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

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farms In Redwood county 70 low.
parties. Y
Attorney B. Gislason, Of Minneo..,
was in the Monday trans acting
legal business.
Miss Marie Kruger vent to Spring
field Friday, where she spent several
days with friends.
Use your eyes, but do not abuse
them. II it hurts them to read, get
some good glasses of Prot. Myer, at
e. g. Rein Fri. and Sat. April 1929.
b. A. Vogelpohl was in Belle PLANE
Tuesday morning repairing an organ
which was partially destroyed in .
recent fire.
Robert Hansen, Ralf Mo and E. c.
Remmele of Sleepy Eye autoed down
here Tuesday in the la.ter's new
Hudson car.
The saloonkeepers of this city held
their annual outing Tuesday at
Meyers creek. "A large number of
them Is we'll as there friends attended.
A meeting of the school committee
OF Lutheran St. Pauls church will
be held next Sunday for the purpose
of giving out the contract for new
school house to be erected at Essig.
The structure will be . 26x4O frame
building and will accommodate about
IS pupils.
: There is always time when the
eyes can be fitted with glasses at COM
paratively small expense, saving
much in money and suffering later.
II this time has come to you, have
your eyes taken care of without delay.
Prof. Myer will be at G. G. Rein Fri.
and Sat. April 1929.
The four.act comedy "Eulenspie-
gel" given under the auspices of the
St. Elizabeth Verein of the Catholic
church was successfully played last
Sunday evening at the auditorium of
the school house, The spacious hall
was filled to the utmost and every body
was well-pleased with the performance
OF the Young people.
House for Sale.
IOffer my Seven Room Brick build
ing on South Minnesota Street for
sale. The same has electric light in
each roc m, has sewer and water con-
nections. 1t is situated on one lot
with big barn and large woodshed,
can be bought very cheap.
G. A. OTTOMEYER.
"Grossmutter" Klossner was 88
years old last Sunday and the event
was celebrated at the home of her son,
John Klossner, there being As children
and grandchildren present. The huge
birthday cake with SO candles was .
most beautiful sight and pleased
Grandma Klossner very much.
There is room for many more candles
on q cake and we join her many
friends and relatives in wishing her
many more birthdays. May the in
teryening years be spent in serene
calm and peace.
HRunk eot North Star, son OF
jacob Runk and nephew of 81. Runk
Of this city and Miss Ida Gieseke OF
Burnstown will be married today
(Wed.) ut 2 o'clock at st. Paul's
Lutheran church At Springfield. On
this occasion the 9th birthday of H.
Runk will also be observed. Tn ose
who will attend from this vicinity are
H. Runk and Miss Emile Runk, of
New Ulm; Robt. Runk of milford; Fred
Dalueg of CORTLAND, Gustav Radke
of Milford, Otto Hartmann of Town
of Stark and Anna Current of tie
Town CT Home.
Chief A. Klause received a telegram
Tuesday morning from Little Rock,
Ark, announcing the death of one
Geo. Albert Engelbert which recently
occurred in that city. The chief was
asked to locate relatives of the de-
ceased which would imply that the
authorities of that city must have had
some clue as to the former where
abouts of Mr.. Engelbert and some
limitations that relatives Of his are
still living at New UIm. Nothing
definite as to any relationship of the
deceased with the Engelberts living in
New Ulm could be learned at the time
of this writing.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an obituary of "graudma" Rein who
passed away early Monday morning.
The deceased was we'll known in this
city, and was particularly admired
for her noble traits and the conscious
ness Of fulfilling certain duties in life.
This she did to the full extent of her
ability as will be seen from the state
ments made by her children. She was
woman of exceptionally good
qualities and possessed the rare gift OF
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