New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-05
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]. 81. Siegel vas Ia Minneapolis fast

J. 81. siegel vas in Minneapolis last
week.
A. H. Blank and ]. w. Johannes Of
Nicollet we're in the city last Friday.
Mrs. Jos. Burke of st. Paul visited
with friends and relatives ID this City
last week. ..''s.s.
"A quilting bee was held at the home
Of Mrs. Carl Abraham last THURSDAY
afternoon.
Ed Castor Of Waseca was in the city
last week to attend the funeral of the
late J. G. Toberer.
Chas. Forster is receiving treat-
ments forsrheumatism ct the Mudcurs
atorium It shskopee, MINI.
Wm. Berger and Miss Mary Stolz
went to Nicollet Wednesday to attend
the funeral OF the late Mrs. Oscar
Erickson. -
Gust Hummel WAS called to Mime
apolts on account of the serious ILL
ness of his brother, And. Hummel Of
that place.
Good results always follow the use
Of Foley Kidney Pills. They give
and bladder disorders. Try them.
o. M. Olsen.
Jacob Haubrich the prosperous
Milford farmer, sold load Of hogs,
recently, one of them weighing 74O lbs,
to Stuebe Bros.
Mike Schuster jr. and four of his
psinters are in Clear Lake where they
will be employed for several weeks
painting and decorating. s
A new lot of stamping patterns,
also patterns for stenciling. Linens,
beads, flosses, everything in the line
of fancy work. MRS. E. j. BUEHRER,
4O7 N. State st.
Capt. o. j. Duane of Company K.
of St. Peter is one of the officers of the
State Militia who has been detailed
by the War Department to witness the
maneuvers on the Mexican border
line.
Miss Louise Kehms q graduate Of
Browns Business College has &C.
cepted position With the Minnesota
Commercial Mems Health association
and will 60 with them on their re-.
moval to Minneapolis.
Touer and Fritsche cut Us, 1000 feet
of lumber at their saw mill which they
have been operating near the Eagle
Roller Mill. They moved their saw
mill outfit to Searles last week having
large amount of work at that place.
The coffee and ice cream social
last Wednesday held by Mrs. F. W:
johnson proved q success and large
crowd was in attendance during the
afternoon. \ little sum was netted
which will be used towards furnishing
the club rooms of Turner Hall.
It was a sort of an April Fool Joke
on the vicinity when another winter
appeared on the scene. Almost an
inch of snow fell Sunday which re.
NAMED with US for several days and
the weather has been raw and chilly.
But, cheer up, spring weather can't
help but come and stay, soon.
A fine baby boy arrived at the home
of ye editor Saturday evening. The
family now consists Of two boys and
two girls. Both mother and baby are
getting along nicely and join the edi-
tor in returning thanks to the many
friends who have extended congratu'
lations. = Hanska Herald. ,..
The tailoring shop formerly &C.
cupied by II. L. Ramme has been con-
verted into neat, comfortable cigar
shop for John Schneider who took
possession Of same, some time last
week. The cigar factory will be 10.
Gated in the rear with tobacco and
cigar store in front of the building.
Rev. C. j. Albrecht sltho' almost
recovered from bis recent Hines will
not be able to hold tho confirmation
services next Sunday, Palm Sunday.
These services will be postponed to a
future date. The regular Sunday
morning services are being held a
half hour earlier, ct ten O'Clock In.
stead of 1890 90 heretofore.
Eug. Koehler and his mother, Mrs.
Katherine Koehler left for Minnea-
polls last Wednesday to visit with
their brother and son Who is critically
i'll with blood poisoning caused by .
silver entering the index hnger of his
left hand. Mrs. Koehler will remain
in the city for some time while her son
returned ThursdAv morning.