New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-29

The male choir Il D. N. Z. o. Will
give : concert atFairfax Wednesday,
I iglt and one q winthrop Thursdsy
1lgkt. ithis wtsk. They viii 20 n :
special caf. They faeivs their
annual concert Ia New Ulm 8 Turnsr
Hall Monday evening, June 10Th.
Mrs. A. Ackermann went % s.. Paul
Saturday and Monday she left for
Spokane to visit With relstives. She
will be away two months. Mrs. !.
Hoffman, Mrs. Ackermann's mother,
returned from 81. Paul Friday. She
had been visiting there for several
weeks. s
Joseph Gassner Who has been jsni-
tor st Turner Hall for several years
past has rendered his resignation, the
same 10 become effective June LIT.
Mr.. Gsssner will succeed Mr.. William
Rausch who Vas forced to give up bis
position ct the post-onice on account
Of Ill health.
It will pay you to attend our
sale on wash goods this week.
Beautiful patterns. Mrs. q. s.
Dongus.
The Mlnnesots State Music Teachers
Assocl ation will hold it, Eleventh
Annual Meeting ct the Ryan Hotel In
st. Paul, June 4th, 9Th and 9Th. Mrs.
Alice Mueller Haeberle was chosen to
attend from New Ulm but will not be
able to attend the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silverson and their
little son Charles are again at homo
after several months absence travelling
in Hawaii, China and Japan. They
reached Minnesota last Thursday and
spent three days in the cities visiting
with Mrs. Silverson's people and
then came by auto from st. Paul
Sunday. They report good roads all
the way.
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Gustav Klitzke and wife, August
Thorn and wife, Mrs. Otto Heidemsnn
and daughter and Miss Lena Lang OF
Nicollet, Julius schleuder of st.
Peter, Mrs. Adolph Aftermath, b. O.
Schleuder and wife OF Springfield,
Mrs. Henry schleuder Of Redwood
Falls, and Mrs. Antonette Degnsn OF
Minneapolis attended the Robert
Brandt funeral.
Part Of tho ladies Thursday Turn
ing class went on their first hike last
Thursday evening. They walked from
Turner Hall up to Summit and out
past the breweries, Any lady who
enjoys walking will be cordially
welcomed % . new recruit to the class.
The younger ladies class has been
taking walks in place Of the regular
Gym work for some weeks.
One of our genial business men is
said to have fallen victim to the
wiles of cupid who has him tied hand
and foot. The lady's name has not
been reported to u but We understand
she IL from out of town. That is not
being exactly loyal to home products
but the offense is forgivesble and the
lady will be most cordially welcome
when she comes.
Talk about women bargain hunters!
We went up to the sale on Jewelry at
Schleuder's Monday morning early.
The place was 80 full of men we
couldn't get in at first until some left
and then after We did get In 80 many
more men came to the sale that We had
serious difficulty in getting out. At
any rate, it pays to advertise,
especially in the Review.
DR.. Carl Scherer has been spending
his vacation ct the homes OF his
brother Robert and his sister, Miss
Allie Scherer. DR.. Scherer is in the
employ Of the Brazilian government
o. sanitary inspector in the railroad
construction camps Of Brazil. BE
left Monday to return to his duties.
Miss scherer accompanied him to New
York and Washington where she
will spend several weeks.
Note tho political announcements
contsiued in this weeks issue in order
to keep informed % to who tho spph'
Giants for Office will DO. Judge Ross
announced his candidacy some two
weeks ago and now 10 Joined by two
OF his court house neighbors, Co.