New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-06-26

John Wisdl Of Eagls Lake spsns
Sunday WITH his,parsots II this city.
Willian JaAnks ard La, a. Plscsk
iol Hahakss 49, Nov Ulm yisttqrss -
Sunday.
Miss Frances Krook returned 9stur.
Day from Ann Arbor for her summer
vacation. ,s
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Lobben Of 81.
James and Miss Ellen Anderson Of
Hsnsks we're 10 the city Sunday.
Ed. Reinhart was up in Becker
County last week looking ct some
farm lands with. his brother MAX.
"A. J. Esser and family and Jake p.
Esssr left for Mid dleton, Wis. Sunday
70 visit with relatives and friends.
The new benches for the Lutheran
church arrived last week. They were
presented 70 the church BY the Ladies'
Aid Society.
Miss Kate schroeck Of Minneapolis
ID spending : two weeks vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Catharine Schroeck,
and other relatives.
Capt. Albert Piaender will be ono OF
tho spssksrs on the program for the
dedication Of tho Ramsey State Park
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Court Reporter w. T. Eckstein
returned from Marshall Friday after
. 3 weeks court grind Of the Lyon
County District Court 1t that place.
Last Wednesday Albin Carlson
leased the Northwestern Hotel proper
ty to Philip Filzen. The new pro-
prietor will take charge In the near
future.
Julius Moersch, president OF the
German American Alliance OF the
State was in the city last week looking
after matters pertaining to the Ger
man Day celebration.
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The annual pilgrimage OF land
seekers is now on. Almost daily
some one passes thru here in quest OF
land. The most of tho searchers are
from Illinois and lows.
Mrs. Martin Hose underwent On
operation in tho Hospital last We'd
nesday, which proved eminently sue
oessful. The patient 10 feeling dne
and alescing, q rapidly = can
be expected under the circumst snces.
Has it ever occurred to you that
every one who writes letters can help
to advertise the '.Home Comig" cele-
bration, by using envelopes bearing
the 'sslogan?" We soil them with the
slogan Is for 10 cents. Come in and
get supply and make yourself USE
full as an advertiser of the biggest
celebration New Ulm has ever had.
Hugo Roos OF Kansas City, Mo-,
accompanied by his daughter, Helen,
arrived Saturday morning to visit .
few days with his mother. Mr.. Roos
is connected with the ''Modern Miller"
and is we'll qualified to speak of the
crop conditions in the Southwest. In
his opinion crop prospects have never
been better and he looks forward to =
humDar harvest.
The Episcopal Sunday School held
their picnic q tho Cottonwood Dam
Wednesday. They we're fortunate 10
their choice Of . day and . large
crowd wss In attendance. The Sunday
School numbers about IS members
and nearly oil were present. The
feminine contingent drove out in the
morning and the gentlemen got there
in time for the good things in the
picnic baskets. Everybody reports q
happy day.
Mrs. B. Juni returned recently from
Tucson, Arizona, where she spent the
winter with her daughters Ina and
Lillian. The girls will not be home
this summer but will spend their
vacation ct Los Angeles and other
Californis points along the coast.
They will both return to Tucson In the
fall. Mrs. Juni reports very
pleasant winter in Tucson. She says
that when the homo papers and letters
were telling of terrible cold and snow
they we're enjoying mild summer.like
days.
DR.. b. g. Fiene Of Fairfax, On
osteopath, has rented rooms in the
Boesch Block next to DR.. F. w.
lFritsche and expects to b ready for
business In . very short time. He is
Nicollet County boy and has quite
an extensive acquaintance here,
having been at one time . student at
the DR.. Martin Luther College. he
has treated successfully the only two