the Broadway Grocery.
Mr.. Chas. Silverson's two daugh-
tiers, Miss Charlotte Silverson and
Mrs. r. j. O'Donnell left New York
last Saturday for Europe. They will
visit the Passion Play at Aberamm er.
gau. Miss R. B. Inglis will also sail
for Europe June 2Sth.
i Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Mather and
daughter Amy, will leave for the east
next Wednesday, June 10Th. They
will visit Mr.. Mather's old home and
parents at Whal]onsburg, New York
and will also visit Mrs. Mather's
sister, Mrs. Shepard at Cambridge.
Mrs. ). Klossner will return with them.
Ben Juni has been engaged as chef
to look after the culinary wants
of the members of the Lyon and Lin
coin County Y. M. G. A. who will
enjoy several weeks encampment at
hurry Co.. Mr.. Juni will leave for
Tracy next Thursday.
! Miss Maude Hageberg who3taught
music at the Ann Arbor, Mich. Con-
servatory for the past two years, last
week left that city for Berlin, Ger.
many and from there will go to Leip.
zig to continue her studies at the we'll.
known Leipzig Conservatory of music
l Raymond Leary, M. & st. L.. local
agent, recently received a check of SIC
from his company with instructions
to hand this amount to the local fire
department in recognition of serv ices
) rendered in saving freight cars at the
big Roller Mill fire, last spring.
The Mannerchor picnic last Sunda az
afternoon and evening was attende
by about 200 persons who greatly en-.
! joyed the outing at Hunters Rest.
The people were conveyed free to and
! from the picnic place in buses. Sing.
ing, music by the band, bowling and
other amusements were features of the
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