New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-12

III - - alvin VI AIuooSpOuS spent
Sunday in New Ulm.
Il Miss Erns Schon Of Redwood Fall,
IL visiting q the hons Of Mrs. D.
], Kogge. 49,.
Dir. and Mrs. Albert Pfaender and
Mrs. Fred Pfaender have returned
from their outing at Walker, MINI.
i Chas. Hauenstein went to St. Paul
to attend the funeral of Chas. Harpke
which took place in that city Tuesday
afternoon.
1, Robert Loheyde, formerly Of this
city, now resident Of Minneapolis, is
reported as being very:sick and is not
|expected to live.
Karl Wagner, foreman on the farm
for the institute of Feeble Minded,
of Farlbault, who has been visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wagner, will return Thursday.
| Ladies of the Hecker Circle G.. A. r.
will serve ice-cream and coffee Thurs
day afternoon and evening, July 18th
at German Park. Everybody is COR
daily invited.
Albin Carlson has secured a half
interest in saloon and restaurant at
Duluth, Mlnn., where he will move as
soon as he has disposed of the North
western Hotel.
Art Dengler, book-keeper in the
Eagle Roller Mill Company's Office
has resigned his position and will
leave Aug. 10th for Madelia where he
has accepted a positioa as book-kee-
per in bank.
Albert Gruenenfelder has returned
from Prairie du Chen, Wis, where he
took course in violin playing with
Prof. Louis Kraegel. q we'll known
artist on the violin, formerly of Buf-
falo, N. Y.
! Arthur Stengel and VIM. Pfeiffer
represented the Business Mems Gun
Club at the tournament at Arlington
last Sunday. Pfeiffer scored 20 out
of IS and Stengel % out of 35.
Mrs. VIM. Threu, of Aberdeen, S.
D., who is better known in this city as
Miss Anna Clare is visiting at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. Threu was
married July 3rd at Aberdeen, S. D.
/ Foley Kidney Pills are composed OF
ingredients specially selected for their
corrective, healing, tonic and stimu.
latine effect upon the kidneys, blad-
der and urinary passages. They are
antiseptic, sntilithic and q uric acid
solvent. O. M. Olsen
i Mrs. Carrie Weis and daughter
Miss Ruth OF Detroit, Mich. aud Miss
Lilly Schonlan, who, had been visiting
at the home of T. Crone will leave
Thursday for Detroit. Miss Schonlau
will visit with the Weis family at that
place for some time.
! Chas. Silverson and daughters Mrs
JO'Donall and Miss Chariot Silversor
took an auto ride to the Twin Cities
the fore.part of the week. They re-
turned Wednesday morning.
i Miss Francis Krook gave q paper
i shower in honor of Miss Alice Mueller
bride of the near future. The affair
proved a very unique one and the
dishes from which dainty luncheon
was served, we're made entirely Of
paper.
Mrs. T. F. Collins and son James
left Wednesday today for Minneapo>
lis where the latter will enter q sani-
| torium to take treatments for rheuma
Itism and heart trouble.
The Brown County Land Co. is now
comfortably located in the rooms
above the Scenic Theater, having
removed from the rear of the Brown
CO. Bank building. They continue to
do a splendid business in farm lands.
Frank Schmelz a former resident Of
lCottonwood township and now Of
Stearns county, is visiting with
4 friends and relatives In this city
Mr.. Schmelz states that the crops in
Stearns county are in a splendid con-
dition and promise to yield little
more than the average.
Samuel Gieseke has secured the
agency of the Cushman gasoline
engines and has already sold a mum.
Der Of these power furnishing
machines. Jos. Sperl OF Cottonwood
and Ben Vetter of Milford have each
installed one and are pleased with
the results and benefits that they de.
rive from them. The engine can be
used In various ways and can be at
tached to any machine that requires
motive or propelling power.
The annual meeting of the Indepen'