New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-07

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tod.y.
Mrs. Frank Matsch and children
leave todsy for Springfield for several
days visit.
Kssson Setter who u takiEg nsdi !.
csl treatment ii the cities left for 81.
Paul yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. b. vogel accompanied the
Carl Crone family on their auto trip
TO Minneapolis yesterday.
George Rsmms Of Rochestsr came
! up Monday noon to join the boys Of
Company A on their trip to Sparta.
Miss Iona Setter Of Minneapolis
visited at tho Frenzel homo from Wed.
nesdsy to Saturday Of last week.
Alfred schlumberger made recent
trip to the north central part OF the
state recently and purchased some
land near Pietz.
L The rains of Sunday and Monday
evenings did no material harm to the
crops of grain and were very welcome
IN the corndelds and vegetable
gardens.
Mrs. Fred Setter come home sstur-
day after months visit with friends
in the city. Little Helen Johnson and
Aline Setter came home ct the same
time.
During the absence OF Major John
Buschers and Peter Kitzberger at
Sparta, Wis, former teller Albert A.
Manderfeld will be on duty at the
State Bank.
Miss Margaret Schoch and Miss
Thusnelds Fuerst left this morning
for St. Paul to visit q week. On their
return Miss Dorothy Helmes will
accompany them.
Do not fail to Geo the A. B.
Cameron piano before you buy; the
best piano made in regard TO material,
workmanship and ane tone quality,
in the market and the prices the
lowest. Investigate. % {. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Scheiderich
drove to Le sueur Center Sunday.
accompanied BY their little nephew
who has been spending week in New
Ulm. Their niece, Estslls Marks, re-
turned with them to visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Ida Hsuenstein returned last
evening from , months visit with
friends In the cities and at tho lakes.
Her sister, Mrs. Frank Hubbard OF
Excelsior came with her to stay while
Mr.. Hubbard 10 away at camp in
Sparta and will probably remain here
for the celebration.
When you read this 1t will tell
you whore and by whom the famous
A. B. Cameron Pianos that you have
heard and read SO much about are
sold and where you will have an
opportunity to buy this high grade,
standard instrument at . sur.
prisingly low price. A carload OF
twenty of these fine instruments Will DO
offered on sale by the we'll known
music dealer, A. Dsntelson, Ut his
store in New Ulm. This great sale
starts August 10th and closes August
Goth, 80 ONLY LASTS SIX DAYS.
A. DANIELSON, PROP.
Two OF the force of teachers who
we're here last year and accepted re-
election for next year have since
resigned. One of them is Mr..
Cesander who intends to continue
travelling for the New Ulm Roller Mill
and the other is Miss Burns whose
health is 90 poor she will not teach
next year at sll.
Chairman c. G. REIN of the Band
of 100 pieces reports that he has no
trouble to get musicians but lacks the
necessary instruments. All who have
instruments, not only in New Ulm
but also in the surrounding country.
are kindly requested to place them 1t
the disposal of the committee. Their
return in % good condition - when
received 10 guaranteed.
Among the expected guests for Home
Coming Week are Mr.. and Mrs. Chss.
J. Pau of Cincinnati, Ohio and Mrs.
Helm Loenholdt Of Hamburg, Ger.
many. Mr.. Pau who 10 ono Of the
old Pioneers OF New Ulm, 10 On uncle
of Miss Allie Scherer and he snd
Mrs. Plau will be her guests. Mrs.
Loenholdt was formerly Mics Minnie
Pfaender and she will visit with DR..
Fritsche's family.
Harvest has been going rapidly
forward the past week under ideal
weather conditions, both for the grain
and for the laborers. For yesrs past
no such crop has waited the reaper
and hopes have been high for .
hountaoua Weld which ahOuld wine out