New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-06-19

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somswhas extended visis with her
many friends. 3s
A new steel ceiling and fresh cost
OF punt on. the walls Of the City
Clerks once add to the list OF city
improv ements noted BY the "Review."
Busy people bless bifocais. They
save cine and trouble. Far and near
sieht In one glass. Prof. Myer ats
them correctly. He will Do at g. q.
Rein's Saturday June %.
Mr.. Bruce Leland Of Winons spent
Friday and Saturday with bis
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Hintz. he Vas
on his way from Winona TO Huron,
South Dakota.
The Misses Alma and Elsie MART
returned last Wednssdsy from their
school work st Topeka, Kansas. On
their way homo they visited with
friends st Y ankton, s. D.
Miss Emma Loe6elmacher returned
Thursday from visit to Los Angeles
and other points ia the Pacific Coast
States. Miss Loefe lmacher was gone
four months and enjoyed the trip very
much.
Mrs. Dora Hohmsnn, mother Of
Mrs. A. Alderman, WAS pleasantly
surprised Wednesday afternoon BY
the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church, the OCCASION being
her birthday. About 40 of the ladies
we're present and ell spent most
enjoyabl afternoon.
During the period Of electrical distur-
Dances which preceded the heavy
rainstorm last Friday evening light
ming struck the flag pole on the
Strickler building on North Minneso-
t. Street. The pole was shattered and
seversl bricks about ito base were torn
out but no. further damage vas done.
Court Reporter w. T. Eckstetn who
he's been in attendance at the spring
term OF the District Court Of Lyon
County ct Marshall for the past two
weeks spent Saturday with his family.
He returned TO Marshall Sunday eve.
ming to finish up the work which, from
present indications, will take another
week.
Theodor Figge and family OF
Chadron, Nebraska arrived last week
and are staying at the George Doehne
home. Mr.. Figge is nephew of Mr..
Doehne ana it il his intention to
locate here if suitable residence can
be found. This seems to be rather
difficult at present as practically every
house is occupied.
St. Johns Catholic Church members
at saarles will givezs picnic there mex
Sunday and it is expected that large
number will attend from New Ulm
The picnic will really be in the nature
of q fair with amuaements and enter
tainments Of various sorts. Special
church services will also be held ir
which Rev. Ad. Schott of st. Alexan'
der Hospital will take . prominen,
part.
Redwood County has . woman as
pirant for political Office. Mrs. Adells
G. Pratt of Redwood Falls is asking
for the republican nomination fo'
county superintendent of schools
There are number of woman county
school superintendent in the state ant
as rule they make very good officers
attending strictly to business instead
of playing politics IS SO many men in
cumbents. of the Office find it necessary
to do.
George Heymsnn Of Graceville
MINI, is visiting with New Uln
relatives this week. Mr.. Heymann in
forms the "Review" that crops are
looking fine In the southern end o.
the Red River Valley and hopes are
bright for better times. Twice thit
week also reports have come to us o.
increased buying among retailers
which would indicate that confidence
in crop conditions. is having it, effect
on buyers.
The badges for the Junior Pioneers
have been received. They are in the
form of . very attractive lapel button
with neat and appropriate design.
All persons who have already Joined
the organisation can secure such
button by calling upon Sheriff W. j.
Julius, Treasurer of the Junior