New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-26

Otto Oswald wss : business caller
10 Minneapolis Monday.
Special meeting OF the K. Of G.
Wednesday evening April rs.
Jos. J. Dietz is havingsssn eysi front
built on his Building on BfoadsAy.
There will be special meeting Of
the K. Of c, All members are re-
puested to be present.
"A Tale OF Two Cities,n the finest
modern picture of the season, Wednes.
day and Thursday night at the
Princess.
Last Saturday F. H. Retzlaff and
son Armin while in Minneapolis pur.
chased Model Al six. passenger
Imperial touring car.
Health and energy, Why? Because
its Cream of Rye. 1t reduces high
cost of living. A silver spoon in
every package. Phone your Grocer.
John Falk arrived in this city
Monday from Watertown, s. D.,
where he was employed. He intends
to remain in this city but has not yet
decided what he will do.
= A new lot of stamping patterns,
also patterns for stenciling. Linens,
beads, aosses, everything in the line
OF fancy work. MRS. E. j. BUEHRER,
4O7 N. State St.
Rev. w. C. Albrecht was installed
as pastor of the German Lutheran
church Of Sleepy Eye, Sunday, Prof.
A. Alderman of DR.. Martin Luther
College officiating.
News was received here that Ferdi-
nand Gollnsst of this city was among
the passengers of the express steam.
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse OF
the North German Lloyd line. The
steamer left New York for Bremen via
Plymouth and Cherbourg Tuesday
April Is.
Fred Setter sold his property which
consists of large residence and barn
to John Hauenstein Jr. The latter will
take possession of his newly acquired
property in a few weeks and Mr..
Setter will reside in the former home
of John Hauenstein, Sr. which is To-
Gated near the brewery.
After forty-6ve years Of absence w.
A.. Wilkins arrived in this city
Thursday and spent the day at the
Dakota House. He was soldier at
Fort RidgeIy from 1868 to 1865 under
Col. Pfaender, after his discharge be
left for Minneapolis where he made
his home. Many of the old friends
we're pleased to see him.
A Conference OF Lutheran ministers,
members of the Lutheran synod Of
Minnesota and other states, was con-
vened ut Watertown, Wis. Tuesday
morning. The following Lutheran
divines from this city are in atten'
dance: Prof. A. Ackermann, Prof
Meyer and Prof. Bl:efernicht. The
convention will come to close Thurs
day. z. q lst =
Billy Ryan, . cripple, selling
various articles and working thu
sympathy dodge on number o.
business men, last Saturday evening
was arrested by Night Police Tauel
for being drunk. He was locked ur
in the county Jail over Sunday and
after being sobered up was told tc
leave the city which he did. Nc
charges were preferred against him.
The marriage of Alex Henle to Miss
Elsie Eckstein was announced at the
Catholic church, Sunday morning
The happy event is to take place May
10th. Mr.. Henle IS the assistant
manager of the Pioneer Drug Co. and
has host of friends in this city. Miss
Eckstein is the daughter of And. j
CChStOluS CuolInou VI sus
County Board, and is a very popular
young lady of this city.
Frank Baar and Geo. Pecktle ant
family of Sleepy Eye arrived here
Tuesday on the early morning trair
and spent the forenoon visiting will
friends and relatives. They left or
the noon train for Minneapolis; from
there they go to California where they
will make their new home. They viii
be engaged in fruit growing. Mr.
Pecktle has already large orchard
which proved big success.
Word has reached this city tha
Robt. Berndt was taken to a hospita
at Mankato Thursday. suffering from
blood poisoning. On Easter Sunday
Mr.. B.rndt wore new pair of shoe:
which chafed on one of his heels
| Tho hool hoino sonawhat sore hf