New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-05

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It tho home Of Capt. George.
Mrs.. N. Hegler If this city under
went % operation q Gaylord.
| Mrs. And. .Kirsch who recent,
underwent On operation IL recovering
4 Ed. and Ernst Birkholz of Redwoo,
Fails are visiting friends here thi,
week.
j Dan Resrdon and family of Mime
apolis are guests at the home OF Johl
Reardon.
| Prot. Adolph REIN and son Edmund
returned Tuesday from . trip thru
Wisconsin.
| Mrs. A. Burmeister of st. Paul II
visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Groebner.
Rev. A. MANI and Miss Edna George
OF Mankatoewere guests at Prof. Sper.
ling's Monday.
John Reardon jr. and family OF
Franklin visited last week at the home
of the formers father.
Jodn Reardon, the veteran section
foreman, who has been seriously i'll q,
the hospital is on the wayto recovery
Miss Olline Galena of Columbia
Ohio is IN the city taking up the stud y
of German during the Summer vac q.
ton.
Miss Ruth Schaller is spending q
few weeks in New Ulm visiting former
friends She is stopping at F. H.
Retzlaff.
Wenzel Groebner in order to accom-
modate the increased demand in hit
store has installed . motor for the
manufacturing OF ice.cream.
Lowell lombard who attended tn,
Pillsbury academy during the pas
term is spending his vacation at TIL
home of his parents is this city.
Carl schweppe . graduate of the Dr.
NJ. L. College of this place, now atten
ding Northwestern College at Water
town, Wis, visited friends and spen
the Fourth here yesterday.
Foley Kidney Pills are composed O.
Ingredients specially selected for theil
corrective, healing, tonic and stimu
lating effect upon the kidneys, blad
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antiseptic, antilithic and uric aciC
solvent. 0. NJ. Olsen
Mic Gulden returned from Rose
mount Saturday where he installed ,
heating plant. MIR. Gulden will be il
West Newton this week for the pur
pose of installing another heating
plant.
W. A. Dorsey and family of St
Paul autoed to this city last week an6
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. james
Dougher. They returned Ssturd ..
accompanied BY Miss Elizabetl
Dougher who will visit . short time II
st. Paul and then continue on K
Spokane, Wash.
D. M. Neil Of st. Paul, representing
the Tri-State Telephone Co. was il
the city, Monday on legal business
with the New Ulm Rural Telephone
Go. The latter is contemplating ar
extension of their line west of Spring
field by means of the Tri-State com
pany wire or the Northwestern line.
In communication to the New Ulm
Review our friend, H. O. Kunze,
writes from New England, N. D., that
they will have no crop to speak Of
in that vicinity, as the hail destroyed
nearly all of it. Mr.. Kunze sends his
regards through the Review to hi
former friends in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winkelmann
aud daughters Martha and Alwlna,
Miss Dora Schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Pless attended the 40th wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Koke,
the parents of Mrs. A. o. Eberhart.
The event was celebrated at the home
of the Gov. and Mrs. Eberhart at St.
Paul last Sunday.
A parry from Chicago, ILL.,, autoed
to this city lastSsturday via the Iowa
road making the trip in two days.
The autoists were Henry Fuerst, Fred
Fuerst, Kasson Setter and Mr.. Zim-
norman. Mrs. Henry Fnerst and
Miss Thusnelda Fuerst came by train
and expect to remain here this
summer.
Norman Harris, classmste OF
Lowell Lienhardt at Pillbury Acade-
my, Owalonns, visited last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lienhardt.
He left Monday for the State Y. NC.
A.. camp in Wis. His father 10
missionary for the Baptist church It
Schweyeing, India. Young harris 10
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