New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-11

Eyeglasses that cling without PIN
ching; lenses that fit the eyes. Prof.
Myer at @. G.. Reim's Fri. and Sat.
May 2O-21.
Vogelpohl & Spaeth shipped pipe
organ to st. James, MINI. for tho Ev.
Luth. church. Fl. "A. Vogelpohl left
there on Monday to erect it in the
church.
The Minnesota Valley Medical Ass n
held its annual meeting at Mankato,
Tuesday. May 10th. DR.. Stricken
and Richard Riggs of this city atten-
ded.
Arnold Esser is the proud father of
a young lady who arrived at his home
Monday morning. Mr.. Esser is pass
ing around the cigars on account of
the happy event.
Mrs. r. Peuser made business trip
to the Twin Cities Sunday and Mon
day. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Theodore Mueller and her daughter
Hertha.
Mrs. B. Follmann will attend the
nurses graduation exercises at the
st. Peter hospital next Thursday.
Miss Adelia Schneider, her niece is
one of the graduates.
Otto Zschunke, former clerk at the
j. A. Ochs dry goods department
store last Monday left for Glencoe,
Mimi, to accept a similar position in
a General Merch andise store.
John Falk arrived here from Glen
wood, Mimi, last Monday to spend
the week at his home in this city. He
left Friday for WATERFOWL, S. Oak.
where he has accepted a position.
Frank Gales is temporarily engaged
as operator for the Western Union
Telegraph office at the Eagle Roller
Mill. Frank has been a student of
P. II. McHale for the last two years.
The, apron bazaar given by ST..
Anne Court, w. G.. o. F. at the Cath
Ollie school building last Thursday,
was a great success. The card party
given in the evening, likewise was
we'll attended.
A pair of properly fitted glasses
may save your eyes. It costs nothing
to ind out. Prof. Myer will be at g.
G. Reim's Friday and Saturday, May
20-21.
Mail Clerk J. j. Moriarty, who was
injured in wreck at Kasota on March
23rd has decided to extend his lay off
for another 80 days. It is said that at
times he still suffers with severe pains
in his head.
Mrs. M. J. SCHNEIDER, of Valley
City, N. D., last week visited with the
A. Stiemann family and on Monday
left for GAINESVILLE, MINI. From there
she leaves for New York and will sail
on the 9th of June on the steamer
George Washington for Germany,
where she will visit with relatives in
the we'll known summer resort, Wies-
baden.
Foley Kidney Pills contain in con-
centrated form ingredients of estab-
lished therapeutic value for the relief
and cure of all kidney and bladder
ailments. o. M. Olsen.
An invitation has bee extended to
the New Ulm Maennerchor by the ad-
mirers of the German song in Gibbon,
to give a concert at that place. If the
invitation is accepted, the concert will
take place next Monday, May 10Th.
Mr.. Otto Meyer is at Gibbon this week
making arrangements. It is the inten-
ton to make the trip overland by au-
tomobiles. It is expected that about
20 singers will take part and that se-
veral local talents will join.
Invisible Bifocals for far and near
vision. Two pair of glasses in one.
No lines or cement. Prof. Myer at
c.. G. Reim's Fri. and Sat. May 20-21
It was great surprise to everyone
when it was learned that Raymond
Leary, local agent of the. M. & st. L.
r. r., and Miss Emma Sturm were
quietly married at st. Paul Friday
April 10Th. The event was kept secret,
not even the nearest friends of either
party having been aware of the coming
marriage. Mr.. Leary is the son of
M. Leary of this city. The bride,
Miss Emma Sturm, is the daughter of
John Sturm, also of this city. The
estimable young couple have gone to
housekeeping in the Hornburg build
ing on North Minnesota st.