New Ulm review., 1912-11-20

Dr.. A. f. Strickler and Bro. w. r.
Hodges Of Sleepy Eye we're il the city
Monday on matters pertaining to the
schools Of that city. b
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Rev. w. Albrecht and wife and
Miss Lena Offermann of Sleepy Eye
attended the Library Concert given ct
Turner Hall last Wednesday.
Conrad Blettner, 90 old and
respected citizen Of Sleepy Eye died
Monday evening. The funeral took
place Saturday from the N. E. Church
in that city.
A building rotted for lack of paint.
A mans sight failed for lack of
glasses. See US NOW. Prot. Myer
at G. G. Reim's Fri. and Sat Nov.
22nd and 23rd. (Advt)
From the Sleepy Eye Herald-Dis-
patch We CLEAN that Joe Schluck and
family have removed to New Ulm
where they expect to make their future
home.
Mrs. f. G. Hsge spent last week in
Minneapolis with an aunt who is Ill.
Mr.. Hage went down Saturday and
spent Sunday, both returning home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinzens Brunner of
St. George who celebrated their golden
wedding this year, contemplate spend
ing the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. John Schweiss OF Fairfax.
Just received q fine line of hair
switches. NEW ULM MILLINERY
PARI oRs. (Advt. 46-47
Miss Ida Hauenstein left yesterday
for q visit of several weeks duration
with relatives in Chicago, Ann Arbor
and Indiana. Her uncle, Adolph
Wagner made the trip to Chicago with
her.
Miss Minnie Wendt left Tuesday for
few days visit in the Cities where
she expects to find new suggestions in
her line for Christmas work. Miss
Wendt has class in china painting
at Winthrop which she teaches every
Saturday.
Otto Korbel, who is employed in the
Boock Drug Store at Crosby, N. D.
has spent the past week visiting with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Kor-
bel. Otto says he likes North Dakota
first rate in spite OF the bowling of the
wolves. He expects to return to his
work today. s..
Rev. Petrie, formerly of Springfield,
who for years has had charge of
prison reform work in this section has
been transferred and will have charge
of the work in Wisconsin with head
quarters at Milwaukee. Rev. Petrie
is quite we'll known in New Ulm having
lectured here at various times on
matters concerning the betterment of
prison conditions.
All owners of an Edison Phono.
graph will certainly be pleased to
hear that they now have chance to
buy pew wax records at about one
half the price for what they usually
had to pay.-For short time only
Eugene A. Pfefferle will sell all Stan
dard Wax 35c Records for only 2lc
and all A lberol Wax So Records
+ ,r only Sic. (Advt) AZ
About thirty five of the members of
Charity Lodge No. SO A. F. & A. M.
attended church services at the Ger
man Methodist Church Sunday even
ming. The Congregational services
were dispensed with to enable the
members to join with the Methodist
Church ia q union service and the
building was crowded to the doors.
Rev. Holm delivered forceful sermon
on "Righteousness' expressing very
ad anced ideas along religious lines
Rev. Holm is man Of practical,
every day Christianity: live wire.
and his influence will be strongly felt
shruughout the city. Approval Of his
methods has been widely expressed
and We believe he will be power for
good.
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