New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-31

Miss Aims Hshsslbruek Who ~
been. spending ths,psss three wsaks =!
~ home Of hsr parents, wsat back q
Asuksto on Monday.
Clifford Lssch OF 81. Paul i visitiss
with bis cousin Douglas Garrow and
Alex Garrow Il spending : part OF thu
sunmsr Of White Bear,
In connection with our big stock
ct shoes>we now do repair.work. Lei
10 dx your old shoes up for you.
schrupp's Selz Royal Blue Store.
Mrs. Alex L. Henlei u visiting q
the hons Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
AL. Ickstein, ut Clear Lake. she
sxpscts 10 b gons sevsraLwssks. ~
Mrs. Helen George Mo Who with her
children has been visiting with her
mother for the past month returned TO
her homo in Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. Glenn who
moved 70. Minneapolis . short time
ago ars the happy parents Of . little
son which was born TO them last
Saturday.
Miss Mary Hess leaves today for
st. Paul TO mark teachers exsmtns.
ton papers st tho State Capitol. Her
brother, Charles Hess left Saturday
for Glencoe to visit with old school
friends.
The special train which made the
trip to Msnkato for Ringling Brothers
circus last Thursday carried ninety
five passengers from New Ulm and
vicinity. A number of others went
down by auto.
Mrs. Carrie Gerboth returned Fri
day evening from seven weeks visit
with her sons family at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Her son Edward accompanied
her home and stayed here until Mon
day calling on the trade and looking
up his friends.
Miss Hertha Baltrusch who has
successfully managed hotel in the
western part of Mexico for the past
year is at home for her summer vsca.
ton. The hotel she has had charge OF
has been closed for the summer. She
expects to return to the same position
in October.
J = W atch this paper for the next two
weeks for the grestest Piano Sale Of
high grade standard instruments that
has ever come Of in this country. II
will pay you to be ono of the wise
ones and take this opportunity to buy
one Of these splendid pianos for your
home for thea. B. CSmeronpisnos are
the best pianos in this country for the
money. Keep your eyes open for this
sale.i
While Anton Krsus, . carpenter,
was working for Max Miklas in the
Town of Cottonwood last week We'd
nesday the scaffold on which he was
standing broke, and he fell distance
OF eight feet. striking on the hard
ground. He was hurt internally and
suffered from severe pain in his side.
he will be laid up for some time. :
Mrs. Magdalens Eckstein celebrated
her 10th birthday Thursday. The
members OF the Mothers Society called
on her to offer their congratulations
and spend the afternoon at her home.
Her sons Joseph, Wenzel and George
were the guests of honor at the birth
day dinner. Mrs. Eckstein, We are
glad to report, is enjoying the best of
health. = ......,..,.- r
t Forest English, proprietor of the
Princess theatre, sold his theatre,
early in the week to Arthur Walton of
Brookings, s. D. Mr.. Walton is an
experienced moving picture operator,
and intends to maintain the standard
at the Princess. He will take charge
of the theatre on August 1st, when Mr..
English goes to New Ulm, where he
and his brother are building fine
new theatre.-St. Peter Herald.
George Huss, son.in.lsw Of Frank
Reinhart in the employ of the New
Ulm Stone Company, had an accident
last Tuesday morning which may
cause him the loss Of the sight of oae
of his eyes. While breaking rock
with . sledge hammer . splinter from
the rosk flew off and struck him in the
eye. BE was immediately taken to the
hospital whore he 10 receiving frost
ment. The attending physician hopes
to be able to save the eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ath. Henle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Msrti and Mrs William
Brandt and daughter Josephine and
Miss Stella Walser of West Newton,
left for Wilkesbsrre, Penn. Saturday.
The Misses Ida Henle, Mary Marti
and Maroaret Rrandl who have heen