New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hunter
or Lafayette. : son, Wednesday.
Dr.. +. A. Fritsche made . trip e
sssnborn Thursday last
# Misses Nets and Louise Rsutenbsre
went TO The Cities Sunday 70 spsnd
tho wesk st The Fair.
Asthur Dsnglsr, cashier OF one Of
ths Aenks q Madslia, spent Labor
Day under ~ parental root.
Miss vsrs striekler lsft Monday 70
take up her duties - instructor II
domestic science in tho. Henderson
schools.
Miss Vera Mueller wont TO- Minnsa-
poli, last Thursday whore che has 81
tsken. up ths. study OF nurstng at the
City Hospital.
Henry Haeberle goes 70 st. Paul
today to begin his work - %tsssher Of
physical culture In tho John A. John
son High School. &aa;9%s A n ~s. &.
Don,t fsil TO see our beautiful
displsy OF Baldwin pianos and piano
plsyers whom at the Brown county
Fair. WIN. ]. W1NKELMANN.
Mrs. Adam J. Peters left Monday
afternoon for St. Paul where she Will
receive treatment from DR.. Gillette
for = ahuborcular aff1iction.
Mrs. Balliager of Mankato who is
S5 years old, IL visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. John F.. Arhsrt., For
her age, Mrs. Ballinger 10 quite spry
and active.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry $seitert, their
.on Loo and Carl p Forster, sr.,
made IN auto trip 70 ST. Martins
Wednesday to visit with the 2. w.
Gag family. ~, ~ E. y !. -: :. .-..: ~.
DR.. Q. J. Ssifert made : aying trip
90 the cities ono day last week on
business. He found the roads In
splendid condition and made tho
return trip in less than i've hours.
Nick Gulden returned Saturday
from Window, MINI. whore he had
been experimenting The work of in
sstalliug : heating plant in the st.
Francis Xavier Church BY the firm of
Gulden & Htppert of this city.
Adam J. Peters and crew of men
left for Wabssso Monday afternoon
to decorate the interior of st. Anne's
C.thoiic Church 1t that place. The
work will be done in water colors and
will take . couple of weeks to COM
plete. ...
Paymaster James 8. Beecher
arrived in this city Thursday evening
and will spend his three weeks leave
of absence With his brother, b. L.
Beecher and other relatives. Mr..
Beecher 10 accompanied by his clerk
W. A. Gilman and they will check up
their accounts while In the city. He
was paymaster on the "California'
and spent most OF his 3 years sea
service in the Orient. He Is now due
for 3 years shore duty and expects to
be stationed at some point on the
Atlantic Coast.
We have sold nearly three hundred
extra copies of the Review and Post
the past week and have about one
hundred left at this writing. Any one
still wishing to secure copies will find
It necessary TO let US know promptly
as We have mono OF the issue OF the
previous week left st all and do not
expect to have any Of the celebration
issue left by the end Of another week
a. nearly every mail brings 10 orders.
We prefer to supply our subscribers
first, however, 90 let W know 1t you
want any more.
The members Of the Brown County
Fair Association have been very busy
the past two weeks making the last
for the biggest fair ever
held here. The weather promises to
be of the best and . goodly number
Of entries have been received for the
last racing events. The crops thruout
The County are the most bountiful In (
years and it is expected that many OF
he farmers will have exhibits who &,
heretofore have not cared to do so. I
Besides all this there are unusual
,rizes and purses to compete for and I
he Association 10 looking forward to '
he banner attendance. s
Rev. F. l.. v. Meske who 10 we'll
md favorably known here - atone G
ime pastor of the Congregational q
will shortly quit tho active q
ministry and become IN instructor In