New Ulm review., 1912-11-06

Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein trsnsacte,
business In the Twin Cities Monday
Miss Emma Gebser returned Sundsl J
from visit OF several weeks in ST
Paul.
A daughter was born to Mr.. snt
Mrs. Fred Thiede of Cottonwood Sat
urdsy.
Wanted, at once, five chicken.
pickers. StOrk Bros. (Adv)
Mrs. Theresa Hollingshead Of St.
Paul is q visitor this week OF the c.
A. Stolz family.
A young voter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Eyrich early
yesterday morning.
Miss Emma Schorning OF St. James
10 . guest this week of Miss Tillis
Heymann and Mrs. Chss. Stolz.
DR.. Dinner Warner OF Freeport,
MINI. visited st the Seifert home from
Friday to Monday of the past week.
Mr.. Jordan of Wassca, brother-in-
law Of John Keegan who visited here
for about . week, left for Montsns
Saturday.
Just received another car Of New
vnaer AAs>0AR ~nsn A1aA1n0p ~ RAoAm,AaaR
Canada Reds, Rhode Island Green.
iegs. Ben Dsvis, Northern SPY.
Rs0bo, Steels Reds, Tallmann
Sweet ETC. STORk BROS. (Avt.)
A. w. Bingham was . weekend
visitor At Minneapolis. Mrs. Bing-
ham is expected home from Vermont
in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Engelbert are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Sigfried DUN at Waterloo, Wise.
They expect to stay for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Keefe of Mon
tana we're unexpected arrivals at the
Henry Rudolph home this week. They
will make only 9 very brief stay.
Dressmsking done by the Misses
Spellbrink at 2nd North and Minne-
sofa Str, in back of Peuser's barber
shop. (Advt.) 4547
A straw vote taken in the High
School Tuesday morning resulted In
IS votes for Wilson. q for Roosevelt,
3 for Taft and 2 for Debs. "straws"
show which way the wind blows In tho
homes OF these pupils.
Do not forget that the demonstra-
tor for the Malleable Range will be
st the New Ulm Hardware Co... store
xll this week to explain the workings
of this splendid stove which reduces
labor and fuel cost by its wonderful
"quick action" movable CRATE. Don't
fail to see the stove 30 that when you
are ready for y new range you will be
thoroughly informed as to what 10
latest and best. (Adv.)
A party of young people enjoyed .
dance at the Catholic Hall last Thurs.
day evening. Supper was served at
the home of Miss jeanette Reinhart.
Eight of the Sleepy Eye girls and boys
were among the guests who we're pres
ent. They came down in two autos
and on their way home when but four
miles from New Ulm the rear axle of
one car broke, rendering the machine
useless. The girls were sent home in
the other auto while the boys csmped
in their disabled car for the night and
when morning broke covered the weary
miles between the wreck and breakfast
BY walking home.
The Obrecht Stock Company: s|
strong organization producing popu.
lar plays at popular prices. will hold
he boards at the Turner Theatre for
IN entire week beginning November
18th. The company is headed by the |
0brecht family, five sisters and one
sll of whom are actors and
nusici ans, and is said to be one of
he strongest organizations on the
Road. The late Gov. johnson saw |
hen once and said that the company
vas lone of the most novel aggrega-
lions of entertainers he had ever had
;he pleasure of seeing" A silver
,ornet band and g ledias orchestra
furnishes music at every performance.
The funeral of William Fischer who
was accidentally killed in Montana
last week was held from the Catholic
Church Wednesday morning, his re-
mains having reached New Ulm the
previous evening. He was hauling
grain. when the accident occurred.
While trying to climb on the wagon,