New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-11-23
Mrs Nenno went to Mankato today
We'd to visit with frienes.

H1FS NthuO went TO Il VI dukdbO bOudy
WED to visit with frienes.
Miss Z. Albredht of Renville is visi-
ting with bert Uncle Rev. G. Albrecht OF
this city.
Miss Leita Nenno went to Spring.
field, Tuesday, to spend Thanksgiving
with her aunt.
We carry the best line Of Violin
Strings, so when in need of good
Violin Strings buy same of The New
Ulm Music Store.
Charles Herman OF Fairfax was in
the city Sunday to attend the Rolloff
solver wedding festivities.
Miss Gebhart and Mrs.
Durbahn will spend their Thanks
giving day with friends at Arlington
The members of the Epworth League
of the German M. E. church will have a
party at the home of Henry Sieberts this
WED. evening.
II. Englebert, Fred Sannwald, and
Prof. F. w. Blauert with their
families spent Sunday with Carl
Lambrecht and family in Milford.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran church will hold an apron
bazaar Dec. 7th at the auditorium of
the School house.
We are getting in our stock OF
Holiday goods every day now. See
our big line of Pianos; the Schumann,
the Needham, the Oakland aud the
Wick Pianos at The New Ulm Music
Store.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. Chas.
Rolof and number of his nearest
relatives observed the 63rd anniver-
sary of the formers birth.
On account of increase of business,
Mrs. Dongus is compelled to occupy
the adjoining store, known as the
Laudenschlaeger Bldg.
Mr.. John Bauer is visiting with
his daughter, Mrs. FRANK Schnobrich,
of Sleepy Eye. He will remain in
that city several weeks,
Miss Sarah Johnson of Granite
Falls, travelling chief for the Bell
Telephone Co., was in New Ulm re.
Gently on business for the company.
Thomas Hagen of Belleview former
~ buttermaker at the Sleepy Eye
creamery was killed in an auto acct.
dent near Redwood Falls, Saturd az.
Buy your Records for your
Monograph and Talking Machine al
The New Ulm Music Store, for when
you need anything in the musical line
the Music Store is the right place tc
buy same and we are always glad to
| wait on you.
Editor Eaton of the Morgan Mes
senger stopped off Monday night al
this city on his way to the Twin Cities
visiting with his friend, Glen Lauter
| bach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond an6
daughter of Blooming Grove are
visiting with DR.. Reineke and family
Mrs. DR.. Reineke is the daughter Of
the former.
John Pfefferle of Minneapolis, {
former resident Of this city was th,
guest of his brother, Richard Pfefferl,
and other relatives the fore-part o
this week.
The marriage of Fred Dehn and Id,
Rolloff Of Milford took place las
Saturday evening at the home of th,
BRIDES parents. Mr.. Dehn is the out
termaker at the Milford-C Ottonwoo.
creamery.
| G. A. Ottomeyer received the new
that A. E. Arhart of Lisbon N. D
who conducts jewelry store at tina
place lost his building and entire stool
of goods by fire, Saturday night. Mr.
Arhart sustained a heavy loss.
Mrs. B. Amman received sever,
burns on her hands and arms Friday
by trying to extinguish blaze on her
gasoline stove. The burns, althc
very painful, are healing nicely ant
will probably be entirely we'll in a few
weeks.
Mr.. Otto Paul Milwaukee, Wis.
says Foley's Honey and Tar is still
more than the best. He writes US
4 "all those that bought it think it is th,
/ best for coughs and colds thew ever
had and think it is still more thar
| the best. Our baby had bad colo
and toured him in one day. Pleas,
accept thanks.'' O. M. Olsen.
Mrs. Mary Schmelz, pioneer
woman of this county died at the HON,
of her son near st. Cloud Wednesday
She was over 80 years old and is sur
vived by four children, John Schmelz
postmaster OF Springfield; Mrs. 9th
liza Fortwengler and Mrs. j. Divine O
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