New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-08-07

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Sunday.
Born, Friday, Aug 2nd, 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rssd on North Gsrmsn
Street, 8 daughter.
N. Henningssn and William Silver.
son left Sunday aftsrnoon on = bos1.
ness "Trip to North Dskota.
AL. stork, Harry Bingham, Miss
Hannah Stork und Fred stsdslbsuer
drove 70 the cities 10 the stork car
Saturday.
The Misses L.urs and Emma
Remind Of Wsssca arrived yesterday
to DO present at the marriage Of thar
sister, Miss Mabel Remind.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. siegsl, and Mrs.
L. B. Krook drove 70 Minneapolis
Friday and Mr.. Krook and Miss
Frances loft Saturday TO join them
there and return with them.
The George Graf family Of 1venhoe
who has been visiting 10 New Uim Tor
several days will make the return trip
70 their home BY auto to-day. MISS
Elizabeth Henls will 60 with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew !. stockstsad
Of the Town Of Home sre rejoicing
over tho arrival of . little son Who
came to them last week Monday. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
Get it now and read up ION THE
TRAIL OF THE SIOUX" a
historical story of the Indian War IN
1862. Good wholesome and interesting
reading for old and young. On sale ae
at OLsENs Drugstore. 32-35
Miss Elfrieda Toberer went to st.
Peter to attend the dinner party given
Monday by the Misses Clara and
Emma Rust in honor of Miss Cella
Engeser who is to be married today.
George S. Hage and family OF
Madelia and Mrs. Borreson and
daughter of La Crosse, Wisconsin,
spent Sunday ct the Emil G. Hase
home. They drove over from Madelis
BY auto.
Mrs. Therese Finnell of st. Paul
and her two children, Gladys and
Tommy, arrived Saturday TO spend
several weeks Of the A. J. Alvin home
and with other friends here and o.
Winthrop. # Is
Miss Lottie silverson Of Chicago
and Mrs. O'Donnsll of Cincinnati are
visiting with their fsther, Chas.
Silverson. Mr.. Silverson's sister,
Miss Barbara schubach Of Cincinnati,
10 also here.
Mrs. Peter Giefer, Mrs. Robert
Fesenmaier, Mrs. Myron Snyder and
Mrs. A. J. Esser will entertain the
sewing circle of st. Anne's Court w.
G. O. F., at the home Of Mrs. Gietsr
this afternoon.
The Band Concert last Sunday
evening was not completed owing to
the rain storm and Captain Hofmeister
has decided to give another one the
evening of August 18th GU the return
of the band from camp.
Mrs. w. G. Alvin and children
returned Saturday from Arlington
where she has spent the past three
weeks visiting at the Herman Brett
kreutz home. Mrs. Alvin attended
the Saengerfest concerts while she
was gone.
Mrs. S. PfefferIe left Friday for an
extended trip to st. Paul, Milwaukee,
Kenosha and Chicago. She will visit
with friends and relatives and also do
the fall buying for her millinery
psrlors. Her niece, Lucy Pfefferle,
accompanied her.
The School Board of the New Ulm
Schools met Saturday evening last
and organized by re-electing the pre-
sent incumbents to their officers. DR..
Weiser will therefore DO President for
another year, Prof. REIN, Secretary
and Mr.. A. W. Bingham, Treasurer.
= The time has come to lot the
readers of this paper know whore and
by whom the famous A. B. Cameron
pianos are sold. These pianos are
handled and sold by the old and we'll
known music dealer, A. Danielson,
and he has got : carload of twenty OF
these high grade instruments shipped
direct from the A. B. Cameron Factory
to his music store ct New Ulm, Mimi,
and will offer to you piano buyers
this carload Of twenty pianos at such
low figures that these twenty pianos
will be sold in only SIX DAYS. This
great piano sale will start August 10th
and close August 18th, SIX DAYS ONLY.
A. DAN1ELSON, Prop. 1898
Geo. A. Biebl, the we'll known
druggist of Fairfax, at one time in the
employ of the Pioneer Drug Store here
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