New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-21

visitors last Friday.
Mrs. Robert Hartmann returned Ia
her home in st. Paul Monday.
Fred Wellner of Fairfax is spending
some days in New Ulm with relatives
and friends.
Miss Lucy Marti entertained Miss
Frances Lorenz of Redwood Falls
over Sunday.
Ben. Zieske, principal OF the North
Mankato High School, spent the week.
end with his family.
The Aid Society Of the Congregatio-
nal Church met with Mrs. Chss.
vogtel Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella spoerhase OF Winthrop 10
visiting with her sisters Mrs. F. W.
Johnson and Mrs. w. G. Alvin.
Miss Martha Albrecht went to Nicol-
let Sunday afternoon to nurse . child
of Rev. and Mrs. G. F.. KoehIer which
is i'll with pneumonia.
Supt. Hess will 60 to Blue Earth
and Fairmont this week to address
school officers meetings at those points
on the subject of rural school consoli-
dalton. ,aAuHM
The postoffice will-nA 16peh Wash
ington's Birthday for one hour in the
morning from 9 to 10. The mail
carriers will not make their rounds as
the day is legal holiday
Received, New! so doz. hose for
men, which were closed out from q
jobber at price, we offer them for
this month on sale at 25c a pair. See
our window. F. z. ZschuGke, Treas.
Columbia Clothing Co.
The ladies of the German M. e.
Church will have an apron bazaar
aud will serve lunch at Winkelmann' s
Music Store Thursday Fec. % Every
body cordially invited.
VIM. Arndt has opened q barber
shop in the old Olson building on
First North Street, next to the police
station. Arndt has planned to equip
his shop with all new material and
bespeaks a share Of the patronage
of the citizens.
The Junior Pioneers will meet at
Turner Hall next Sunday afternoon
February 25th at 2 o'lock p. m. for
the purpose of perfecting permanent
rganization. A cordial invitation is
extended to every Junior Pioneer to
attend.
A Washington Program will be given
at the Music Hall of D. M. L. College
Z thursday Evening. The ENTERTAINMENT
Will be in the form of musical and
recital. No admission will b. charged.
The exercises begin at 7:45 p. m. Re-
served seats can be secured thru the
students
Our correspondent from the town of
Cottonwood, Albert w. Haas, son OF
iIsidorsHsas submitted to an opera
ton for appendicitis last Thursday at
St. Alexander's Hospital. We are
glad to be able to report that the
patient is doing nicely and that be
will be able to leave the hospital 10 q
very short time. .-. .
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock the
Trustees of the Lutheran Synod will
have q session at the College. The
meeting will be attended by Rev. Win
ter of Maukato, Rev. E. A. Pankow
and Fred Schweppe Of St.James, John
Boock of Gibbon and Rev. G. J. Al
brecht and F. H. Retz!atf rem Now
Ulm.
Fidel Schneider who recently sold his
farm in the Town of Cottonwood pr
chased the George M. Tauer residence
property on North Payne Street and ex-
poets to move to town in short time.
Monday he bought the William Boett-
ger farm in the Town of Sigel com
prising in the neighborhood Of 3GO acre
at S45. SO an acre as an Investment.
Louis r. Schulz, Grand President
of the Order of Sons of Hermann made
an official visit to DenkmalIoge OF
this city last Tuesday. He urged the
members to help increase the member
ship, and showed by figures that the
Order is in healthy and prosper
Gus condition. After the meeting fol-
lowed "Comme.s' which was
thoroughly enjoyed by I'LL.
Buy SOC hose for 25c pair for
men at our sale. Look at our show
windows where they are displayed and
oHorad at Drice of 25c f. p.