New Ulm review., 1912-11-13

MISS EQna Iappe visited friends in
Fairfax Sunday. H..
Crone has remnant sale this week.
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Caspar Olstad of Hanska was New
Ulm visitor Tuesday.
Rev. Albrecht left for St. Paul to-
day on a business trip.
A son was barn to Mr.. and Mrs.
! Otto Kreft Of Courtland on Monday.
/ Miss Martha Meyer and her brother
Fred Meyer spent Sunday at Gibbon.
w. R. Koelle, the genial restaurant
/ man, spent few days in the Cities
last week.
Miss Leona Mayer visited over
Sunday with her sister and brother at
the University.
Albert Augustine of Sleepy Eye and
J. B. Augustine of,Spring6eld visited
Saturday at the Schramm home.
| Miss Vera Mueller came home from
Mankato for Sunday and stayed over
for Stittungsfest Monday evening. *
<sMrs. F. o. Gronwold and son of
,fAdams, N. D. arrived Monday
evening to visit with Mrs. M. Baasen
for 3 few weeks.
Mrs. O. c.; Strickler will leave for
Minneapolis Friday and will see the
foot ball game between Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
Mrs. Louis Breitkreuz and Miss
Stella Breitkreuz of Arlington vii
arrive today (Wed.) to visit with the
W. G.. Alvin family.
| A bouncing baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahsel-
bruck on South Broadway early
Saturday morning.
;. Harold Vogtel Dick Massapust,
Walter Schleuder and Mitchell
Russell made an automobile trip to
Northfield Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Bandelin, Miss Alice
Bandelin and Mrs. Herman Brett
kreuz of Arlington were week end
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Alvin and
attended the Missionary Conference at
the German M. E. Church.
The New Ulm people whose eye
glasses stay on best we're fitted by
Prof. Myer. At G. G.. Reim's Friday
p. m. and Sat. Nov. 22-23. (Advt.
Miss Selma Frenzel and Roy L.
Berg made an automobile trip to
Mankato and Northfeld Saturday,
spending Sunday at the home of Mr..
Berg's parents in Mortified. They
returned Monoay.
y The bans were read Sunday for DR..
' Arthur Eckstein and Miss Marie Berg,
DR.. Dinner Warner aud Miss Elsa
Seifert and AndrewsJ. Gag and Miss
Ella Flor. The marriages will take
place in about two weeks.
The Women's Auxiliary to the
Catholic Church Extension Society
, will give card party on Nov. 26th at
the Catholic Schoolhouse at which
time beautiful autograph squilt will
be given away free to the person
holding the lucky number. Each
person who attends the party will re-
ceive a number on the quilt free of
charge. (Advt)
One of the popular features of the
Obrecht Stock Company which is to
appear at the Turner Theatre all of
| So ~
Ladies Orchestra. A fine fifteen
minute program is rendered by this
exceptional organization as a prelude
to every evenings performance
Just received another car OF
, New York apples consisting of
Baldwins, Canada Red, Rhode
Island Greetings, Ben Davis,
Northern Spy, Rambo, Steels
Reds, Tallmann Sweet Etc.
(Advt) STORK BROS.
Dick Baasen ana nearly 100 others,
! most Of whom seem unwilling to plead
guilty, took advantage of the M. &
st. Z. excursion to the Cities Satur-
day. What was the matter with the
, trip, friends? It seems to have had q
, peculiar effect on our otherwise open
/ and candid citizens. We have been
| asked repeatedly the past two days
not to tell about this one or that one
who made the trip. Why?
Il The guessing contest on the weight
OF the enormous loaf OF bread baked
IN malleable range oven during
demonstration week at the New Ulm
I Hardware Store had two hundred
/ entries. Mrs. George Guggisberg