New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10

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Miss Alma schasfer Of 81. Paul il
Waiting with New Uln friends sad
relatives this week.
Miss Helen stsinbsrg of St. Paul Il
spending her vacstion ct tho home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
steinberg.
A. r. Eggensperger, Hsnsks's Post
master and editor Of the Hanska
Herald, announces himself = sn
suctioneer.
Miss Leonills Vessel Of Little Falls,
Mimi. and the Misses Lydia and Alice
Ochs Of Springfield were guests ct the
Elmer Hseberle homo Saturday.
You will keep cool IL you ct one
Of my lawn swings, settees or . porch
swing. I have them q price you
Come and go. Roy L. BERG.
The Misses Teresa, Gertrude and
Clara Ross, Nellie and Alice Russell
and Cecilia Eibner are spending two
weeks camping ct Lake Emily.
Mrs. Dora Won Claim and daughter
Miss Meta Won CLAIM, of Wilmette,
Illinois, are visiting with the T. Crone
family. They will be here for several
weeks. ss
Mrs. ]. Bobleter left Monday for
St. Paul and Bald Eagle near White
Bear Lake to spend the summer. She
was accompanied by her nephew,
Willard Vogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pfisterer of
Milwaukee arrived last Tuesday to
spend part of the summer at the
Henry Pfisterer home on South
Washington Street.
A. G. Ochs of Springfield was IN the
city over Sunday. He is very much
interested in our Home Coming Cele-
bratioo and while here, became q
member of the Junior Pioneers and
secured an official button.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huevelmsnn
who spent more than three weeks
visiting friends and relatives at
Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati and
other points, returned home last week,
having thoroly enjoyed their trip. -"
Mrs. Adolph Klause leaves today
for four weeks' trip to various
points in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
She will visit in Rochester at the
home of Mr.. Klause's brother and
with an aunt in Dodge Center. In
Wisconsin she will spend q couple of
weeks at Milwaukee and New London.
Notice the special offers in the win
dows of the Columbia Clothing Co.
Underwhear, Union or two piece suit
mems or boys. 35c Suit. Mems
Hose, black or tan SC pair = Gents
Suits lot to close at t off.
28-2O F. P. ZSCHUNKE, Treas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil G. Hage and
Miss Annie Tcberer will leave Thurs
day on two weeks trip to Yellow
stone Park and other points in the
West Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Reddine
of Lsmberton will 60 with them and
Dr.. Schoch will also be q member of
the party on his way to look after
business matters in some of the west
ern states. ..t' ~. "%
. It may interest our readers to learn
that Adelia Hornburg was recently
granted q divorce from Chas. H.:
Hornburg in the Superior Court at
Spokane, Wash. The Hornburgs
formerly resided in New Ulm and are
well-known here. The defendant did
not oppose the divorce proceedings as
property arrangements
had previously been made.
Mrs. lobe of Oklshoma spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Kogge.
Mrs. Jobe has been in Minnesota for
The past month and says she has about
concluded that there isn't any
difference in the summer climates Of |
4innesbts and Oklahoms. Mrs.
Kogge's mother, Mrs. Sonnabend 10
Blso visiting her. Mrs. Jobe will |
return to her homo shortly. :