New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-04-17

4 ~ IS.
Mrs. MAILER Of Spring deld spent ID
week end With the Metzingsrs, return
ing 70 her homo Sunday.
Mr.. Franklin Miller of Chicsg,
visited over sunday with the John F
Neumsnn family. Mr.. Miller. Is ,
cousin OF Mrs. Neumann.
Books Giant Pansies are nov
ready for transplsntlng. Get them u
the NEW ULM GREENHOUSE.
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Jno. A. Dslzell, formerly . member
OF the House Of Representatives, now
On attorney Of Morton, was looking
after legal business IN New Ulm Tues.
day.
Christ Backer has just invested In q
new Bass Horn. lii . York and il
the third one Of that make that Mr..
Backer nas had. He received the
horn just in time for inspection.
Joseph Schwab OF West Newton had
the misfortune last Wednesday to
crush his left index finger 50 severely
that 1t became necessary to amputate
1t ct the first joint.
Mrs. Theodor Case of Home Town.
ship was quite seriously hurt In the
back and chest from . fall recently.
The injuries are quite painful and the
patient will be confined to her bed for
some weeks.
= Get your seed potatoes at the
Northwestern Hotel.
Rev. Deuber of Manksto who had
been i'll at Emanuel Hospital in that
city for some time died Sunday. Rev.
Deuber was well.known here, having
been pastor at Sleepy Eye for twenty
years.
Martin Hose who recently sold his
Broadway residence to Emil Metzinger
bought one of the Hogen lots on the
N. w. corner of State and Fourth
South Street and has already begun
the building of . barn there.
Don't forget that next Saturday
evening April 10Th the Turner Hall
classes give their annual exhibition
Of Gymnastic Work. A 6ne program
has been prepared. For details SEQ
their I'd elsewhere in this issue.
Jehn G. Zieske, . pioneer resident
Of Sleepy Eye who 10 also we'll known
here, has decided to make his future
home with his daughter, Mrs. Ira
King ut Hsines, Alaska. and left for
that place last week.
Please tell your friends how we'll
you like those glasses We fitted for
J on. We want their trade too. Prof.
Myer, at G. G. Reim's Sat. April q.
Henry Clssen of Burr Oak, Wis,
his mother. Mrs. G.
Clasen to New Ulm last week. Mrs.
Clasen will spend the summer with
the E. W. Mueller family on Fifth
North Street, Mrs. Mueller is
daughter of Mrs. Clasen. Mr.. Clasen
Saturday.
Mrs. A. j.. Eckstein left Friday
morning for her home in Clear Lake,
MINI. Her son, Arthur, who is
attending Northwestern University in
Chicago also left last week after
spending Easter at his sisters home.
Mr.. Eckstein will complete his studies
md graduate from the University in
June after which he plans to locate in
Minnesota but has not yet decided
where it will be.
A step ladder was stolen from my
lard some time ago. 1t the parry
Who took it does not return in short
ime the sheriff will be notified.
Julius Berndt 504 So. MINI. St.
We have requests from three OF our
ubscribers this week to change the
address, on their papers. We like
hat It shows conclusively that the
Review is watched for each week and
hat they miss it if it does not come.
Fohn Schwartz asks to have his
aper sent to Wolf Creek, Wise,
Y alter Key writes from Winona to
ddress his paper to Winona and John |
'andhoefner writes from Dogden that
o is now getting his mail at Russo,
forth DakOtx. Mr.. SandhOefner |
avs crops in his vicinity were very
DOR last year.